Welcome to Satori Recovery. We provide world-class rehabilitation and treatment to those who suffer from addiction, substance abuse and mental health conditions and help to regain their lives.
Synthetic drug addiction, including MDMA and synthetic cannabinoids, can cause severe physical and psychological harm. Chronic use may lead to anxiety, paranoia, memory problems, and organ damage. Early intervention is critical for safe and effective recovery.
Detox programs are medically supervised to manage withdrawal symptoms. Personalized therapy plans include CBT, motivational interviewing, and group support. Detox ensures safety, comfort, and structured guidance throughout the early recovery phase.
Holistic therapies such as yoga, meditation, and sound therapy support mental and physical well-being. Individualized counseling helps patients understand triggers and adopt coping strategies. Family support programs provide education and foster a strong, supportive recovery network.
Post-treatment online support and aftercare programs reinforce relapse prevention. Satori Recovery’s Malaga facility offers private accommodations, wellness amenities, and a serene environment to support long-term recovery. Compassionate care and evidence-based approaches ensure sustainable sobriety
Synthesised opioids such as the aforementioned nitazenes and fentanyl, as well as heroin, are some of the most dangerous synthetic drugs available. Prescription opioids are often used to manage pain, and they are potent in that regard. However, because of the risk of dependence, they are generally recommended for short-term pain management.
Unfortunately, what makes opioids so addicting is that they produce a rush of euphoria, making those who use them dependent on opioids to function properly. Some may also use these opioids because their prescription was insufficient to manage chronic pain.
Synthesised opioids such as the aforementioned nitazenes and fentanyl, as well as heroin, are some of the most dangerous synthetic drugs available. Prescription opioids are often used to manage pain, and they are potent in that regard. However, because of the risk of dependence, they are generally recommended for short-term pain management.
Unfortunately, what makes opioids so addicting is that they produce a rush of euphoria, making those who use them dependent on opioids to function properly. Some may also use these opioids because their prescription was insufficient to manage chronic pain.
Synthetic cannabinoids are lab-made substances that are chemically similar to cannabis, though they may have demonstrably different effects when used. Synthetic cannabinoids can also be found in illicit vaping products, and they have been linked with health troubles, especially among younger people.
People who use synthetic drugs will exhibit different symptoms based on the drugs that they use. Opioid use will have significantly different symptoms from using cannabinoids.
The signs of using synthesised opioids are similar to the symptoms of using any other opioids. People can often become drowsy, and their sleep patterns may be altered. Over time, they may exhibit other indicators, such as dramatic weight loss or decreased libido. They may also have flu-like symptoms frequently.
Using synthetic cannabinoids can cause someone to have headaches and frequent runny noses. People who use synthetic marijuana may also have watery eyes and increased blood pressure. Users may also experience lethargy and an irregular heartbeat.
Xylazine is a sedative and is not meant or approved for human use. Despite that, some use it in conjunction with other substances. People who use xylazine may experience drowsiness, slowed breathing, slowed heart rate, and slowed breathing, which is common with sedative use.
Seeking drug treatment for addiction to substances can be difficult as many struggle in isolation and a feeling of powerlessness. However, addiction recovery is possible with the right tools to help you build a foundation and sustain it after treatment. At Satori Recovery, our team utilises evidenced-based approaches that have been established to work with people with addiction.
Cognitive behavioural therapy, or CBT, is a treatment modality that is versatile enough that it can be used in treatment programmes for various substance use disorders, mental health conditions, and process addictions. CBT is focused on how thoughts, feelings, and behaviours interact and influence each other.
In an addiction treatment programme, CBT can be used to help a user identify the cognitive distortions or negative thought patterns that contribute to their substance use. By identifying and changing these distortions, a person can change their behaviour regarding the use of synthetic drugs.
Dialectical behaviour therapy, or DBT, is a variant of CBT that was originally developed to treat people who have Borderline Personality Disorder. It has since proven effective at helping people deal with overwhelming emotions, making it a versatile treatment for various behavioural health conditions such as addiction, depression, and anxiety.
In a treatment plan, DBT can be used to help a patient develop skills in four key modules: mindfulness, emotional regulation, distress tolerance, and interpersonal effectiveness. By developing skills in these four modules, people can be more mindful of the present moment, be better at managing intense emotions, and set boundaries in their relationships, all of which can be essential in recovering from drug use.
In addition to the modalities above, our treatment centre will also offer other treatments for synthetic drug use. We also provide mental health treatment, as substance use can often co-occur with mental health troubles.
Our treatment centre in Malaga is in the rural mountain area. This isolation can provide a quiet sanctuary where a person can reflect on their struggles and focus on their recovery.
We also offer alternative treatment options such as equine therapy, yoga, and meditation to help people reconnect with themselves after drug use.
Satori Recovery does not believe in a one-size-fits-all approach to treating substance addiction. This is because everyone who struggles with addiction will have unique experiences, nuances, and preferences when it comes to treatment.
Because of this, we adapt our treatment approach to the unique needs and recovery goals of each person who comes to us for help. Those whose substance use is rooted in a mental health condition will be given help to manage their symptoms.
Similarly, we’ll help those whose substance use is rooted in trauma process the traumatic event that happened to them.
Whether drugs are synthesised in a lab or cultivated in nature, they can be addictive, and there will be people who become dependent on them. But no one deserves to struggle with an addiction. At Satori Recovery, we can offer you or your loved one a path to a happier, healthy, sober life.
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