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Mehar Foundation: India's first of its kind open rehab by Tripti Bisht
Mehar Foundation: India's first of its kind open rehab by Tripti Bisht
Mehar Foundation: India's first of its kind open rehab by Tripti Bisht
Thursday 19th August 2021
Explore Mehar Foundation's unique open rehab approach with Dr. Abhimanyu Rampal on 'Journeys Through Recovery'. Learn about their inclusive, hopeful treatment.
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Get the buttons here!Mehar Foundation: Redefining Addiction Recovery in India
The most important thing to get rid of addiction is to be happy without it. So, basically, we have to make these children realize that all these things are there, because an addict can never think that he is going out without alcohol or drugs.
Imagine a place where recovery from addiction doesn't mean isolation but connection, where hope is not just a word but a practice. That's the essence of Mehar Foundation, India's first open rehab center. In this episode of 'Journeys Through Recovery', host Ammaya Vox sits down with Dr. Abhimanyu Rampal, the visionary director behind this groundbreaking initiative. Located in Panchkula, Mehar Foundation stands out by allowing patients to stay connected with their loved ones through mobile phones and laptops.
This open approach is rooted in the belief that maintaining relationships is crucial for recovery. Dr. Rampal shares how the center offers more than just traditional therapy. Patients engage in activities like outings and movie nights, learning that joy and sobriety can coexist. What sets Mehar Foundation apart is its inclusive pricing model. It provides affordable treatment options for those who can pay and sponsors underprivileged patients, teaching them skills to reintegrate into society.
The center's philosophy is simple yet profound: addiction is a disease, not a crime, and everyone deserves compassion and support on their journey to recovery. This episode dives into the heart of Mehar Foundation's mission to separate the person from the disease of addiction. It's a must-listen for anyone touched by addiction, offering a fresh perspective on what recovery can look like in India.