Drug rehab for adults in Gauteng
Inpatient treatment for addiction to cocaine, CAT, tik, heroin, nyaope and prescription medication, starting with a medically supervised detox and a personal treatment plan.
Signs that drug use has become an addiction
If several of these sound familiar, it's worth a confidential conversation with our admissions team.
- Using more often, or more at a time, than intended
- Failed attempts to cut down or stop
- Money or possessions going missing
- Secrecy, new friends, or dropping old ones
- Withdrawal symptoms such as cravings, sleeplessness, low mood or aches
- Problems at work, school or home because of using
Withdrawal from some drugs, including heroin, nyaope and sedative medication, needs medical supervision. Don't stop suddenly without advice.
Drugs we treat addiction to
- Cocaine
- CAT (methcathinone)
- Tik and crystal meth
- Heroin and nyaope
- Prescription medication
How treatment works at Aloe Valley
A registered centre for up to 45 adults, with a clinical psychologist and consulting psychiatrist for mental health needs alongside addiction.
Programmes and therapiesMedically supervised detox
First days. Withdrawal is managed by our nursing professionals so it is as safe and comfortable as possible, and a doctor sees every client on admission.
Primary programme
28 days to 3 months. Group and individual therapy, motivational interviewing, creative and experiential therapy and the 12 Step programme, with a personal treatment plan.
Secondary programme
6 months recommended. An extension of the primary programme focused on life skills and everyday routine in a safe, supervised setting, which gives the best chance of lasting recovery.
Common questions
Do you treat CAT and tik addiction?
Yes. Aloe Valley treats addiction to stimulants such as CAT, tik, crystal meth and cocaine, with therapy, the 12 Step programme and a longer secondary programme to rebuild routine.
Do you treat heroin and nyaope addiction?
Yes. Treatment starts with a medically supervised detox, then the primary programme. Tell admissions about any recent use so we can plan detox safely.
Do you treat addiction to prescription medication?
Yes, including addiction to painkillers and sedatives. Our team plans a safe, supervised withdrawal.
How long is the programme?
The primary programme runs from 28 days to 3 months. The secondary programme continues the work with a focus on life skills, and a minimum of 6 months is recommended. Stays of 1 to 12 months are possible, and the length is agreed with you based on the person’s needs.