Addiction treatment for executives, professionals & their families
Discreet outpatient care for executives, professionals and
their families with drug and alcohol addictions.
Professionals suffering from alcoholism and drug addiction – executives, lawyers, physicians, dentists, pharmacists and others – have so much at stake when it comes to reaching out for help. Oftentimes, it seems too risky to address the addiction and better to conceal it in order to protect your loved ones and your livelihood. Intelligent, resourceful individuals can become adept at coping with addiction and put off getting the help they need.
You can live a life free of addiction. Welwynn’s intensive outpatient center is designed specifically for executives, professionals and their families. We are highly discreet and our clinicians are well equipped to assist you on your path to recovery, health and happiness.
Our goal is to be your partner on the road to recovery – to provide the best care available.
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"I hope you live a life you’re proud of. If you find that you’re not, I hope you have the courage to start all over again."