Safe Care Trust International offers a full range of accessible, affordable and effective services for people suffering from drug addiction, alcohol dependence and mental health problems, from a 24-hour inpatient rehab to outpatient care and aftercare.
Addiction & mental health services
Addiction affects the whole person and the whole family. That is why SCTI offers a continuum of care instead of a single treatment. A dedicated team of consultant psychiatrists, psychologists, psychotherapists and addiction counsellors works with each patient, from the first assessment to life after discharge.
Every patient receives an individualised treatment plan. Depending on need, this can combine medication, counselling, psychotherapy, group therapy, nursing care, recreation and family sessions.
Our services
Choose the level of care that fits the patient. Our team will guide you after the first assessment.
Our inpatient rehabilitation centre provides care 24 hours a day. With 50 beds for male patients, it is the right choice when a person needs a safe, structured place away from drugs and alcohol.
The IOP is more intensive than traditional outpatient treatment. It is designed for short-term stabilisation and for resolving immediate problem areas. A big advantage of IOP is that the person continues to live at home.
One-to-one sessions of 50 minutes with a licensed therapist. After a detailed evaluation, the therapist builds a personalised treatment plan around the patient’s diagnosis, interests and personality, and plans for discharge from the start.
Individual therapy is supported by group therapy matched to each patient’s needs. Sessions run for 1.5 hours with up to 12 clients and focus on three themes that decide long-term recovery.
Family involvement is crucial for recovery. Families visit at set times and take part in workshops and lectures that explain mental and addictive illness and show them how to support their loved one.
Medical officers, a registrar and consultant psychiatrists look after each patient’s physical and mental health, including medication during stabilisation. Medical and support staff are on duty around the clock, with a 24/7 ambulance service.
Our program draws on the twelve-step philosophy. Clients are introduced to local 12-Step programs and community support groups that help them stay sober after they leave. Read about our approach.
A structured aftercare program is a necessary step in recovery, especially during the first two months after discharge. SCTI continues follow-up support with clients and their families. See aftercare in the program.
Why SCTI
Registered under the Trust Act 1882 and a member of the World Federation Against Drugs.
Consultant psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, medical officers and trained counsellors.
Three clear stages with an individualised treatment plan for every client.
Medical and support staff on duty day and night, with ambulance service on call.
As a trust, we aim to treat vulnerable people from across Pakistan at very little cost.
Workshops, lectures and psycho-education help families support recovery at home.
Admission
Call or WhatsApp us at any hour. Every conversation is kept confidential.
Our psychiatrists and psychologists assess the patient’s physical and mental condition.
A formal Individualised Treatment Plan is set: inpatient care, IOP or clinic visits.
Treatment, family involvement and structured follow-up after discharge.
FAQ
For anything else, call or WhatsApp our team at any hour.
View all FAQsRehab, or “rehabilitation,” is any form of treatment or therapy for people who abuse substances; rehab can refer to a broad range of approaches used to treat a variety of emotional and physical problems. At Safe Care Trust International, our rehabilitation programs help people cope with their problems and address the issues behind their addictions. We work to resolve root problems and end the resulting behaviours, whether sex addiction, eating disorders, drug and alcohol addiction or other compulsive behaviours. In addition to treating addictions, we also have programs to treat depression, anxiety, mood disorders and other behavioural problems.
If you cannot manage or control your life because of an addiction or compulsive behaviour, you need rehab or treatment. Problem behaviours persist even when people with addictions are aware of the negative effects on their jobs, relationships and health. When a person starts to show signs of addiction, it is best to contact a professional counsellor, psychologist, psychiatrist or addiction specialist who can better assess the situation.
Detox, or detoxification, is the clearing of toxins or harmful substances from the body. A detox may be done by taking supplements or drinking liquids made specifically for detoxification, fasting and eating prescribed foods. This flushing of toxins is vital for an individual’s health and stability. While detox may be uncomfortable and difficult, there are ways to lessen the physical pain. Detox can be dangerous if it is not managed by a qualified medical practitioner.
Detox addresses the physical issues that come with addiction. Once a patient completes detox from alcohol or drugs, they are ready to begin the psychological journey to recovery. Different addictions call for different treatments, so discuss your situation with a qualified healthcare professional such as a therapist, addiction counsellor, psychiatrist or doctor, and ask for a referral to a reliable treatment facility.
These common observable symptoms of addiction show the underlying changes in the brain and body:
Take the first step
Admissions are open 24 hours a day. Tell us about your loved one and we will guide you on the right treatment, whether that is inpatient rehab, outpatient care or a visit to our mental health clinic.
