Our team.
At Paduluce, our team includes psychologists and therapists specialising in addiction and family support.
Our centre's therapists bring recognised experience, empathy and dedication to their work. They will listen to you and help you overcome addiction.
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“Addiction treatment is not only about stopping substance use, but above all about regaining dignity.”
“Virtue must be its own reward. Joy is that which increases a body’s capacity to act.”
“In group therapy, you will rediscover your strengths and regain your confidence.”
“Recovery is much more than stopping substance use: it means finding meaning in your own life again.”
“Recovery means changing, learning new ways to live and discovering who you can become.”
“There are people who grow and learn in a dynamic world full of opportunities.
We all learn and grow throughout the recovery process”
“When life offers you a second chance, you have to commit fully, work and fight every day, because it is definitely worth it.”
Frequently asked
questions.
What does treatment at Paduluce include?
An initial comprehensive assessment, a personalised plan, individual and group psychotherapy, occupational workshops, work with family members, support with sleep habits and anxiety, and medical coordination when appropriate.
Is treatment confidential?
Yes. Confidentiality is an ethical foundation of care and helps build trust throughout recovery. Your information, attendance and sessions are handled with respect for your privacy and professional confidentiality, in accordance with applicable law.
Is medication used?
Not always, and never without medical agreement. Medication is not the centre of treatment and is not compulsory in every case. When used, it acts as a temporary medical support tool. Psychotherapy and changes in habits remain the foundation of treatment.
Do you treat anxiety, depression or other related difficulties?
Yes. Addictions often coexist with other difficulties. When present, these are addressed together from the first day. Clinically, this is known as dual diagnosis: an addiction occurring alongside another mental health problem, such as depression, panic attacks, trauma or insomnia.
Treating these difficulties separately often leads to relapse, because substance use may have begun as an attempt to relieve emotional distress.
Your first appointment
is free.
We support you in rebuilding your wellbeing and everyday life. Begin with a free appointment.
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