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Addiction Treatment Center
It is a governmental center affiliated to the Al-Sabah Specialized Medical District of the Ministry of Health in the State of Kuwait. It was established with a donation from Kuwait Finance House in 2005. The center provides its services free of charge to Kuwaitis and the like. While expatriates are subject to a nominal fee according to the health insurance laws in force in the State of Kuwait.
The multidisciplinary treatment team provides primary health care, psychiatry, treatment services, psychological assessment, and social work, and psychotherapeutic methods are based on the principles of cognitive-behavioral therapy.
- There are women's suites that provide integrated treatment services from detoxing the body to reaching the stage of advanced rehabilitation
- The addiction treatment center offers the family of the addicted a treatment program, individual and group psychological counseling, and education and awareness by specialists in the field.
The center opens its doors to drug addicts, citizens of the State of Kuwait, free of charge, and with specific fees for residents and expatriates, according to the patient's health condition.
Services Offered
Fees and Payment
Services Offered To:
Adults
Languages:
Arabic, English
Adults
Languages:
Arabic, English
Payment:
Sliding Scale
Pro-bono
Sliding Scale
Pro-bono
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