Continuing Care

Completing residential treatment isn't the finish line. For many people, the weeks following discharge can be a particularly important and challenging period as they adjust to life outside the structure of residential care.

Why It Matters

Why the Period After Discharge Matters So Much

The transition from residential treatment back into everyday life can bring new challenges. The structure and support of residential care change as someone returns to their usual routines, relationships, responsibilities and environment.

Continuing care helps provide appropriate professional support during this transition and gives clients a planned pathway for ongoing therapeutic and recovery needs after residential treatment.

Continuing Care

What Continuing Care Actually Covers

Continuing care is available to clients completing residential treatment at Samarpan and is planned according to each person's ongoing clinical and recovery needs. Depending on the individual care plan, this may include individual therapy, family support or therapy, group sessions and other appropriate recovery support.

Before Discharge

Planning Before You Leave

Continuing care planning begins before discharge. The clinical team works with each client to identify their ongoing therapeutic and recovery needs, potential challenges following discharge, sources of support and the level of continuing professional care that may be appropriate.

The Transition After Discharge

How Continuing Care Answers the Risks Directly

The transition after residential treatment can involve practical, emotional and social challenges. Continuing care provides an opportunity to address these challenges with appropriate professional support.

Stress and unresolved emotions.

Continuing care provides a place to bring stress, difficult emotions and emerging concerns as they arise following discharge.

Maintaining support after treatment.

Planned continuing care helps clients remain connected with appropriate professional support as they adjust to life outside residential treatment.

Returning to everyday routines.

Returning to familiar people, places, responsibilities and routines can bring new challenges. Continuing care provides an opportunity to work through those situations as they arise.

Changes in confidence and recovery needs.

Ongoing contact allows the clinical team and client to review how things are progressing and identify when additional support may be appropriate.

Staying connected.

Continuing care can help clients maintain connection with professional and personal sources of support during the transition following residential treatment.

Included Support

Complimentary Individual Sessions

As part of Samarpan's continuing-care programme, clients receive a number of complimentary individual therapy sessions following residential treatment. The number of included sessions varies according to the length of the residential programme and accommodation package. These sessions form part of the transition from residential treatment; they do not limit the amount or duration of continuing care that may be clinically recommended. Your clinical team will discuss your individual continuing-care plan with you before discharge.

Why This Matters

Continuing Care Is Part of the Journey

Residential treatment provides structure and intensive support. Continuing care helps provide an appropriate pathway as clients move back into everyday life, with ongoing care shaped around their individual clinical and recovery needs.

Continuing Care

Ask About Continuing Care

If you're considering treatment and want to understand what continuing care may look like afterward, your clinical team can discuss the options and the individual care plan with you before discharge.