Integrated Rahabilitation Centre for Addicts (IRCA)

The Integrated Rehabilitation Centre for Addicts serves as a key component of the DDAC Project by providing structured rehabilitation services for individuals suffering from addiction.

The centre adopts a holistic approach that addresses physical, psychological, emotional and social aspects of recovery.

The rehabilitation process includes counselling, therapy, family involvement and relapse prevention strategies aimed at long-term recovery.

1.Inpatient Care (IPD)

provides structured inpatient treatment and rehabilitation services for individuals affected by substance use disorders. Beneficiaries receive comprehensive care including medical support, individual counselling, group therapy, family counselling, behavioural interventions, rehabilitation activities, and relapse-prevention guidance in a safe and supportive environment.

2. Outpatient Cases (OPD)

The Outpatient Department (OPD) provides assessment, counselling, treatment guidance, and follow-up services for individuals affected by substance use disorders without requiring admission to the rehabilitation centre. Beneficiaries receive professional support through counselling sessions, medical consultations, recovery planning, and referrals to specialized services when needed.

3. Individual Counselling

Individual counselling sessions focused on:

    • Motivation Enhancement
    • Behaviour Change
    • Stress Management
    • Relapse Prevention
    • Goal Setting
    • Mental Health Support

These sessions enabled beneficiaries to understand the causes and consequences of substance abuse while developing coping skills necessary for recovery.

4. Group Therapy

Group therapy sessions provided opportunities for beneficiaries to:

    • Share experiences
    • Learn from peers
    • Build confidence
    • Improve communication skills
    • Develop positive coping strategies

The sessions contributed significantly to improved self-esteem and sustained recovery among beneficiaries.

5. Family Counselling

Addiction affects not only the individual but also family members.

Family counselling sessions were conducted to:

    • Improve family relationships
    • Address family conflicts
    • Strengthen emotional support
    • Promote understanding of addiction and recovery
    • Enhance treatment compliance