At the Renessans Centre in Poland, a person undergoes confidential rehabilitation in a safe environment, with the support of specialists, psychotherapy, and work on the causes of alcohol dependence.
Treatment for alcoholism is needed if a person loses control over their drinking, drinks again after promising to stop, hides the problem, or if alcohol is already damaging their health, family, work, and normal life.
You should seek advice if a person:
The treatment of alcoholism is carried out in stages: consultation, detoxification if necessary, stabilization of condition, psychotherapy, working with the causes of addiction, and preparation for life without alcohol.
First, the specialist clarifies the situation: how long the person has been drinking, whether there are binges, withdrawal symptoms, anxiety, depression, aggression, problems with sleep, health, family, or motivation for treatment.
If a person is experiencing a binge-drinking episode, intoxication, or severe withdrawal, alcohol detoxification may be necessary. This helps to stabilise their physical condition, but in itself does not address the psychological causes of addiction.
After the acute period, it's important to restore sleep, nutrition, calm, basic activity, and a clear daily routine. This helps reduce chaos and prepares the person for therapeutic work.
The main part of the treatment is working with psychological dependence: cravings, triggers, guilt, shame, anxiety, loneliness, internal tension, and the habit of escaping difficult feelings through alcohol.
Before completing the programme, patients learn to recognise risks, seek support, avoid old patterns, and build a life without alcohol.
The Renessans alcoholism treatment program is aimed not only at stopping consumption but also at thoroughly addressing the causes of addiction, mindset, feelings, and the formation of a new life without alcohol.
During therapy, a person explores what lies behind alcohol use: personal history, traumatic experiences, suppressed feelings, unmet needs, fears, and habitual ways of avoiding pain. The goal is not simply to eliminate alcohol, but to understand why it has become a way of coping with life.
In the Renessans program, a person gradually learns to separate themselves from dependence: not «I am the problem,» but «I have a condition that can be worked on.» This reduces shame and helps to regain responsibility without self-destruction.
The patient is learning to recognise anxiety, anger, guilt, loneliness, shame, and tension before they lead to cravings or relapse. This is how a new skill is formed: not suppressing feelings with alcohol, but understanding them, experiencing them, and choosing a different action.
Group work helps to break out of isolation, learn to speak openly, listen to other people, accept support, and see that recovery is possible. For a person with alcohol dependence, this is an important part of treatment because addiction often destroys trust, connection, and the ability to build healthy relationships.
Alcoholism affects not only the individual but also their loved ones. Relatives often live with anxiety, control, resentment, fear, and emotional burnout. Working with the family helps to restore boundaries, reduce codependency, and learn to support the person without pressure, threats, or constant control.
The goal of treatment is not temporary sobriety, but a sustainable lifestyle model in which a person knows how to cope with stress, understand themselves, restore relationships, and not return to alcohol.
The programme includes treatment for alcohol addiction, accommodation, meals, specialist support, confidentiality, family support, and post-treatment assistance.
Treatment takes place in a closed and safe environment. Patient's personal data is protected, the diagnosis is not disclosed, and family involvement is only possible with the patient's consent. This format helps the person focus on recovery without fear of judgment or external pressure.
The cost of alcoholism treatment depends on the patient's condition, the duration of the programme, the need for detoxification, the form of support, and the individual recovery plan.
Renessans use transparent packages which include treatment, accommodation, meals and specialist support. Flexible payment terms and instalment plans are available – it's best to clarify the details during a consultation.
The goal of treatment is not just temporary abstinence. The goal is to restore inner resilience, reduce the risk of relapse, regain control over behaviour, improve relationships, and learn to live without a destructive pattern.
Not sure if rehabilitation is needed?
Yes, recovery is possible if treatment is systemic: with work on substance use, the causes of addiction, cravings, thinking, behaviour, relationships and lifestyle.
No. Detoxification helps to stabilise the physical condition, but without rehabilitation and psychotherapy, the risk of returning to substance use remains high.
Yes. At Renessans, alcoholism treatment is carried out with respect for the confidentiality and personal information of the patient and their family.
Yes. If a person denies the problem or does not want treatment, relatives can first get advice and understand how to act correctly.
The cost depends on the patient's condition, the duration of the course, the need for detoxification and the programme format. At Renessans, the package includes treatment, accommodation, meals and support. Flexible payment terms and instalment plans are available.
