De-Addiction & Rehabilitation · SSHIMOH

Motivation & Relapse Prevention

Structured relapse-prevention and motivation-building support to help you stay in recovery for the long term.

 

Our Approach to Motivation & Relapse Prevention

Recovery is not just about stopping — it is about staying well. SSHIMOH's relapse-prevention programmes build motivation, coping skills and a reliable plan for the moments when cravings hit. Part of our De-Addiction & Rehabilitation care at SSHIMOH, Sector 117, Noida.

Relapse-prevention planning

A personalised plan of triggers, coping strategies and support to rely on when cravings or high-risk situations arise.

Motivation & ongoing support

Motivational therapy and regular reviews that keep recovery on track and rebuild a sense of purpose.

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Patient satisfaction and improved well-being scores.

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ACT is a third-wave cognitive behavioral therapy developed by Dr. Steven C. Hayes and now recognized by the American Psychological Association as an empirically supported treatment for depression, anxiety, chronic pain, OCD, and psychosis.

Unlike traditional therapies that focus on eliminating negative thoughts, ACT teaches you to change your relationship with difficult inner experiences — reducing their grip on your behavior without requiring them to disappear.

The core goal is psychological flexibility: the ability to stay present, open to discomfort, and take action in line with your values — even on your hardest days. At SSHIMOH, we use ACT not just to manage symptoms, but to help you build a meaningful, engaged, and vibrant life.

Meet Our Specialists

Expertise meets empathy. Our world-class team is here for you.

 
24/7
Clinical Support
Multidisciplinary
Psychiatrists & Psychologists
100%
Confidential Care
Online & In-Person
Consultations

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do people relapse?

Relapse usually happens when stress, triggers or cravings meet an absence of coping tools — which is exactly what prevention builds.

Is relapse a failure?

No. Relapse is a common part of recovery for many people; each attempt can be a step closer to lasting change with the right support.

What does a relapse-prevention plan include?

Your triggers, practical coping strategies, support contacts and a clear plan for high-risk moments.

Do you offer ongoing support?

Yes — regular follow-up is central to staying well.

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