FAQ

Do you have to be of legal age to start therapy?

Not always. Monar also conducts specialized programs for youth. Minors can be admitted to appropriate centers with the consent of their legal guardians and after qualification by the therapeutic team.

What are the admission requirements for the center?

To start therapy, a referral is required, but insurance is not necessary. A phone call to the center, willingness to undergo treatment, and a positive qualification after the initial conversation are sufficient. The person must be sober and express a desire to participate in therapy.

Can I visit relatives staying in the center?

Yes, visits are possible, but they take place on specific dates and according to the rules established by the center. In the initial phase of therapy, there is usually an adaptation period during which visits are limited.

How long does inpatient therapy last?

Standard inpatient therapy lasts from 6 to 12 months, depending on individual needs, the patient's commitment, and progress in the healing process. The duration can be determined individually during the therapy.

Yes, therapy at Monar's residential centers is free of charge. We operate as a public benefit organization and fund treatment through public resources and donations.

Frequently asked question . . .

Before you make a decision about therapy – for yourself or a loved one – you may have many questions. Below we have gathered answers to those that come up most often. We want everything to be clear and understandable for you.