The Treehouse Thailand

The estimated cost is $9,000 USD per 28 days. Optional add-ons like neurofeedback and NAD+ therapy are available for an additional fee of around $5,000.

No, this is a private-pay international facility. It is not listed as accepting U.S. insurance plans or government funding like Medicaid.

They offer holistic, trauma-informed care with a very high staff-to-client ratio (3:1) and small groups (6–8 clients). The setting features private cabins, gourmet meals, and adventure therapy, combined with a wide range of evidence-based therapies like neurofeedback and IFS.

They use CBT, DBT, EMDR, Brainspotting, Internal Family Systems (IFS), trauma release, mindfulness, neurofeedback, biofeedback, art therapy, music therapy, osteopathy, acupuncture, yoga, fitness, meditation, and nutrition/dopamine meal plans.

Yes. They specialize in treating co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders such as anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, and OCD.

They treat addiction to alcohol, opioids, cocaine, methamphetamine, prescription drugs, ecstasy, and marijuana. They also specialize in chronic relapse and co-occurring disorders.

Yes, they treat a range of disorders including anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, OCD, PTSD, personality disorders, grief/loss, ADHD, and burnout.

No. The Treehouse emphasizes a non-12-Step approach, focusing on holistic, trauma-informed therapies. Neither Smart Recovery nor Celebrate Recovery are mentioned.

The Treehouse Thailand was founded in 2023.

Yes, medically supervised detoxification is available on-site for clients who require it before beginning the residential program.

Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) like Suboxone is not listed on their website. Clients should inquire directly about their policy.

The typical length of a residential stay is 28 days. Extensions for 60 or 90 days are possible depending on individual clinical needs.

The living situation is a private, resort-style setting. Every client is guaranteed their own private Thai-style log cabin, complete with a private en-suite bathroom.

No. The Treehouse is a voluntary, private rehab center. It is an open campus, and clients are not held against their will.

Yes, smoking and vaping are permitted in designated areas. The facility also has a flexible technology policy, allowing clients to use personal devices like phones and laptops, with Wi-Fi provided.

Pack comfortable, climate-appropriate clothing (including for fitness/yoga), personal toiletries, prescribed medications, and travel documents. Electronics are allowed. A small backpack and universal adapter are also recommended.

Leave valuable items, large amounts of cash, alcohol, illicit drugs, non-prescribed medications, and weapons at home. Overly formal clothing and excessive entertainment devices are discouraged.

The campus consists of private cabins situated along the Ping River, surrounded by landscaped grounds. It includes dedicated fitness and wellness areas, a pool, gardens, and ample access to nature. The atmosphere is that of a luxury resort, not a clinical institution.

The care team is multidisciplinary and includes psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, licensed therapists, nurses, holistic practitioners, and fitness and wellness coaches.

Yes, the clinical team includes multiple staff psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, and licensed therapists.

The program is co-ed and serves a diverse clientele of adults, including professionals and LGBTQ+ individuals. With a small capacity of only 6–8 clients, you will be part of an intimate, supportive peer group.

Family therapy and couples therapy are available. However, the website does not list a specific policy for in-person family visitation.

Aftercare includes a personalized relapse prevention plan, access to an online alumni network, continuation of their 'Recovery Masterclass,' and weekly online therapy sessions for four weeks post-discharge.

No, the program is non-religious. Its approach is described as trauma-informed, psychological, and holistic, without ties to any specific faith or spiritual denomination.