A programme shaped around one individual.
The programme brings six areas together as one coordinated approach: medical, psychological, therapeutic, nutritional, physical and lifestyle. Each area is intended to work alongside the others, coordinated around the individual rather than delivered as six separate services.
Area 01
Medical
Medical support, including diagnostic assessment, is coordinated with independent medical professionals and integrated with the wider programme, allowing it to remain aligned with the individual's needs for as long as it is relevant.
Area 02
Psychological
Psychological support is integrated within the programme rather than treated as a separate service. Its focus is organised around the individual and shaped by what is most relevant at each stage. As the programme continues, it can be reviewed and adjusted alongside every other area.
Area 03
Therapeutic
Therapeutic support is delivered in part through one-to-one sessions that can take place within the villa. Its pace and focus are reviewed as the programme continues, rather than fixed in advance, and coordinated with the psychological and medical areas where relevant.
Area 04
Nutritional
Professional nutritional guidance works alongside full-board dining prepared by a private chef. Both are shaped around what is appropriate for each person as the programme develops, rather than following a fixed menu applied to every client. Meals and nutritional guidance are coordinated with the wider programme as needs are identified.
Area 05
Physical
The programme may include yoga, Pilates, personal training, kickboxing and equine therapy. Specialists recommend the options considered most appropriate, with the selection and schedule reviewed as the programme develops. Suitability, specialist recommendation and practical availability determine what is included for each client. The villa's pool, gym and outdoor space can also support the wider daily routine.
Area 06
Lifestyle
Beyond structured support, the programme considers daily routine, rest and the pressures of life beyond Silensia, including work, relationships and other responsibilities. It also makes space for thinking ahead to what will continue to matter once the stay has ended.
Coordination
How the six areas are coordinated
Every area is designed to work together around one person. The six areas are not delivered as six separate packages: each begins with an assessment of what is most relevant for that individual, from which priorities are identified and coordinated across the relevant areas rather than addressed in isolation. This coordination continues throughout the stay, with specialists collaborating on how the different areas relate to one another. The programme is reviewed on an ongoing basis and adjusted as new needs, findings or priorities become clearer over time.
How a day may be individually structured
A typical day may include time for clinical and psychological work, individual therapeutic sessions, nutrition and dining, physical restoration and movement, rest and private reflection, and review and adjustment with the wider team.
The outline is illustrative. Each day is structured around the individual and may change as the programme evolves.
Admissions
Admissions, the continuous point of contact
Admissions remains a consistent point of contact throughout the process, from the first conversation and initial planning through arrival and the coordination of the programme. The team brings together communication, practical arrangements and the relevant specialists, while clinical decisions remain with the professionals responsible for each area.
A private conversation is enough to begin.
How your enquiry is handled
Your first contact does not require you to explain everything at once. You may begin with only the information you feel comfortable sharing. Admissions will ask only for what is needed to understand the most appropriate next step, and you can indicate how and when you would prefer to be contacted.
Within the residence
The facilities available to you.
The residential rehab programme in Spain takes place entirely within the villa, so the facilities below are available to one client at a time. Your in-residence team is chosen around your individual needs and includes a live-in counsellor, private chef, chauffeur, housekeeping, personal trainer and other dedicated professionals. Every member of the team is selected for their expertise, professionalism and warmth, ensuring that your day-to-day environment remains both highly supportive and completely private.
Swimming pool
A swimming pool is available within the private residential setting.
Gym
A gym is available within the villa.
Jacuzzi
A jacuzzi is available within the villa.
Garden
The villa includes a garden for time outdoors.
Private chef and dining
A private chef prepares full-board dining, arranged around each client's preferences.
Housekeeping
Housekeeping is provided within the villa.
Chauffeur service
Chauffeur service is included for support.
Concierge support
Concierge support is available 24/7.
Frequently asked questions
How the programme takes shape.
Are Silensia's programmes the same for every client?
No. Silensia builds bespoke rehab programmes in Spain around each individual. Priorities are identified through assessment and the programme is shaped from there, rather than selected from a fixed set of packages.
How does this differ from a standard residential programme?
Private residential rehab at Silensia is delivered one to one within a single villa. Personalised treatment programmes are coordinated across the six areas for that person alone, so the schedule and the team can be adjusted as the stay develops rather than following a fixed course.
How is each Silensia programme shaped around the individual?
Each programme begins with an assessment of what is most relevant to the individual. Priorities are identified across medical, psychological, therapeutic, nutritional, physical and lifestyle areas, creating an approach that can be reviewed and adjusted as needs become clearer.
What are the six areas of the Silensia programme?
The six areas are Medical, Psychological, Therapeutic, Nutritional, Physical and Lifestyle. They are considered together rather than presented as six separate packages, with each area contributing where it is relevant to the individual.
How do the six areas work together?
Information and priorities from the relevant areas are coordinated throughout the stay. Specialists consider how their work relates to the wider programme, helping adjustments in one area remain connected to the individual’s overall needs.
Is each day based on a fixed schedule?
No. Each day can be individually structured around current priorities, planned sessions, rest, meals and appropriate activities. The schedule may be reviewed as the programme develops rather than being fixed once at the beginning.
How is independent medical support coordinated?
Medical support is coordinated with independent medical professionals and integrated with the wider programme where relevant. Medical decisions remain with the professionals responsible for that area.
When does planning for life after the residential stay begin?
Planning for life after the residential stay begins as the programme progresses. Relationships, responsibilities, environments, stressors and routines can be considered so that the continuing-care strategy reflects the realities to which the individual will return.
Speak with admissions
Your recovery begins with a conversation.
The best way to understand the programme is through a private conversation with admissions.
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