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Overview

The scenario in India:

The demand is only increasing with a severe crunch on the availability of the required infra-structure

 

 

Source: Magnitude of Substance Users, 2019 published by WHO

As can be seen from above data, the number of substance users in India are high. About 11-crore users (problem users and dependent users) out of the country’s population of 140-crore or about 8% of the population! The data is based on authentic and the latest published report from WHO.

 

We are partnering with KS Hegde Medical Academy (KSHEMA) for the medical management of the users’ recovery process

Who will benefit:

  1. All substance users; alcohol, drugs, inhalants, injectables etc. who are over 18 years
  2. Tobacco users
  3. Caregivers and family members of the users
  4. Support group to the ex-users and their families
  5. Educational institutions to spread awareness of the harm with substance use though short sensitising sessions
  6. Other like-minded organisations working in the field who want to address the spiritual aspects of recovery from substance use

How does SSDC stand-out?

As explained in the purpose, vision and mission statements, SSDC will stand out with its complete approach based on being ‘humane and holistic’. Existing rehabs may not really offer a similar approach. SSDC offers a ‘spiritual healing’ with the celebrated and well-researched Sudarshan Kriya*

1.Caring environment

2. Attention to healthy food to hasten the healing

3.Hygienic facility with well-appointed rooms

4. Sudarshan Kriya© or SKY, is a rhythmic breathing technique developed by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, is a central practice in the Art of Living Foundation. It promotes physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Employing Sudarshan Kriya© in various health issues and is shown to be highly beneficial.

Potential Benefits of Sudarshan Kriya :

  1. Stress Reduction:  Sudarshan Kriya helps reduce stress and anxiety, potentially reducing the urge as a coping mechanism.
  2. Mood Enhancement: The practice has been associated with improved mood and emotional stability, which can be beneficial for individuals trying to quit, as mood swings and irritability are common during withdrawal.
  3. Improved Self-Control: Regular practice of Sudarshan Kriya enhances self-awareness, helping individuals become more conscious of their cravings 
  4. Physical Detoxification: The breathing techniques improves lung function and overall physical detoxification, that aids the body in recovering.
  5. Supportive Community: Engaging in a community of practitioners can provide social support, which is crucial for individuals trying to quit smoking.

5. A robust spiritual protocol based on Sudarshan Kriya and CBT-based group processes

6. Indoor games

7. Play with Clay – an innovative activity workshop with clay work designed to help the client to creatively address his negative emotions and nudge him into positive action

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