Resort 12

Resort 12 Rehab

Resort 12 Thailand Located in the city of Chiang Mai in the mountainous north of Thailand, Resort 12 is a luxurious treatment facility specializing in the treatment of LGBTQI patients suffering from alcohol and substance disorders, eating disorders and process addictions such as sex trauma, depression and anxiety.

Resort 12 offers individualized therapeutic programs designed to heal “the whole person” instead of just treating the symptoms. It uses a multi-theoretical treatment approach that encompasses a range of therapies, including holistic methods, the 12-step recovery model, evidence-based procedures, and psychoanalysis. Resort 12 Rehab has its own medical hospital unit so can facilitate detox and residential medical procedures.

Resort 12 Rehab Facilities

The Accommodation dining facilities at Resort 12 Rehab provide a welcome retreat from the noise of stress of daily life. The facility is surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens with a panoramic visa of the mountains in northern Thailand. Resort 12 is modelled on a luxury hotel replete with 20 luxury en suite rooms, a fitness center, yoga studio, meditation room, lap pool, and an outdoor sports and recreation area for soccer and basketball.

The bedrooms are equipped with a king-size bed, a fridge, a flat-screen TV, WiFi and a veranda.

In addition, the facility offers training staff, daily laundry, housekeeping and shopping. Clients enjoy delicious and healthy Thai and fusion dishes prepared by the R12 kitchen team. In addition to a first-class menu that is tailored to the nutritional needs of each client, the facility also has a juice bar.

Resort 12 Rehab Cost

The scheduled fee for Resort 12 Recovery treatment in Chiang Mai is $14,900 per month month on an all inclusive basis. Fees are all inclusive of treatment, testing and luxurious accommodations and covers:

• detox at onsite hospital if required
• medical check-up
• transportation
• accommodation
• meals
• housekeeping services
• leisure activities
• addiction assessment
• lifestyle and nutritional assessment

R12 LGBT Clinic

The Resort 12 Treatment Program is designed to be responsive to an individuals needs, with each treatment schedule adapted and refined to address both the catalysts and symptoms of destructive addictive behavior. By treating just one client at a time the entire clinical team afford a client their undivided attention and expertise.

Treatment at R-12 in Chiang Mai

When treating a wide range of alcohol and substance disorders, eating disorders and simultaneous mental illnesses in LGBTQ residents, R-12 offers an integrated treatment philosophy that uses a variety of therapeutic methods for personalized care. The therapies include nutrition education, fitness, body and massage therapy, holistic methods and evidence-based models.

Residents participate in one-on-one and group sessions with therapists who use psychoanalysis, the 12-step method, CBT and EMDR to treat trauma as a causal component of a current condition.

The facility also offers mindfulness, art therapy, yoga, and process groups that focus on sex, body image, and relapse prevention. The team consists of a 20-member medical team led by a clinical psychiatrist. Drug management is available for customers who need support with dual diagnosis.

The R-12 Treatment Clinic believes that a strong aftercare program is essential to the success of a sustainable long-term recovery. For this purpose, customers can participate in an eight-week program free of charge after leaving the facility.

Resort Twelve is located in the majestic mountains of Northern Thailand and is a treatment facility that offers detoxification and residential recovery programs for LGBTQ clients who are struggling with alcohol and substance use disorders. The therapeutic specialists at Resort 12 are all experienced in treating co-occurring process disorders and dual diagnosis integrated treatment. One of the few rehabs in Thailand with an on-site medical hospital the rehab is able to facilitate medically supervised detox when required, in a luxury private hospital within the sprawling and extensive grounds of the unit.

Whilst not quite achieving full five star luxury status, Resort 12 offers the best accommodations, cuisine, and a comprehensive recovery program that specializes in LGBTQ+ treatment. For this reason we are proud to include  Resort 12 on Worlds Best Rehabs as an excellent rehab provider.

Is Resort 12 Rehab Worth It?

Resort 12, or R12 as it’s often referred to has en exceptionally palatable fee schedule for a rehab with such a great team. At a monthly cost of $14,00 USD the team behind R12 have made the facility as accessible as possible for an International client set.

Being the first truly dedicated LBGTQI Rehab Facility outside the United States was always going to attract significant attention, both positive and critical, given the mixed reputation of its mothership, The Cabin Thailand.

Despite initial setbacks and spiraling costs this facility has weathered both internal and external storms to become one of the leading LGBT Rehab facilities. Put simply, R-12 has some of the most talented and caring therapists in the LGBT recovery sector.

Chiang Mai in Northern Thailand is an Oasis of calm surrounded by mountainous tropical rainforest. This idyllic city and its surrounding wilderness has become the epicenter for Rehab treatment in Asia, being home to a raft of premium luxury rehab facilities.

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A deluxe LGBT-exclusive rehab resort endorsed by Elton John and David Furnish has opened in Thailand. Resort 12, which is based in Chang Mai in Thailand, is the first rehabilitation clinic outside of the United States to provide treatment for LGBT people suffering from addiction issues by LGBT staff… [Press to Read More]

Why is addiction such a problem for the queer community? I ask Connecticut-born Casey Lucarelli, primary therapist at R12, the rehab facility in Northern Thailand specifically for LGBT+ people. “The community as a whole experiences a lot of internalised homophobia, shame as well.” … [Press to Read More]