Question 1

What services does your nasha mukti kendra in Kangra provide?

Accepted Answer

Our de-addiction centre in Kangra provides comprehensive diagnostics, psychiatric care with medication, medically supervised detoxification, general physician consultation and 24x7 nursing care, alongside yoga and meditation, sound healing, the 12-step recovery programme, nature treks, creative and social skills therapy, family counselling, life and vocational skills training, relapse prevention and long-term aftercare. Every service listed on this page is included in the monthly fee.

Question 2

Is Eshan Charitable Trust a government registered nasha mukti kendra?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We hold Provisional Registration Sr. No. 193 from the HP State Mental Health Authority, Shimla, under Sections 66(4) and 66(11) of the Mental Healthcare Act 2017. We are also a registered charitable trust, Regd. No. 2025/19/IV/123, Sub-Registrar-I, Kashmere Gate, Delhi. You are welcome to ask to see both certificates when you visit.

Question 3

I am searching for a rehab centre near me in Kangra. Where are you located?

Accepted Answer

Our rehabilitation centre is at Near FCI Godown, Village Tanda Kholi, Ward No. 7, PO Kholi, Tehsil and District Kangra, Himachal Pradesh 176001. That is about 5 to 6 km from Kangra bus stand, roughly 15 minutes by taxi or auto, and about a kilometre from Dr. Rajendra Prasad Government Medical College and Hospital at Tanda. Ask any driver for the FCI godown at Tanda Kholi.

Question 4

How do you treat alcohol addiction?

Accepted Answer

Alcohol de-addiction begins with medically supervised detox, because stopping suddenly after years of heavy drinking can cause tremors, seizures and hallucinations. Once the body is stable, treatment moves to individual counselling, group therapy, the 12-step programme, yoga and fitness, family counselling and a written relapse prevention plan for daily life at home.

Question 5

Do you provide chitta ka ilaj and heroin de-addiction treatment?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Chitta, smack and brown sugar are among the most common addictions we treat. Chitta hooks fast and withdrawal is severe, which is why stopping at home rarely works. Treatment starts with medically supervised detox and round-the-clock nursing, then psychiatric evaluation, counselling, group therapy and a structured plan to stay clean.

Question 6

Do you treat ganja, charas and bhang addiction?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Because cannabis grows in these hills, families often dismiss charas, ganja and bhang as harmless. We see young men whose studies, memory, work and motivation have quietly collapsed. Treatment focuses on breaking the psychological dependency through cognitive behavioural therapy, routine, fitness and honest work on why the habit started.

Question 7

What is withdrawal management and why does it need a medical facility?

Accepted Answer

Withdrawal is what the body goes through when a substance it depends on is stopped. Depending on the substance it can bring shaking, sweating, vomiting, sleeplessness, seizures or hallucinations. At our nasha mukti kendra it is managed with prescribed medication, monitoring of vital signs, nutritional support and 24x7 nursing under our psychiatrist. Stopping alcohol or a benzodiazepine like alprazolam abruptly can be dangerous, so this genuinely needs a registered medical facility rather than willpower alone.

Question 8

Do you treat mental health conditions as well as addiction?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Addiction rarely travels alone. We treat depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders including GAD, OCD, panic and phobia, psychotic disorders, ADHD, trauma, sleep disorders and other psychiatric conditions, both on their own and alongside substance use. Comprehensive diagnostics at admission identify anything underlying so the treatment plan addresses the whole picture.

Question 9

What are the fees at your nasha mukti kendra?

Accepted Answer

Our fees are published in full. Shared residential care is Rs 12,500 per month, a deluxe twin-sharing room is Rs 25,000 per month, and a private single room is Rs 40,000 per month. Medically supervised detox is Rs 6,000, charged once at admission whichever plan you choose. The treatment, doctors, therapy and daily programme are identical in every plan. Only the room and the diet change. Anything outside this, such as a hospital referral, is discussed with the family before it is spent.

Question 10

How long does treatment last?

Accepted Answer

There is no fixed package. The length of stay is decided together by the resident, his family and our clinical team, based on the substance, his health and how recovery is progressing. Detox usually takes the first days to weeks; the therapy, skills and relapse prevention work that follows is what makes recovery hold. Our counsellors will give you an honest view of what your situation is likely to need.

Question 11

Who can be admitted to your de-addiction centre?

Accepted Answer

We are a male-only residential facility for men aged 18 and above, with no upper age limit. Admissions happen any day of the week, and the helpline is open 24x7. Call us and a counsellor will explain the admission process and what to bring.

Question 12

Is admission confidential?

Accepted Answer

Yes, completely. What you tell us on the phone, what is discussed in counselling and the fact that a person is with us at all stays private. Confidentiality is part of the care, not an extra.

Question 13

Can the family visit and take part in treatment?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and we encourage it. Family visits and family counselling sessions are part of the programme. Parents, wives and siblings learn how addiction works, how to rebuild trust and how to support recovery at home without enabling a relapse. Visits and calls are planned with the counsellors so recovery is not disturbed.

Question 14

What happens after discharge?

Accepted Answer

Discharge is not goodbye. Before leaving, every resident writes his own relapse prevention plan covering his triggers, his warning signs and the people he will call. After that we stay in touch through follow-up calls and reviews, support the family through the first fragile months, and keep the helpline open to him for good.

Question 15

Which areas do you serve?

Accepted Answer

Families reach us from across Himachal Pradesh, including Kangra, Dharamshala, Palampur, Nurpur, Chamba, Nagrota Bagwan, Shahpur, Baijnath, Hamirpur, Una, Mandi, Bilaspur, Kullu, Solan, Sirmaur and Shimla, as well as from Punjab, Chandigarh and Jammu. We also run centre pages for Kangra, Palampur, Dharamshala, Nurpur and Chamba.

Question 16

What if he refuses to come for treatment?

Accepted Answer

This is the most common call we get, and it is not a dead end. Denial is part of the illness, not proof that nothing can be done. Speak to our counsellors first. They will listen to what is happening at home and guide you on how to open the conversation, what tends to help and what usually makes things worse. Many men who arrive here said no many times before they said yes.

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