A rehabilitation center in Cape Town offering world-class treatment
Committed to comprehensive care in addiction and mental health
Our Programmes
We are committed to comprehensive care in addiction and mental health
Welcome to Cherrywood House
We would like to welcome you to Cherrywood House and commend you on taking these steps on your road to recovery. We know it isn’t easy to reach out. We are here for you every step of the way.
At Cherrywood House we offer an unparalleled staff to client ratio, in order to ensure our unrivalled standards of individudal care.
There is no one size fits all approach to recovery – we assess each client individually, and develop a personalised programme, and an individual recovery road map, according to each client’s unique needs.
We are a boutique recovery facility committed to comprehensive care in addiction and mental health.
Exclusive, Comprehensive, Discreet Care.
What We Treat
- Drug Abuse
- Alcohol Abuse
- Prescription Medication Abuse
- Dual Diagnosis
- Mental Health & Wellness
- Depression & Anxiety
- Trauma
- Eating Disorders
- Behavioural Addictions
- Co-dependancy
- Sex & Love Addiction
- Gambling Addiction
- Gaming Addiction
What We Offer
- World Class treatment standards
- Individual Counselling
- Group Therapy
- Mindfulness Practice
- Trauma Focused therapy
- Physical Health & Wellbeing groups
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
- Individual Recovery Plan unique to your needs
- Dialectical Behaviour Therapy
- Art Therapy
- Yoga Therapy
- In-House family support programme
- Complimentary 12-month Aftercare Programme
Recent Articles
Our Blogs
Culture Of Addiction
The addict, regardless of drug of choice, is a chameleon. Ask the addict for a self-explanation (life story), and the story goes through a kaleidoscope of changes depending on who’s listening. Autobiographical accounts contain retrospective explanations and justifications that may have little to do with the person-drug relationship. The addict described by family members will never […]
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Intervention Guidelines
If a loved one is suffering from an addiction and you judge that they might be responsive to an appeal from family members and close friends to address their problem, an intervention might be a good course of action. By “intervention” we mean a deliberate, planned discussion initiated by those closest to the addicted person with […]
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Signs of an Addiction
Addiction is an insidious illness. It usually develops gradually over time, making it easy for the severity of the problem to escape the notice of immediate family members. On top of this, the natural inclination for close family is to deny and diminish the problem in order to retain some sense of normality. If you […]
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