Choose the setting that suits you.
| Your stay | Maximum 2 clients | Maximum 4 clients |
|---|---|---|
| Client limit | No more than 2 clients in the entire setting | No more than 4 clients in the entire setting |
| Other residents | At most 1 other client | At most 3 other clients |
| Your bedroom | Private | Private |
| Your care | Primarily individual psychotherapy, a personal plan and private appointments | Primarily individual psychotherapy, a personal plan and private appointments |
| Shared experience | Accommodation, meals, physical activities and excursions, as agreed | Accommodation, meals, physical activities and excursions, as agreed |
| Weekly program fee | CHF 55,000 | CHF 35,000 |
| Typical stay | 4–12 weeks; reviewed individually | 4–12 weeks; reviewed individually |
How do you choose?
The difference is the maximum number of clients sharing the residential setting. Discuss your preference, clinical needs and available dates with admissions. The selected capacity, residence, included services and weekly fee are confirmed in your proposal.
Your chosen limit applies at every point during your stay. Both options retain individual assessment, a personal treatment plan and a private bedroom. Session frequency and the scope of medical or specialist input follow your agreed clinical plan.
Review fees and admissions →What is private, and what is shared?
Your bedroom and clinical consultations are private in both settings. Residential common areas, meals, physical activities and excursions can be shared with other clients. Psychotherapy is primarily individual.
Personal space and participation are both considered in the plan. The specific residence, room, and practical arrangements are confirmed before arrival. Images are illustrative shared brand photography.
What does luxury mean for your stay?
At COGNIFUL, luxury is expressed through a small residence, your own bedroom, chef-prepared meals, and practical coordination around your care. The setting gives you space to focus while the treatment plan remains personal.
Personal comfort sits alongside individual psychotherapy, agreed specialist appointments, progress review and preparation for returning home. The accommodation, activities and included services are confirmed in your proposal.
What can a day involve?
Individual psychotherapy
Primarily one-to-one therapy, with specialist sessions and clinical review according to your plan.
Shared activities & excursions
Physical activities and excursions may be shared with other clients, according to the agreed program.
Meals & nutrition
Chef-prepared meals and relevant nutritional support.
Movement & restoration
Selected movement, restorative, and experiential activities, when appropriate.
Personal time
Space to rest, reflect, and make sense of the work.
Planning ahead
Preparation for home, relationships, work, and continuing care.
Will every day look the same?
Your timetable follows your individual treatment plan. A day may include a private psychotherapy appointment, a meal with other residents, a physical activity or excursion, and time to rest on your own.
The mix and frequency of sessions vary with clinical needs. Admissions can explain the proposed schedule and discuss visits, phone or work commitments, dietary needs and practical arrangements before you confirm your stay.
How is the residential setting planned?
The chosen setting is limited to a maximum of two or four clients throughout your stay. Individual care planning and clinical suitability remain central in both options.
Clear expectations and respect for privacy support shared residential life. The team discusses personal needs, boundaries and the arrangements for activities and time together.
A daily schedule is shaped by clinical needs and may change. The residential format usually lasts 4–12 weeks, with duration reviewed individually.
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