Trauma · Residential treatment in Mallorca

PTSD treatment
in Mallorca.

PTSD treatment starts with safety, understanding, and an appropriate pace. COGNIFUL considers individual residential care in Mallorca within your choice of a carefully screened setting for a maximum of two or four clients.

Fees & admissions
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Your setting
Maximum 2 or maximum 4 clients
Your room
Private bedroom
Maximum 2 clients
CHF 55,000 / week
Maximum 4 clients
CHF 35,000 / week
Understanding PTSD

When the effects of trauma continue.

After trauma, distress may gradually lessen. PTSD can be considered when symptoms persist and interfere with daily life; a person may continue to feel threatened even when the immediate danger has passed. Depression, anxiety, or substance use may also need attention. NIMH: Trauma and PTSD.

You can begin by describing how life is affected now. An initial admissions conversation does not require a detailed account of every traumatic experience. Relevant history can be shared at the appropriate stage of the clinical review.

Your assessment and plan

What does assessment and treatment involve?

Current stability and support

Assessment considers your present needs, existing treatment, safety, relationships, and the level of support required in everyday life.

Personal boundaries and pace

The individual plan determines the scope of therapeutic work, readiness for different activities, and what is appropriate to share within the residential setting.

Connected difficulties

If depression, anxiety, or substance use are also present, the team considers them alongside trauma-related needs to establish treatment priorities.

Life during treatment

What is residential life like?

Your bedroom and clinical consultations remain private within the setting for a maximum of two or four clients. Psychotherapy is primarily individual. Shared meals, physical activities and excursions are planned around your needs and personal boundaries.

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Clinical suitability

Is this the right level of care?

A trauma history or PTSD diagnosis does not automatically make shared residential treatment the right choice. The clinical review considers stability, readiness, and whether the environment can provide the required care. More intensive or acute support may be needed first.

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Continuing care

What happens after your stay?

Preparation for home includes the situations likely to be difficult, ways to communicate support needs, and an agreed continuation of therapeutic care. Family or existing clinicians may be involved where appropriate and with your authorization.

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Questions

Frequently asked questions.

Will I need to share my trauma history with other residents?

Your clinical consultations are private and psychotherapy is primarily individual. Shared experience centers on accommodation, meals, physical activities and excursions. Discuss your boundaries and any concerns with the team before admission.

Can PTSD be considered alongside addiction or depression?

Yes. The assessment looks at overlapping needs together and establishes whether COGNIFUL can provide the appropriate level of support.

How long is a stay and what does it cost?

A stay usually lasts 4–12 weeks, reviewed individually. The weekly program fee is CHF 55,000 for the setting with a maximum of two clients, or CHF 35,000 for the setting with a maximum of four clients. Your proposal confirms the recommended duration, included services and any additional costs. Explore fees and admissions.

A confidential first conversation

You do not have to
work it out alone.

Ask about treatment for yourself or someone you care about. Admissions can explain the two-client and four-client settings, the fees and the information needed for clinical review.

Your shared admissions team

Jil Moore
Jil MooreClient Relations Director
Cynthia Nakhle
Cynthia NakhleAdmissions Manager
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Let’s talk about your next step.

Speak with our admissions team about treatment for you or someone you care about.

Your admissions team

Jil Moore, Client Relations Director
Jil MooreClient Relations Director
Cynthia Nakhle, Admissions Manager
Cynthia NakhleAdmissions Manager
COGNIFUL

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