Free Mental Health Consultation & Addiction Support at Shrijan Rehabilitation Care (2026)
TL;DR: Not sure whether you or your loved one needs help? You don’t have to figure it out alone. Shrijan Rehabilitation Care is here to help you understand the problem, answer your concerns, and guide you towards the right support.
Many people struggle with addiction, stress, emotional difficulties, or changes in behaviour but do not know where to begin. Families may notice that something is wrong but may not know whether it is serious, how to approach their loved one, or where to seek professional help.
Through a free consultation, Shrijan Rehabilitation Care aims to give individuals and families a safe opportunity to talk about their concerns, understand what may be happening, and learn about the support available.
You simply need to reach out and tell us what you are experiencing.
Contact: +91-9101476788
How Can Shrijan Rehabilitation Care Help?
Shrijan Rehabilitation Care provides support for individuals experiencing substance-use concerns and related mental health and behavioural difficulties.
Our services include:
- Detoxification and rehabilitation
- Individual counselling
- Psychological assessment
- Addiction and mental health support
- Relapse prevention
- Family counselling and psychoeducation
- Yoga and meditation
- Recreation and occupational activities
- Life-skill development
The goal is not only to help a person stop using substances, but also to support healthier coping, better daily functioning, stronger relationships, and long-term recovery.
What Can You Expect From a Free Consultation?
The first conversation is simply an opportunity to talk and understand your situation. You can ask questions, share your concerns, and learn what kind of help may be suitable.
The process may include:
- Tell us what is happening – Share your concerns in your own words.
- Understand the situation – We discuss relevant substance use, emotional, behavioural, and family concerns.
- Get professional guidance – You can understand the possible support options.
- Decide your next step – This may include counselling, assessment, rehabilitation, family support, or another appropriate referral.
Pro tip: If you are contacting us about a family member, write down a few changes you have noticed-for example, changes in behaviour, sleep, mood, substance use, work, studies, or relationships. You don’t need to have all the answers.
When Should You Reach Out?
You do not have to wait until addiction becomes severe before asking for help.
Consider reaching out if you notice:
- Increasing or regular alcohol or drug use
- Difficulty controlling substance use
- Strong cravings
- Repeated attempts to stop followed by relapse
- Major changes in mood or behaviour
- Problems at home, work, or college because of substance use
- Withdrawal from family and friends
- Difficulty coping without alcohol or drugs
Even if you are unsure, you can still ask. A conversation can help you understand whether professional support may be needed.
Why Mental Health Support Is Part of Recovery
Addiction can be connected with stress, emotional difficulties, trauma, relationships, coping problems, and other mental health concerns. Simply stopping substance use may not address all the difficulties a person is facing.
Counselling can help individuals understand their triggers, manage difficult emotions, develop healthier coping strategies, and prepare for situations that may increase the risk of relapse.
Recovery is a process, and support may be needed at different stages.
Support for Families Matters Too
When one person is struggling with addiction, the whole family can be affected. Parents, partners, siblings, and other family members may experience worry, anger, confusion, guilt, or helplessness.
You can contact Shrijan even if you are seeking help for someone else.
Family guidance can help you understand addiction, communicate more effectively, set healthy boundaries, and support recovery in a constructive way.
Common Mistakes When Seeking Help
- Waiting for the person to “hit rock bottom” before seeking help.
- Blaming or shaming the person, which may make communication more difficult.
- Ignoring mental health concerns that may exist alongside substance use.
- Assuming treatment ends when substance use stops without planning for continued recovery and relapse prevention.
Your Privacy Matters
We understand that reaching out about addiction or mental health can feel difficult. You may be worried about judgement or about other people finding out.
Shrijan Rehabilitation Care aims to provide a respectful and supportive environment where individuals and families can discuss their concerns openly.
Professional confidentiality applies to mental health services, subject to applicable ethical, legal, and safety requirements.
Your first step can simply be a conversation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I contact Shrijan for consultation?
The consultation gives you an opportunity to talk about your concerns and understand what type of support may be appropriate. You do not need to know beforehand whether you need counselling or rehabilitation.
Can I contact Shrijan about a family member?
Yes. You can contact us if you are worried about someone else’s substance use or behaviour and need guidance about how to support them.
What if I am not sure that I have an addiction?
That is okay. You do not need to diagnose yourself. You can describe what you are experiencing, and a professional can help you understand the situation.
Can addiction be treated?
Yes. Recovery is possible, although every person’s journey is different. Counselling, rehabilitation, family support, relapse prevention, and continued care may all be part of recovery.
Is my consultation private?
We follow professional mental health services which follows confidentiality principles, subject to applicable ethical, legal, and safety requirements.
Take the First Step
You don’t need to have all the answers before asking for help. If addiction, emotional difficulties, or concerns about a loved one are affecting your life, start with a conversation. Shrijan Rehabilitation Care is here to listen, guide, and support you.
Suggested internal links:
- Understanding Addiction and Substance Use
- How to Support a Loved One With Addiction
- Relapse Prevention and Recovery Support