Camino Recovery

31/12/2025

✨ Happy New Year! ✨

As we step into a new year, we want to pause and thank each of you for being part of our journey. The past year has been filled with growth, learning, and meaningful moments shared together. Here’s to fresh starts, renewed hope, and the opportunities that lie ahead. Wishing you a year filled with health, connection, and continued healing.

29/12/2025

Meet the Staff 🤝

Mier is a very personable and approachable individual, making her a perfect fit for her role in admissions and intake at Camino. Her experience in business consulting and operations management has equipped her with strong organizational and problem-solving skills, which are invaluable in her position. Additionally, her experience living in the Middle East has given her a unique perspective and the ability to connect with people from diverse backgrounds.

Outside of work, Mier enjoys immersing herself in the beauty of nature and exploring the landscapes of Spain. Her passion for hiking and gardening allows her to unwind and find peace in her surroundings. Mier also has a strong interest in culture and the arts and enjoys attending live music performances and cultural festivals. She is a well-rounded individual with a broad range of interests and hobbies that enrich her life and contribute to her ability to connect with others.

25/12/2025

As we come to the end of this year, we want to pause and acknowledge the people who have made it what it has been. To our colleagues across the globe, the individuals and families who have trusted us, and our dedicated team whose commitment never wavers, thank you. Your compassion, collaboration, and belief in the work we do continue to shape Camino Recovery in meaningful ways. We are deeply appreciative of the journey we have shared this year and wish you and your loved ones a peaceful holiday season filled with rest, connection, and moments that truly matter. 💙

23/12/2025

Experiences of trauma fundamentally disrupt an individual’s sense of physical, emotional, and relational security. When safety is compromised, the nervous system remains in a state of heightened alert, limiting a person’s capacity to engage, trust, and benefit from care. Trauma-informed approaches therefore prioritise the creation of environments and relationships that are predictable, respectful, and non-threatening. By establishing safety first, individuals are better able to regulate their emotions, participate meaningfully in treatment, and begin the process of recovery. Without safety, healing efforts may be experienced as overwhelming or retraumatising; with safety, healing becomes possible, sustainable, and empowering. 💯🙌

19/12/2025

✨ Happy Holidays! ✨

The festive season can often bring mixed feelings of joy and connection, but also increased social pressure and tension. For families with a loved one struggling with alcohol or substance use, you know that the holiday period can accelerate drinking and provide the perfect excuse to overindulge.

This is one of the key reasons why January consistently becomes the busiest month for people entering residential addiction treatment.

If you’re finding this season particularly challenging, you’re not alone. Reaching out doesn’t have to wait until the new year. Flexible schedules around the holiday period can make it easier to take time off work or plan a treatment stay. Many families begin the process now, so their loved ones can start the new year on firmer, sober ground.

If you're struggling this holiday season, don't hesitate to reach out and call. We are here for you. 🫶

18/12/2025

The holidays can be challenging for those whose past experiences have made home feel complicated or unsafe. Familiar traditions sounds or settings may trigger stress responses rooted in earlier trauma. With awareness self compassion and supportive boundaries it is possible to move through the season with greater steadiness.

Choosing what feels safe honouring your needs and seeking meaningful connection can create moments of calm and reassurance. Healing does not require everything to feel joyful but it does allow space for gentleness hope and new ways of experiencing the season. 🌟🎁🌟

17/12/2025

Process and behavioural addictions often begin as everyday coping strategies but awareness brings the opportunity for change. With the right support it is possible to restore balance rebuild self worth and reconnect with purpose. If you or someone you love is struggling, take the first step today and learn more at caminorecovery.com❣️

16/12/2025

Our visits to the Alhambra in Granada provide a valued opportunity to regularly engage with history culture and shared experience. Through exploration of its remarkable architecture and surroundings, these visits reflect our commitment to connection reflection and personal growth. Experiences like these continue to enrich the journey. 🇪🇸

15/12/2025

14/12/2025

Recovery is a collective effort. We’re proud of our kitchen, clinical, and support teams for the care they provide every day, and grateful to our clients for allowing us to be part of their growth. ✨

12/12/2025

Meet the Staff 🤝

Dr José completed his medical degree at Spain’s University of Cádiz before specialising in psychiatry in London, England.

He has completed an additional specialism in forensic psychiatry and holds a Master’s degree in Addictions from the University of Valencia. He has practised as a psychiatrist for more than 15 years and has been a part of the Camino Recovery team since 2013.

Over the years, he has participated in a number of studies and publications, as well as appearing on television and radio shows.

He has a special interest in anxiety disorders, ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder), addictions and dual diagnosis.