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GENTLER SOLUTIONS TO DRUG,
ALCOHOL, GAMBLING AND OTHER ADDICTIONS

Serenity at the Quarry
(SAQ)
is operated by Mararahay Ka (which means you will get well in Bicolano dialect)
Rehab and Treatment Facility (MKF) formerly based in Legazpi city, Albay, Bicol relocated
due to damaged wrought by Typhoon Reming in late 2006. Now, in the mountain
resort city of Baguio, It is truly the first 12-step based
rehab and treatment facility in the
Northern regions of the Philippines that services the treatment needs of the
local and international clientele. English is the preferred language medium
for accessibility to most medical tourism clients from all over the world.
SAQ
is a leisurely 5 hour drive North
from Manila and nestled among the clouds 5,000
feet above sea level in the resort city of Baguio. It is an Ideal getaway for
the lowlanders who desire to recover in cooler climates and for families who
want a breather from the distress of addiction, at least until their dependents
get with the program. The treatment team composed professionals and trained
recovering addicts facilitate the recovery of the identified person and his
family. It is led by Junjun Abella, MAC, RGC is a Licensed Counselor with the
Professional Regulatory Commission of the Philippines.
He has treated hundreds of families in 13 years as Program director of
Life Management Foundation.
SAQ's
Programs
are evidenced based and are fitted to the individual needs determined by
Psychological tests and clinical interviews. Admittedly it is biased in favor of
the 12 step principles of AA but
are cognizant of other equally
successful programs and are open to such , as long as
they bring the clients to
recovery
Our Mission
To facilitate positive change in individuals afflicted with the disease of
addiction, deliver relief and recovery to family
members suffering from
codependency in a nurturing and loving environment.
Our Vision
To continue spreading the message of Recovery through treatment of the
Afflicted person, training of qualified and committed individuals who wish to
serve the cause and advocacy of addiction as primarily a health problem.
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