OTHER
EMOTIONAL
IMBALANCES

At REQUOVERY, every process begins with a confidential clinical and psychosocial assessment. This first stage allows the team to understand the person’s emotional state, medical context, lifestyle, responsibilities, family dynamics and current pressures before recommending a personalised pathway.

This assessment may explore:

• Emotional regulation and stress response.
• Current symptoms and their impact on daily functioning.
• Personal history, relationships and relevant life events.
• Sleep, nutrition, physical health and energy levels.
• Substance use, behavioural patterns or coping strategies.
• Professional demands, exposure, reputation concerns and privacy needs.
• The type of support that may be clinically appropriate.

The aim is to build a clear picture of the person, not to apply a standard protocol. Every therapeutic plan is designed around the individual case.

Other emotional imbalances may involve overlapping difficulties: persistent stress, emotional exhaustion, relationship strain, impulsive reactions, grief, identity changes, loneliness, fear, shame, loss of motivation or difficulty coping with uncertainty.

REQUOVERY approaches these situations through a personalised recovery programme that may include:

• Psychiatry, psychology and neuropsychology sessions.
• One-to-one psychotherapy and emotional regulation work.
• Trauma-informed therapeutic approaches when relevant.
• Stress-response and nervous-system regulation practices.
• Mindfulness, somatic work, yoga or complementary therapies.
• Fitness, physiotherapy and nutritional guidance.
• Dedicated emotional support throughout the stay.
• Aftercare planning for the return to everyday life.

The programme is adapted to the person’s clinical needs, emotional state and circumstances. Support may be intensive, restorative or stabilising, depending on what the assessment indicates.

For many people, emotional recovery requires distance from the environment that has become overloaded. This is especially relevant for executives, entrepreneurs, public figures, international families and individuals whose personal situation must remain private.

In Mallorca, REQUOVERY offers a calm, private villa setting where care can take place away from institutional dynamics, public exposure or unnecessary social contact. The environment is not presented as a substitute for clinical work. It is a carefully chosen therapeutic context that supports privacy, rhythm, rest and focus.

This setting allows the person to:

• Step away from constant demands and external noise.
• Receive one-to-one care without group exposure.
• Maintain confidentiality throughout the process.
• Re-establish daily routines with professional support.
• Work on emotional clarity in a calm and protected environment.
• Recover a sense of presence, dignity and self-direction.

Privacy is not an additional feature. For many people, it is the condition that makes honest therapeutic work possible.

Complex emotional distress can be difficult to explain, especially when the person is used to being capable, responsible and in control. REQUOVERY’s role is to create a space where this difficulty can be explored with clinical seriousness and human sensitivity.

The team may include psychiatrists, psychologists, neuropsychology professionals, complementary therapists, personal support professionals, chefs, physiotherapists, osteopaths, reflexologists and personal trainers, depending on the needs of the programme.

This multidisciplinary model allows care to address the person as a whole:

• The mind, through clinical and therapeutic work.
• The body, through movement, nutrition, rest and regulation.
• The emotional world, through one-to-one support and reflection.
• The environment, through privacy, calm and carefully structured routines.
• The return home, through aftercare and continuity of support.

Recovery is approached as a process of understanding, stabilisation and reconnection, not as a generic promise.

Sometimes the first conversation does not come from the person experiencing the difficulty. It may come from a spouse, adult child, family office, private doctor, assistant, lawyer, wealth manager or trusted adviser who has noticed that something has changed.

REQUOVERY can speak confidentially with the person or with their authorised circle to understand the situation and guide the next step with discretion.

This may be appropriate when:

• The person is struggling to ask for help directly.
• A family is unsure how to approach the situation.
• A trusted adviser needs to explore private recovery options.
• There is concern about emotional deterioration, burnout or loss of balance.
• The individual requires a setting that protects privacy and reputation.

Every conversation is handled with care, discretion and respect for the person’s autonomy.

Other emotional imbalances can be confusing because they are often felt before they are understood. They may appear as tension, disconnection, irritability, exhaustion, fear, impulsivity or the sense that life has become harder to manage than before.

At REQUOVERY, the first step is a confidential conversation. From there, the team can help determine whether a personalised recovery programme in Mallorca may be appropriate.

Start a confidential conversation with our team. Back to your best self.

No. Many people contact REQUOVERY because they know something is wrong but cannot yet define it. A diagnosis is not required to begin a confidential conversation. The first step is to understand the person’s situation, symptoms, context and needs. From there, the clinical team can consider whether a personalised recovery programme may be suitable.

Every programme is built after an individual assessment. The therapeutic plan may include psychiatry, psychology, neuropsychology, emotional regulation work, trauma-informed therapy, mindfulness, somatic practices, nutrition, movement and aftercare planning. The structure, intensity and duration depend on the person’s clinical needs, emotional state, privacy requirements and life circumstances.

Yes. Confidentiality is central to the REQUOVERY model. The service is designed for people who require discretion, including executives, public figures, international families and individuals concerned about reputation or exposure. Care takes place in a private setting, with one-to-one support and a strong emphasis on protecting personal information.

Yes. A spouse, family member, private doctor, family office, member of the trusted circle, assistant or trusted adviser may contact REQUOVERY to explore options discreetly. The conversation can help clarify the situation, understand whether professional support may be appropriate and identify the most respectful way to proceed.

No. This page is intended for emotional difficulties that may be complex, unclear or difficult to manage without help. Some people may later receive a clinical diagnosis; others may need structured emotional support without a single defining label. REQUOVERY begins with assessment, not assumption.