ASSESMENT
REQUOVERY

private recovery
assessment
in mallorca

Effective recovery begins with understanding the person, not simply identifying a symptom.

At REQUOVERY, assessment is the starting point of every personalised recovery programme. Before treatment is defined, our clinical team takes the time to understand your current situation, your individual circumstances and the factors that may be affecting your wellbeing.

The process combines clinical and personal assessment with a detailed medical and neuropsychological perspective. Its purpose is to create a clearer picture of what you are experiencing and provide the foundation for an individualised therapeutic plan.

Within the privacy of our recovery retreat in Mallorca, this process takes place with the discretion, time and individual attention required to understand each case on its own terms.

Why assessment comes before treatment

No two people arrive at REQUOVERY with exactly the same circumstances. Similar symptoms can have different origins, different consequences and different implications for treatment.

For this reason, we do not begin with a standard programme. Assessment allows the clinical team to understand the individual before determining how recovery should be approached.

It helps establish:

• The person’s current physical, psychological and emotional situation.
• The difficulties or patterns that may be affecting everyday life.
• Cognitive factors that may be relevant to the therapeutic process.
• Personal, professional and contextual circumstances that should be considered.
• The areas that require further clinical attention.
• The basis for an individualised treatment plan.

Assessment is therefore not separate from personalised care. It is what makes personalisation possible.

What does the REQUOVERY assessment involve?

The REQUOVERY approach begins with a detailed medical and neuropsychological assessment designed to explore the individual’s situation and identify relevant difficulties.

Rather than reducing a person to a single condition or diagnosis, the process considers the wider clinical and personal context.

Clinical and personal assessment

The first objective is to develop a considered understanding of what is happening at the present moment.

The team considers the different factors that may be contributing to the person’s situation, including their physical, psychological, emotional and contextual circumstances. Depending on the individual case, further assessment may be appropriate before decisions about treatment are made.

This approach allows the clinical team to consider:

• The difficulties that have led the person to seek professional support.
• How those difficulties are affecting wellbeing and everyday functioning.
• Relevant physical, emotional and psychological factors.
• The wider circumstances surrounding the individual.
• Areas that may require specific professional attention.

The objective is not to place every individual into a predetermined category. It is to establish the clinical understanding needed to make informed decisions about the next stage of care.

Medical and neuropsychological perspective

REQUOVERY’s assessment process can include medical and neuropsychological evaluation to explore difficulties and cognitive patterns that may be relevant to recovery.

This may provide the clinical team with a more complete perspective from which to develop the therapeutic strategy.

Where appropriate, REQUOVERY can draw on a multidisciplinary team that includes professionals from psychiatry, psychology, neuropsychology, neurology and other therapeutic disciplines.

The professionals involved and the depth of assessment are determined according to the individual situation rather than a fixed protocol.

Understanding the person behind the symptoms

An assessment should provide more than a description of symptoms.

At REQUOVERY, the wider purpose is to understand the individual: what they are experiencing, the circumstances around them and the factors that may have contributed to their current situation.

This is particularly important when addiction, anxiety, burnout, depression, trauma or other complex difficulties coexist or influence one another.

The assessment provides a structured starting point from which the team can decide what requires attention and how different therapeutic resources may be integrated.

From assessment to a personalised treatment plan

The information gathered during assessment becomes the foundation of the individual therapeutic plan.

Instead of adapting the individual to an existing programme, REQUOVERY designs the programme around the individual. Treatment decisions are therefore guided by clinical assessment and adjusted to the person’s specific needs and circumstances.

The resulting plan may bring together different elements of the REQUOVERY system, including:

• Medical and therapeutic care appropriate to the individual case.
• One-to-one psychological support.
• Relevant complementary therapeutic resources.
• Physical wellbeing and nutritional support where appropriate.
• Continuous professional accompaniment.
• A carefully coordinated private environment.
• Planning for follow-up and aftercare beyond the residential phase.

As the individual progresses, care can be adapted according to their evolving needs and clinical situation.

Privacy begins with the first conversation

For many people considering private recovery, confidentiality is not an additional benefit. It is one of the conditions that makes asking for help possible.

REQUOVERY is designed for individuals whose personal, professional or public circumstances require a particularly discreet approach.

Privacy is considered throughout the process, from the first contact and assessment to the coordination of the programme and the residential stay in Mallorca.

This approach may be particularly important for:

• Executives and entrepreneurs.
• Public figures.
• International individuals and families.
• People with significant professional responsibilities.
• Families, representatives and trusted advisers seeking support on behalf of someone close to them.

The objective is to create the conditions in which the individual can engage with the assessment and recovery process with confidence and without unnecessary exposure.

What happens after the assessment?

Once the relevant assessment has been completed, the clinical team can define an individual therapeutic strategy based on what has been identified.

There is no standard sequence applied to every person. The programme is structured according to the individual’s needs and can bring together clinical treatment, therapeutic support, continuous care and complementary resources within a coordinated recovery process.

The residential phase usually takes place in a carefully selected private villa in Mallorca, where the appropriate professionals and support are brought to the individual rather than requiring them to adapt to a conventional group-based environment.

Mallorca contributes privacy, distance from everyday pressures and a calm setting in which the person can focus on the work of recovery. The environment supports the therapeutic process; it does not replace clinical care.

A more informed starting point for recovery

Knowing where to begin can be difficult, particularly when the situation has developed gradually or involves several interconnected concerns.

Assessment creates that starting point.

At REQUOVERY, it enables our team to understand the individual before recommending how to proceed, bringing clinical judgement, personalisation and discretion together from the very beginning.

Start a confidential conversation with our team to understand the appropriate next step.

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