THE GROVE — WELLNESS VILLAGE

Rest is treatment too.

Twenty traditional tukuls in the gardens — for extended care after residential treatment, for burnout and recovery stays, and for the region's most forward-looking therapy program.

Now in development. Opening following licensure.

STAYS AT THE GROVE

Three ways to stay.

Whether you are stepping down from residential treatment, recovering from burnout, or supporting someone you love — The Grove has a stay designed for you.

Extended Care

30–90 days — the bridge between residential treatment and home. Structured daily programming, continued clinical oversight, and the unhurried pace of the gardens.

Restoration Stays

Structured rest for exhaustion and burnout, with clinical oversight available. For professionals, caregivers, and anyone whose reserves are simply spent.

Family Programs

Recovery is a family event. Guided programs for the people closest to a client — because understanding and connection are part of healing.

Rustic adobe room with wooden chairs, low table, woven rug, and sunlight through a window.

EMERGING THERAPIES

Psychedelic-assisted therapy for trauma and depression.

Delivered under the clinical center's medical license in a dedicated suite at The Grove: physician-led sessions, continuous monitoring, and preparation and integration therapy around every course. The program offers only treatments approved by the Ethiopian Food and Drug Authority — beginning with ketamine-assisted therapy, with further medicines added only as each is approved. Careful screening applies, and this program is not offered to clients with an active substance use disorder except after specialist review.

The Ethiopian standard: no course over $5,000 — deliberately similar to a month of residential care here, and a fraction of the $10,000–25,000 charged abroad. World-class does not have to mean unreachable.

READY TO TAKE THE NEXT STEP?

Join The Grove — or refer a client.

Whether you are planning ahead for your own recovery, stepping down from residential treatment, or referring a client into extended care — we want to hear from you. Every conversation is confidential.