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The older I grow the more I start to realize that there's a lot of people out there getting paid a whole lot of money for doing a whole lot of nothing.
I figured this out when I worked in Fine Dining in the USA. The food was so expensive I made about 6000 a month in tips. All I was doing was talking to people and bringing them exceptionally expensive food. Was easy as hell and I was making more money than most people I knew. Also hearing stories from the people rich enough to afford that food, I also realized their jobs were really easy.
@@hawkeye171 Most of them were politicians and people in upper management of companies where all they really did was talk to people all day as a job and keep the reputation of their company looking good. They were rich enough they didn't do hardly any work themselves, they would hire people to do most of it for them. I think the only exception was guys who worked in tech. Lot of very rich software devs in the Seattle area.
As someone who was a severe drug addict for 25 years and went to a government funded rehabilitation centre to finally get clean i can tell you this expensive rehab is a complete and utter joke. Purely created to rinse rich idiots of their money.
@@irgendeinname9256 It was a shock at first but turned out to be the best thing i ever did. They didn't let me lounge around, get massages and sit in spars like those expensive rehabs. They challenge my thoughts and behaviours and helped me become self-aware. They challenged me.They basically broke me down and built me back up which was painful but worth it. I also got physically fit and learnt how ro socialise without being high as a kite. I would recommend government funded rehabs before the private / expensive ones any day of the week.
Tend to Agree. Why no one said “to get purpose in life go out feed others”??? It is that simple!! And use your fucking money to do some good considering you have been blessed with it !!!!! …. Those people of this place (the owners..) are rolling in cash and it shows by the way the guy is dressed…. The Bentley on top of that …. Just pathetic.
This is exactly like the sanatorium from the movie "A Cure For Wellness" and strange enough this place is located somewhere in the Swiss Alps too, exactly like in the movie. Give it a watch if you haven't,yet.
i think the "mommy/daddy" vibe of louis and the cook is the crux of the whole operation. the children of the ultra-rich are so often emotionally neglected by their parents, and self-medicate to ignore those mommy and daddy issues. so they come to paracelsus to deal with the self-medication and are greeted by the *extremely* archetypally perfect: the present father-figure and nurturing mother-figure. the hugs and tailored meals of the cook, the "if anytime in the night you need to talk, just come get me" thing with louis (and the fact that he asked her first and foremost about her relationship with her dad lol)... the testing is obviously bs, the spa is just a fancy spa, but the fake parents thing is genius.
As a med peer and biochem student, I am utterly disappointed in this so-called rehab centre, most of the treatments are homeopathic and non-improving. They just take your money and give nothing. Actually, they can also worsen the condition by ignoring the patients need and over treating. The therapist disappointed me, the gold patch disappointed me, everything disappointed me.
The moment I saw the resonance test I was instantly suspicious of what this place is trying to achieve. Feels like they are selling pseudo science for rich idiots with too much money.
@TheBlondie not all of them, trust me. But many. I would also hazard to say MOST have a very distorted sense of scale when it comes to what things cost. Taking limos or personal drivers somewhere instead of a taxi let's say.
Elijah Solomon they are celebrities and they are forced to go with limos and personal chauffeurs (instead of a simple taxi, or Uber, like us). Due to their notoriety, they cannot simply go around doing ordinary things, or they would constantly be harassed without a moment of peace.
@@betty7219 They go to these rehabs so they can be with people of the same class. Could you imagine an a-class celebrity going to a state run facility? Their not getting suckered out of 300k.
But his entire life is 'there' and he's on call 24/7....he can't be a relationship himself.....he can't travel....he's stuck there and at every beckon call of every client living there, even at 4 am if they need to talk.....
@@EP-qi8ed just work there for a few years, until your contract is up (I doubt he's contracted to work for a decade but idk) and then once you're out you'll have enough money to catch back on anything you missed in life. Not to mention even if he wouldn't find another job that pays as much, I'm sure having "worked at the most expensive rehab place in the world" on your CV will act as a free ticket to many other secure therapist jobs with a pay above the average. (Even if frankly speaking from this video alone the man doesn't seem to be a top tier therapist at all lol) I'm a psych student and trust me if I had the chance to work there I wouldn't ever say no even if I know I would hate it after just a few months hahaha
I feel sad for him, I'm a therapist too, & its kinda unethical to have this kinda relationship with your client where you constantly see them 24/7, even rehab therapists who work on the perimeters are not around 24/7, they depart to thier homes by evening, sometimes some rehabs alternative with therapists so they don't feel overburdened. I wouldn't wanna see my client walking around all the time ffs, its disturbing for the client and myself, and therapists cannot completely be themselves around clients cause clients have always seen them as this put-together person & sometimes that image does more good in having them trust you, & share many things and placing that responsibility on you for them. So trust me when I say being a personal therapist is one of the hardest jobs in the world, having to contain yourself on this role, & always put together & placing others health and schedule & comfort on top of yours is super tiring. Its really unethical and unprofessional to be around like that, with no boundaries for your client.
The therapist is living the life, imagine having an entire penthouse given to you free of cost with a cook and housekeepers while hanging out with ultra-rich CEOs, celebrities, and world figures while getting to know them personally and deeply, all on top of a therapist's six-figure income.
And having to listen to all those narcissistic sociopaths (because a lot of successful business people are that) all the time? You have not seen how ultra-demanding the real clients are.
Lol this feels like a set up for a weird horror film. A group of people with a weird fetish of psychoanalysing her and ultimately plotting to kill her as her final treatment.
As a recovered addict, I think escapism is the leading cause for addiction. The lifestyle this rehab makes you follow treats you like a victim, or even a child, rather than equipping you for getting through each day sober. It's like they are replacing one drug for another, creating a dependecy for this place. You can see it with the person they interviewed who uses the rehab support regularly. All the pseudo science they use feeds into that dependecy further by making you feel like there's so much you don't know about yourself, when in reality they are making it up as they go along to create more of that mystic environment. This place is truly bizarre and I genuinely feel bad for people using it.
It is so true though: "I run" this is true, he is the one who is responsible for the main part: therapy. "A charity" it is. What is money if your life is at risk. At that point any money for your life is a bargain. "Saving drowning fish", a fish is adapted to be in water, a person is adapted to be society, yet you are drowning. Or, if you like, here is another one. "I am running" he is highered, "a charity", 300k a month is no charity, "for drowning fish" with this much money you should be like a fish in the sea, but you are literally drowning in you own money, privilege and power. Sarcasm on every level. That guy is probably so proud of this quote.
Actually more men I've met with daddy issues then women. You are just the kind of person that just sucks when it's annoying. Those are basic therapist questions that they ask everybody
as someone who’s been to low-funded, chaotic, and deeply traumatic rehab facilities multiple times, this place is worse. i think i would genuinely go insane staying here. it feels like a horror movie
Will Ferrell and Paul Rudd have a show coming out called The Shrink Next Door. It's a bit of a dark comedy and, by the looks of the trailer, the doctor may be trying to take advantage of the richer clients. Not 100% but the show looks amazing. The show has that "taking advantage of vulnerable people" vibe.
@Gods Bloody Hammer as a recovering substance user I can say that would make life alot more stressful. I would use it to by my mum a house and help others. That still doesn't deal with the root of the issue though, sure alot of addiction starts from a bad enviroment, but also mental illness, money doesn't fix mental illness.
really? what about if you have a Borderline client? It's the abandonment anxiety they're squelching... or identifying. therapists hate to deal with narcissistic and Cluster B personality disorders. It's a lot of work... and a lot of transference... and the therapists has to have really handled their own dark shadow... it takes years. Old men make great therapists for this reason. still... many have no idea about alcoholism and drug addiction mimicking Narcissism... so... it's always gonna go back to childhood... and 'daddy.' Mommy, too.
I’ve been on therapy for years, and the establishment and respect of limits and bondaries are a major part of therapy. I can’t imagine living with my psychiatrist. In fact, I make a point of knowing as little about him as possible.
@@luv2dancesalsa I would never live with my borderline client. Our long term goal is for her to be able to live independently. To achieve that we are working on her ability to live alone and to depend less on the people around her. Me living with her would only cause her to take steps back as she would fully rely on me and wouldn't learn anything. She would always be sheltered, never learn to face the situations that scare her. Therapy can at times be uncomfortable but it has to be or people would just be stuck.
For fun I did a dry 30. And the 30 days was on Sunday but I didn’t wanna drink the night before work to break the streak. And now it’s Thursday night and watching this makes me want to keep going especially after Lewis said you have to give your brain opportunity to make different pathways.
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Literally, the way he immediately wanted to tie all her problems to her father, with no delving at all. Like how obviously bad is he? He's very expensive for a half-rate therapist.
The former patient realized he hit rock bottom when he didn't recognize anyone on his yacht after a night of partying... LoL The 1% are truly unrelatable to the rest of us.
Anyone can go from the 99% to the 1% with a purpose, hard work and dedication. This being said, we are ALL human beings, and circumstances should not invalidate someone’s feelings.
He’s testing if shes paying attention but just her delayed response gave him all the info he needs Shes not paying attention but she wants him to think she does
@@pecoliky8793 If you look at her face when he says the line you can see that she was eating something and based on her chewing animations she said "huh" right after she swallowed whatever food she was eating. I'm pretty sure she was paying attention, she just didn't wanted to appear rude by talking while chewing which makes sense for such a high-class place.
@@pecoliky8793 lol its actually just a phrase, referring to their discussion about their dinner. They eat a lot of fish. There's a book about a man who tries to save fish from drowning by putting them on the shore. He's doing it by eating them. Nice try though, doc! :p "he's doing this, she's doing this", 141 thumbs up lol, people.
"We sent writer and model Sydney Lima there to see if it could help her kick her partying lifestyle. But while she was there, she uncovered a strange, unexpected world." - lol this sounds like the synopsis of a novel I'd read at the airport!
I work at a drug/alcohol treatment center in the US and our clients are usually very poor. Most don’t even have any kind of insurance. We don’t have any of the luxuries found at this chic rehab. What we do have is a staff who is made up of mostly people who are in recovery themselves. We have a lot of love and compassion for our clients and a sincere desire to see them succeed in their sobriety and in life outside of the walls of our facility and we have a long list of success stories. All it takes to get sober and stay sober is motivation to stop using, a support system, willingness to change, and tenacity. You don’t need a $300,000/month luxury resort rehab. Treatment needs to hurt at least a little in order to get sober and stay sober. I know because I was a client almost 7 years ago.
Yes! I don't remember where I heard it from, but a well off individual once said that a state run or cheap rehab can do more good than a posh rehab because when you go to a posh rehab, you aren't faced with ANY of the realities of addiction. It's like a vacation. You may get therapy, doctors, and nice food, but it's not real life and it won't work in the "real world" if you don't have proper coping skills, and from what I see, why develop coping skills if you have a spa vacation for a rehab? I wouldn't have ever wanted to get sober if I got shipped off to a place like this, but then again, I dont have millions in the bank, so maybe my attitude would be different if I did.
Feels like they overwhelm you with all this testing and tell you there are so many things wrong just to break you even further so you eventually see the process as beneficial. Almost like an addiction within itself.
@@sakuranovaryan9261 A breakdown in therapy is seen as a good thing because you're "finally addressing your emotions", but when it's CAUSED by the therapy itself, it's not good. However, therapists are gonna make you think it's beneficial so their methods aren't questioned and they get your money. That being said, therapy isn't always bad but sometimes that's the case
I’ve noticed that sometimes I use finding out what’s wrong with me, almost as another addiction / excuse to not move forward with my life. There’s a balance between fixing the problem and just overthinking things / self-flagellation. Tricky indeed!!
as an addict, i can tell you being in that type of environment going through withdrawals and cravings would be an actual hell. id rather stay home. i’m proudly 5 years clean from opiates!
Congrats. Was thinking the same thing. If I'm kickin dope, the last thing I want to do is have a bunch of appointments. Or sit in hot mud baths or freezing coolers.
@@doodahman2995 The appointments are certainly not going to be during your withdrawal. This is a 300.000$/month facility, not some second rate institution.
Yah lets just judge the rest of the therapy sessions based on the minuscule effort they try to show you & that therapy cannot be worth that much. We put in a hell lot of effort to analyse your body language (thats a paid course and skill it doesn't come with the degree), have a one-on-one case history session, study your cognitive map and your behavior pattern from your past, research intensively which method could work for you, while also having to be constantly around you leaving our own mental health behind cause this is a job after all, spending countless other conversations with other specialists to see what would be the best for you in the session, designing your treatment plan and working with homeworks & spending so much money onto getting minimum 3 degrees and a doctorate, only to hear people with pre-conceived mentality like this talk about your profession. Edited: gottta clarify this video doesn't speak for the rest of us in the profession.
My mother was an alcoholic and went to rehab a total of 5 times over 5 years, all about 30,000 a month in Sonoma. I hated it. I felt like she got to go on vacation while we all struggled on. She would go, live in luxury for a month, and then come home and relapse harder every time. At the end of the day, if you want to get sober; you go to AA as often as you can. You take it seriously, you dont run away from your life, you make sobriety a part of your daily life.
You say "rehab" like it's a hardship, like it's a struggle. She went to a beautiful facility in wine country where she didn't have to cook, clean, run errands, or go to work. She had her own beautiful room. Her days consisted of yoga, therapy, massages, hiking, acupuncture, lounging by the pool, watching movies, and eating three high grade meals everyday. So yes, I was mad that she went to "rehab". I was mad that she got a vacation. And EVERYTIME she would come home and relapse within a month; harder and harder each time. I LOVE my mother, she is a GREAT woman, but rehab is a joke that does nothing but cause damage for the entire family structure.
Rehab is pointless unless the person wants to stop. I'm living proof. I've been sober 6 years. I did multiple short and long-term rehabs and relapsed for a decade before stopping. I went to a very low-budget (in the projects of a small town) sober living rehab for a year and that worked, because I WANTED TO STOP. A luxury rehab would not have done any better of a job in my commitment to sobriety. And if AA works for you, great. It was not part if my sobriety and it is NOT the only way to get sober. Rehab is there because families and loved ones, tortured by the helplessness they feel in watching a loved one slowly kill themselves, are desperate for some tangible thing they can do to "make them stop". It's futile. It's only "making them pause". If they don't want to stop, it"s 99.99% ineffective
@@nickyalexa7744 many rehabs say that all that stuff is available but then you get there and are just in shitty group meetings sitting in uncomfortable chairs for 12 hours straight a day
Eh, AA certainly doesn't work for everyone. AA and NA didn't work for me and for many other people. Many people need MAT and therapy. Also you need to want to get sober for rehab to work. But anyway, I'm sorry you had to go through that. My dad's an alcoholic, I know how hard it is.
I've been through countless rehabs, from the best, fully accredited, facilities to state funded cest holes. The bottom line is that if you don't really want to get off of drugs and/or alcohol, you're not going to. That usually doesn't happen until you hit some sort of "rock bottom". It's as low as you want it to be, but if these people are able to spend over a quarter million a month to go to rehab, they are likely nowhere even close. I don't wish what I, or many others, have gone through to finally decide that they are truly done, but I'm just being honest. I've been "trying" to quit for over 30 years and only have nearly 5 years of continuous sobriety at the time of making this comment. Spending that amount of money on rehab is insanity in it's own right.
Exactly. It doesn't matter if you go to a place like this that cost 300 grand or a free government clinic. You will only get clean if you are ready and willing and are 100 percent committed to getting clean. My family spent years trying to get me clean through multiple different therapies and treatments. Through all of them all I could think about was getting out and getting a fix immediately. It wasn't until I hit my own rock bottom, where I lost everything and accepted that I was going to die if I didn't stop, that I was able to even start the process of getting clean. Good luck my friend!
No offense but these places are also here for mental health. I don’t like this narrative of all these centers just being labeled “rehabs” for addicts .. They offer so many different things at these types of places. Addiction treatment in itself is bullshit. But that doesn’t mean every other form of “therapy” for *other problems* is also bullshit. That is when the price of a center actually comes into play because if you send someone to a sh*tty $200 “rehab” for sever anxiety, do you think they’re going to get the same out of it than if they were sent to a top facility in the world where they’re going to run test after test measuring everything in the patient to pin point the problem? I never understood why it bothers y’all so much If someone wants to waste *their money* to get the “best” mental health treatment for themselves. They’re the ones wasting their money on some BS not you. Addiction treatment only works if you’re willing to get clean - But that’s not how it works for all aspects of mental health therefore, these places are not useless ..
From what I understood, the most important drive is anonymity. Having drug issues can really harm your whole organisation if it comes out to the public.
The CEO’s comment on how you’re never alone, I think that’s one line that stuck out to me. I can’t say from personal experience as none of my immediate family has been personally addicted to substances, but many of my family members have. With addiction, your support system is your family meaning those who care about what’s best for you. This is not to say your family should stop living their own lives and dedicate all their devotion to you, which is kinda what they are doing in the rehab facility. I think there are better ways of making the patient feel like they aren’t at home without setting them up for a future of codependency
They should 100% make a black mirror episode about this. Here’s the plot: attractive young blonde who grew up in a wealthy family where her parents were always working and never around, got addicted to drugs and alcohol because she would always have parties and always had money. She goes to this rehab facility where they analyze her, ask her every question imaginable and get all the information they need to know everything about her. They hook her up to some machine and collect her DNA. Here’s the catch: she doesn’t leave the program. They actually clone her and upload her actual personality into the clone and kill off her real self.
When it got to the "allegies" part, I was like how is this not a scam. She literally said the is something behind the computer that's making it work. Very Scientific.
yeah...and they said she was allergic to salmon and herring but she said she loves herring which means she eats it. But she never said she had a reaction to it. I call BS
It’s a scam. It’s not possible to heal allergies with a gold sticker. I guess it’s easier when you first make them up. And if you’re allergic to salmon you’re naturally also allergic to herring. She was also supposedly pulling up her chromosomes on the screen which is totally bs. The analysis would take many hours and produce more than a terabyte of data.
I'm only a couple minutes in and I love Louis. He's soft spoken and gentle yet has jokes that only a dad would say. Charity for drowning fish? Sign me up! He also called himself daddy, which he has to know how that sounds. And he has to be even more bored than the clients. He's not allowed to leave and he can't have things like wine floating around to enjoy by himself. As for the treatment itself, yeah it's a lot of overkill, but some people need to have fancy "treatments" to make them feel like they are improving. It's like a placebo. True addicts though will benefit from this type of facility, because it removes you from your toxic lifestyle and forces you to spend time thinking about your past actions and how you want to correct them. Many addicts purposely go to rehab facilities in different countries (or states) just to get that physical change in surroundings to help push them in the right direction. She wasn't really ready to quit yet, or fully acknowledge her addiction, which is why she complained so much during her weekend there. Most people need at least a few weeks in rehab to even start to notice any changes.
I've heard it's possible to have mild allergies to foods without you really noticing the effects, I might be wrong though. But the way it was tested was iffy...
Okay so twice a month I always had diarrhoea and a bad day, and then bioresonance showed i had an intolerance for gluten. I still eat gluten sometimes but i cut 90% of what I used to have and I feel good now also my acne is fully gone. I thought bioresonance was bs before, but it worked for me.
i think it's the place where the ultra rich parents send their addicted kids just so that someone will always keep an eye on them that they don't commit suicide from withdrawal sufferings.
I had bioresonance done to me when I was 18. At that time I was very allergic to a lot of things which caused skin irritations. I first thought it is some woodo type stuff, but after the therapy somehow I was cured and it for real changed my life.
The constant question of "How do you feel?", "How do you feel now?", that is to trigger your thoughts. Eventually you will succumb and say something out of place, they'll then grab that thought and start to "work" you. If you then commit to speaking about negative experiences it becomes a cleansing session. That does not have to cost 300k. That could effectively be for free. There are extremely competent social workers in every European country. You pay taxes? Enjoy the benefits.
My mother was an RN for an eye specialist. As a child I used to “pop my eyes in” because it made me see sparkles. My mom would scold, yell and tell me it was going to ruin my vision. How? Stretching your retina. Overtime it can cause retinal stretching or worse, detachment. Instantly blind until corrected w surgery. At 19 yrs old, I worked at a developmentally disabled facility with physically violent consumers. I was punched in the face. I instantly had a large black spot obstructing my vision. Yup. Retinal detachment. All those childhood years of seeing sparkles aided in weakening my retina. I cringed watching her pop her eyeballs in her sockets. I would definitely say it does NOTHING to “reset your nervous system”. 🙄
@@SnowofLight that could be cataracts, they also cause black spots in vision. Even if you're young, you could have been born with them and only now they're bigger and causing problems. (congenital cataracts, I have them as well) Definitely do to a doctor and try to get medical attention, the sooner the better!
Snow Chan It sounds like you’re talking about the little black spots that are literally called “floaters”. They float around and get in the way of your vision. Blinking can cause them to move out of the way ... or in the way. Annoying as all hell. They’re normal and progress w age.. Some people have more than others. Retinal detachment causes blindness. The inability to see through the affected eye. IT HURTS. Yes, it can and has to be reattached in order to see again. Mine wasn’t completely detached, it was stretched. ( kind of like the difference between a pulled ligament and a torn ligament) I had to wear an eyepatch to allow it to heal. I’m NOT an eye specialist. I’m a biologist and was a medic. My mom worked for eye specialist. I know a bit, but I’m not an expert. If you’re having serious difficulty seeing, Id keep trying the eye doc. Unless it was an injury that caused your spots, I doubt they will consider it emergent, however, Good luck, hon!
@@natalierozean5989 hey I'm a really good looking guy, I promise....I know you can't see me but I'm movie star handsome! Just kidding, I used to do the same thing as you as a child and I thought I was the only one! Why was it such a rush and why did it feel sooo compulsively good and satisfying in the same vein as smelling gasoline or cracking your knuckles, but even bettter?!? Thank you for helping me feel a bit less odd and I pray your vision gets fixed!
@@Zymonn You can sort of argue it but it doesnt meet the full definition of drowning, suffocation would be a more accurate word. Which makes me wonder if he was serious or joking.
This dude tryna do his job and some people on the internet who think they are criminal psychologists try to make him look like he hides bodies of young men in his basement.
The longer I watched this, the creepier it got. I would NEVER live with one of my therapy patients. That is beyond unprofessional & unethical. I can't see ANYONE feeling comfortable living & dining with their therapist.
@@lj7169 It's unethical for a therapist to build any other relationship with their client outside the therapy because there must always be a line separating their personal lives, otherwise it messes up the therapy and possibly much more than that, depending on the outcome.
@@smags1100 Of course they’re still in business. It’s a spa hotel with added Goop woo, for people with too much money. You go there, you have a nice time and even if the live-in therapist gets on your tits, you can leave the next week and go back to whatever you were doing before, i.e: partying and sniffing coke all night. Rinse and repeat.
Sure. With weird gold digger people tweaking all around you. Having staff looking at you with an anxious gaze. Looking up in the sky and seeing demons. Anxiety overwhelming and you start questioning reality. Who knows? I can see how it made him change his life.
@LosN Found you're right, that's why everyone spends their life trying so hard to get poor. I get that everyone's version of hell is subjective but the same way most rich cannot empathize with the poor, the poor have even more trouble empathizing with the rich. And there's more of us, so we win, nanny nanny boo boo.
@LosN Found thats a really really small group of people that can "make the world bow at a snap of a finger". Being rich and addicted or Being equally addicted but in poverty? Poverty is worse. Money isnt the most important thing but it sure does help. You'd be delusional if you think otherwise.
She was not in withdrawal AT ALL. Imagine being placed in that ‘hot stone bath’ in the throes of withdrawal. My God. Also, that ‘green juice’ everyone was sipping would immediately be a stain for the walls and flooring. That place is a mighty expensive health spa, NOT a rehab for drugs at all.
I can guarantee they also offer detox as well - or are affiliated with another facility for this. Most rehabs are for people to go AFTER detox, not for it.
Mattigot For sure! I had no idea that everyday life was SO difficult UNTIL narcotic withdrawal! Nobody understands how even taking a breath could be so painful. And your skin is FREEZING, while your guts are boiling. Oh, and your G.I. tract is moving at the speed of LIGHT!
@@markmcknight2467 People laugh when I say that it's more expensive being clean. I have a roof over my head, groceries in the cupboards, things that I bought in my home. I've taken trips, been able to afford going to weddings etc. I find in more expensive but well worth it. Work It, Your Worth It!
"I just think you've got to maybe try to stay away from things that currently don't really help you" We found him guys... The Worlds Greatest Therapist.
Sometimes people need to hear the obvious to understand that they can’t continue the same life habits they have and expect a different result just because they’ve been to rehab.
@@HollowIchigo3D I think both you and I know that’s not true. Sometimes things click at different times and steer us into a different direction. Their life isn’t going to change all of a sudden because of one phrase, but maybe they start attempting to make those changes ?? Everyone’s different.
My acupuncturist gave me ear tacks and doing it weekly totally changed my alcohol cravings!!! I had tried rehab and none of the approaches worked. I know everyone is different. Now I’m doing ketamine to reset my depression and trauma and it’s helped so far (just did my first treatment).
I want to see someone who is really addicted to hard drugs go through this program and then someone with the same problems goes through cheaper rehab and then just sees who stays clean
@@cupofjoen yeah some people get sober all on their own... I've known people who have done that. Some people need a team and people to hug them and tell them everything is okay
Getting strange vibes. I feel like someone could stay there and never be heard of again. Or they’d break you down until you’re convinced you’re mad. It would make a great film😂
why i'm feel like watching a horror movie. the therapist sounds like a psychopath. his voice is so calm but somehow have a dark feeling. i'm starting to imagine the house become more like torture house.
In The Dm's A Cure For Wellness. The facility was a mental health facility and people were going crazy and the staff was insane underneath all the glamour.
Arcaryon you would think they would try and give a better impression of the facilities instead of just showing a whole lot of stuff that is about as useful as a homeopath remedy
@@tuiguy-williams7087 I mean, I certainly have been to a lot worse spas so I think this one sounds kinda nice and hey, they even got someone to keep your company while having dinner, sounds like a win to me :P
This looks super dodgy. Also, What therapist accepts being with their patients 24/7? Patients need downtime; knowing that your therapist is observing and analysing you continuously, and having no privacy is terrifying. In general, this whole thing seems like a bit of a fraud. Especially the 'bio' stuff. It's all performative rather than actually substantial.
I would happily camp their and not worry about the surrounding community. You are like their boss right there you can do, be, act however your want and they shall adapt to your needs. Take advantage of all the facilities and knowledge that's for sure. Tbh it is subjective to each individual, but I am comfortable to professional people observing me, I get amused by it
It made me think if it was said on purpose to make her think, that she is the drowning fish and the charity is a metaphor for the rehab, and so essentially its saying you cant drown because you're a fish and so you sorta subconsciously realise that rehabilitation is simply an understanding that its yourself causing your problems.
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😂😂😂 ''Hejter'' what an idea!!! What inspiration!!!
Kkk
@Loyal Royalty who the hell is addicted to opium these days? Do you mean opioids?
Me I'm suffer 😭
77 hi
The older I grow the more I start to realize that there's a lot of people out there getting paid a whole lot of money for doing a whole lot of nothing.
I figured this out when I worked in Fine Dining in the USA. The food was so expensive I made about 6000 a month in tips. All I was doing was talking to people and bringing them exceptionally expensive food.
Was easy as hell and I was making more money than most people I knew.
Also hearing stories from the people rich enough to afford that food, I also realized their jobs were really easy.
Rich and gullible, the prime target.
@@AtemiRaven tell me about their jobs
@@hawkeye171 Most of them were politicians and people in upper management of companies where all they really did was talk to people all day as a job and keep the reputation of their company looking good. They were rich enough they didn't do hardly any work themselves, they would hire people to do most of it for them.
I think the only exception was guys who worked in tech. Lot of very rich software devs in the Seattle area.
True
For that price I expected gorgeous calming gardens, not a flat.
With the money and thumbnail, I was expecting a calm resort in Maldives or something.
Team me too
@@moonlightstar2055 expensive ? Like millions per month ? :D
@@moonlightstar2055 🤣there's expensive, and there's a third of a million per month. So only billionaires deserve therapy?
@Edith Esquivel ..yeah... and after the therapy you go back to your normal life ,where there are no gorgeous calming gardens!? Pfff!!
It’s so u don’t have anymore money for drugs.
Great business model lol
Steven Hickman it was a joke mate
@inglourious Basterd wat
@Steven Hickman when the money never runs out and you're an addict the only thing that stops you is death
@inglourious Basterd so when someone is addicted to injecting heroin and cocaine into themselves they shouldn't go to rehab if it helps people ?
As someone who was a severe drug addict for 25 years and went to a government funded rehabilitation centre to finally get clean i can tell you this expensive rehab is a complete and utter joke. Purely created to rinse rich idiots of their money.
How was your experience in that rehab?
Exactly !
@@irgendeinname9256 It was a shock at first but turned out to be the best thing i ever did. They didn't let me lounge around, get massages and sit in spars like those expensive rehabs. They challenge my thoughts and behaviours and helped me become self-aware. They challenged me.They basically broke me down and built me back up which was painful but worth it. I also got physically fit and learnt how ro socialise without being high as a kite. I would recommend government funded rehabs before the private / expensive ones any day of the week.
100%. This would make me want to shoot up MORE.
Tend to
Agree. Why no one said “to get purpose in life go out feed others”??? It is that simple!! And use your fucking money to do some good considering you have been blessed with it !!!!! …. Those people of this place (the owners..) are rolling in cash and it shows by the way the guy is dressed…. The Bentley on top of that …. Just pathetic.
I feel like this is something black mirror would make an episode about. It’s giving me very much dystopian/horror vibes
This is exactly like the sanatorium from the movie "A Cure For Wellness" and strange enough this place is located somewhere in the Swiss Alps too, exactly like in the movie. Give it a watch if you haven't,yet.
At least in black mirror, the technology actually works.
Damn, this has potential for a good plot development.
@@Dfungcho its in zurich, the biggest swiss city not in the alps
Crazy
“I’m addicted to spending money”
“We have just the place for you”
sounds like a monty python sketch
Exactly
Shut up and take my money 💵
Love the name 🤣🤣🤣
You a kiwi?
i think the "mommy/daddy" vibe of louis and the cook is the crux of the whole operation. the children of the ultra-rich are so often emotionally neglected by their parents, and self-medicate to ignore those mommy and daddy issues.
so they come to paracelsus to deal with the self-medication and are greeted by the *extremely* archetypally perfect: the present father-figure and nurturing mother-figure. the hugs and tailored meals of the cook, the "if anytime in the night you need to talk, just come get me" thing with louis (and the fact that he asked her first and foremost about her relationship with her dad lol)... the testing is obviously bs, the spa is just a fancy spa, but the fake parents thing is genius.
Exactly
now you put it that way I want in. not this one thou this is too expensive I'm broke
This makes so much sense omg
As someone who grew up in (maybe not top 1% but top 10%) and fell into drugs because of neglect that’s exactly it tbh
It really is genius.
As a med peer and biochem student, I am utterly disappointed in this so-called rehab centre, most of the treatments are homeopathic and non-improving. They just take your money and give nothing. Actually, they can also worsen the condition by ignoring the patients need and over treating. The therapist disappointed me, the gold patch disappointed me, everything disappointed me.
The moment I saw the resonance test I was instantly suspicious of what this place is trying to achieve. Feels like they are selling pseudo science for rich idiots with too much money.
@@chilliewhk Exactly!
Seems like she could of paid for all these services by herself and stay home. This place is a major scam
this is not true
@@Fon09fon Why do you think so?
Honestly its a smart business. Take advantage of highly successful addicts.
True. But you'd have to be the one shoveling BS...
@TheBlondie not all of them, trust me. But many. I would also hazard to say MOST have a very distorted sense of scale when it comes to what things cost. Taking limos or personal drivers somewhere instead of a taxi let's say.
@@ThePaoOfTooh Right a lot of them have no idea how much a loaf of bread cost.
Elijah Solomon they are celebrities and they are forced to go with limos and personal chauffeurs (instead of a simple taxi, or Uber, like us). Due to their notoriety, they cannot simply go around doing ordinary things, or they would constantly be harassed without a moment of peace.
@@betty7219 They go to these rehabs so they can be with people of the same class. Could you imagine an a-class celebrity going to a state run facility? Their not getting suckered out of 300k.
Its weird how calming voice can be so scary, theres like a thin line between creepy and calming
As soon the man opened his mouth i was creeped out
Yeah creepy calm voice
He looks like a bad man
‘no phone tonight’
'I can be daddy'
That personal therapist is probably the best job on the planet. He literally lives and eats luxury to ask how are you feeling every 5 minutes.
But his entire life is 'there' and he's on call 24/7....he can't be a relationship himself.....he can't travel....he's stuck there and at every beckon call of every client living there, even at 4 am if they need to talk.....
@@EP-qi8ed But he gets holidays also dont he
@@EP-qi8ed dudes probably making atleast 50k a month...nobody's forcing him to be there and he can quit if he wants.
@@EP-qi8ed just work there for a few years, until your contract is up (I doubt he's contracted to work for a decade but idk) and then once you're out you'll have enough money to catch back on anything you missed in life.
Not to mention even if he wouldn't find another job that pays as much, I'm sure having "worked at the most expensive rehab place in the world" on your CV will act as a free ticket to many other secure therapist jobs with a pay above the average. (Even if frankly speaking from this video alone the man doesn't seem to be a top tier therapist at all lol)
I'm a psych student and trust me if I had the chance to work there I wouldn't ever say no even if I know I would hate it after just a few months hahaha
I feel sad for him, I'm a therapist too, & its kinda unethical to have this kinda relationship with your client where you constantly see them 24/7, even rehab therapists who work on the perimeters are not around 24/7, they depart to thier homes by evening, sometimes some rehabs alternative with therapists so they don't feel overburdened.
I wouldn't wanna see my client walking around all the time ffs, its disturbing for the client and myself, and therapists cannot completely be themselves around clients cause clients have always seen them as this put-together person & sometimes that image does more good in having them trust you, & share many things and placing that responsibility on you for them. So trust me when I say being a personal therapist is one of the hardest jobs in the world, having to contain yourself on this role, & always put together & placing others health and schedule & comfort on top of yours is super tiring.
Its really unethical and unprofessional to be around like that, with no boundaries for your client.
Honestly. The camera crew asking if she would like them to leave is so awesome. SOOO much respect!
“I have a charity for saving drowning fish”
“Huh?”
No ones going to talk about this?? They really cut it there?? I need to know more!!
That part was hilarious, accentuated by the fact it went completely over her head. It had me in stitches lmao
YES had me in stiches.
its a question asked to know if someone is really there
Lol ... exactly
I thought it was funny. I wish they would have recorded more of that conversation.... 🤪
The therapist is living the life, imagine having an entire penthouse given to you free of cost with a cook and housekeepers while hanging out with ultra-rich CEOs, celebrities, and world figures while getting to know them personally and deeply, all on top of a therapist's six-figure income.
And having to listen to all those narcissistic sociopaths (because a lot of successful business people are that) all the time? You have not seen how ultra-demanding the real clients are.
Do celebrities come there?
@@yungronny3944 300,000 a month they better
If u think he’s only making 6 figures, I think ur underestimating
@@MrUnlimitedTorque Yeah, because the therapist pays for personnel and overhead lol
Lol this feels like a set up for a weird horror film. A group of people with a weird fetish of psychoanalysing her and ultimately plotting to kill her as her final treatment.
That’s genius hold up-
sounds like the movie A Cure for Wellness
WRITE IT
@@michaelaallen773 omg I know! Haha
Like the movie Eli, but theres an adult they gonna kill
As a recovered addict, I think escapism is the leading cause for addiction. The lifestyle this rehab makes you follow treats you like a victim, or even a child, rather than equipping you for getting through each day sober. It's like they are replacing one drug for another, creating a dependecy for this place. You can see it with the person they interviewed who uses the rehab support regularly. All the pseudo science they use feeds into that dependecy further by making you feel like there's so much you don't know about yourself, when in reality they are making it up as they go along to create more of that mystic environment. This place is truly bizarre and I genuinely feel bad for people using it.
“I run a charity saving drowning fish"
"Huh?"
I can't stop laughing 😂😂
Sounds like he's making fun of her and the rest of his clients...
It's a known technique to analysis the patient response to meaningless speech and humor
It is so true though: "I run" this is true, he is the one who is responsible for the main part: therapy. "A charity" it is. What is money if your life is at risk. At that point any money for your life is a bargain. "Saving drowning fish", a fish is adapted to be in water, a person is adapted to be society, yet you are drowning.
Or, if you like, here is another one. "I am running" he is highered, "a charity", 300k a month is no charity, "for drowning fish" with this much money you should be like a fish in the sea, but you are literally drowning in you own money, privilege and power. Sarcasm on every level.
That guy is probably so proud of this quote.
Владимир Харченко or it was just a simple joke saying that he likes to fish.
me neither rofl
At my lowest point I charted a yacht from Cannes to Sardinia....
This guy has a different rock bottom than your average addict.
Yeah . 1 mans life goal and peak of experiencing life is this dudes rock bottom.. perspective is a funny thing
Or he’s lying
yeah... pretty rough stuff o.0
An existential low
Usually it’s robbing your family, having a NDE, being homeless, or selling your ass. Not for these folks!
The therapist took one look at her and was like “you know what you have daddy issues”
What is a daddy issues?
Prithak Shrestha Father - daughter relationship problems.
@@prithakshrestha liking of a girl to have sexual relationship with men of her father's age or even father himself.
Freud
Actually more men I've met with daddy issues then women. You are just the kind of person that just sucks when it's annoying. Those are basic therapist questions that they ask everybody
as someone who’s been to low-funded, chaotic, and deeply traumatic rehab facilities multiple times, this place is worse. i think i would genuinely go insane staying here. it feels like a horror movie
Very black mirror vibes
There's an unsettling tone about luxury
@@feelsunbreezetoo quiet n too clean i think it is
Did you go to a rehab funded by the government?
This proves that everything can be considered a treatment if you speak softly enough.
Yeah, most of it seems like some scam just made up to impress rich gullible people. "You are allergic agains salmon" - "I just had salmon!" (lol)
I’m weak 😂
Oh man
This would make a fantastic psychological thriller
NOW THIS SUMMER...
this omg
I hope someone sees this cu s yes
Will Ferrell and Paul Rudd have a show coming out called The Shrink Next Door.
It's a bit of a dark comedy and, by the looks of the trailer, the doctor may be trying to take advantage of the richer clients. Not 100% but the show looks amazing. The show has that "taking advantage of vulnerable people" vibe.
Nine Perfect Strangers on Hulu.
For when you're too rich for scientology.
James Halliday good one Lol!!
* too poor
Why Vice deleted my comment just because I said I felt so creeped when the old man said “ and I can be a bit like Daddy “
@Gods Bloody Hammer as a recovering substance user I can say that would make life alot more stressful. I would use it to by my mum a house and help others. That still doesn't deal with the root of the issue though, sure alot of addiction starts from a bad enviroment, but also mental illness, money doesn't fix mental illness.
@Gods Bloody Hammer are you dumb bruh
I love the 24 hour personal therapist who asks how you're feeling every 5 minutes 😂
Damn as a licensed therapist I would never ever live in with a client, no boundaries whatsoever. Totally unethical.
really? what about if you have a Borderline client? It's the abandonment anxiety they're squelching... or identifying.
therapists hate to deal with narcissistic and Cluster B personality disorders. It's a lot of work... and a lot of transference... and the therapists has to have really handled their own dark shadow... it takes years. Old men make great therapists for this reason.
still... many have no idea about alcoholism and drug addiction mimicking Narcissism... so... it's always gonna go back to childhood... and 'daddy.' Mommy, too.
I’ve been on therapy for years, and the establishment and respect of limits and bondaries are a major part of therapy. I can’t imagine living with my psychiatrist. In fact, I make a point of knowing as little about him as possible.
Why? You can get paid and sleep with your client. Win win
@@FalsePips are u a human?
@@luv2dancesalsa I would never live with my borderline client. Our long term goal is for her to be able to live independently. To achieve that we are working on her ability to live alone and to depend less on the people around her. Me living with her would only cause her to take steps back as she would fully rely on me and wouldn't learn anything. She would always be sheltered, never learn to face the situations that scare her. Therapy can at times be uncomfortable but it has to be or people would just be stuck.
reporter: *moves*
therapist: “how you feeling?”
One of my mom's is a therapist. This is my life
reporter: *answers*
therapist: "...but how do you really feel?"
@@tannerkelting-massaro4669 you have 2 moms?
@@summerghost6551 Lmao
therapist: "ive got a charity for saving drowning fish"
reporter: "huh? is he the crazy one?"
I went to a rehab for just over 3 months that was paid for by Medicaid (free).
Been sober 16 months.
Congratulations!
Congrats! That’s amazing.
Woa, thanks, guys. Wasn't expecting that.
Great congrats keep it up
😎👍🏼🤗 what's your take on it? Should rehab be luxurious?
For fun I did a dry 30. And the 30 days was on Sunday but I didn’t wanna drink the night before work to break the streak. And now it’s Thursday night and watching this makes me want to keep going especially after Lewis said you have to give your brain opportunity to make different pathways.
Yes that actually hit hard for me when he said that 🙏
I'm pretty sure the chef was the only qualified one there, everyone else seems crazy
They say the therapist is usually crazier than the patient
Hey, don't knock the lady who was washing dishes!:))
@@rottingravensblood9106 wtf, if your therapist is exploiting you, get rid of them. That is not the professional norm, end of story.
@@maxt3311 it’s not that simple mate
@@jaredruiz9344 how so? i genuinely want to know since i assume its a professional that you can get rid off at any moment you want to
For those who cherish the background music:
1:30:- Vivaldi - Winter
11:26:- Mozart - Lacrimosa
16:55:- Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata, Movement 1.
Fellow TwoSetter here.
Thanks mate
Awesome.
Thanks
@Wayne Leong then stop spending time here and go practice!!!
And name of the music at 17:45...thx
“If anytime in the night you need to talk, just come get me” “I’m your daddy” something seems very sketched and wrong with this place.
It’s like he got his psychology degree straight from Sigmund Freud.
Literally, the way he immediately wanted to tie all her problems to her father, with no delving at all. Like how obviously bad is he? He's very expensive for a half-rate therapist.
He apparently thinks all women have daddy issues 🙄
hahahah
Terrifying lol
Therapist: "I think you should maybe stay away from things that don't really help you." Wow. Give that man a raise!
He calmly said "I can be daddy"
He jokingly but firmly said "No using the phone"
... lewiiii is a serial killer
The former patient realized he hit rock bottom when he didn't recognize anyone on his yacht after a night of partying... LoL The 1% are truly unrelatable to the rest of us.
@@veritas8598 I'm sure a little pee would come out within 2mins...
Exactly
plot twist: he didn't recognized anyone because he was drunk
Your missing the point entirely but ok
Anyone can go from the 99% to the 1% with a purpose, hard work and dedication. This being said, we are ALL human beings, and circumstances should not invalidate someone’s feelings.
3:16
"I've got a charity for saving drowning fish."
"huh?"
He’s testing if shes paying attention but just her delayed response gave him all the info he needs
Shes not paying attention but she wants him to think she does
@@pecoliky8793 If you look at her face when he says the line you can see that she was eating something and based on her chewing animations she said "huh" right after she swallowed whatever food she was eating. I'm pretty sure she was paying attention, she just didn't wanted to appear rude by talking while chewing which makes sense for such a high-class place.
@@akanta5746 That wouldn't explain why she didn't get the joke though.
@@pecoliky8793 lol its actually just a phrase, referring to their discussion about their dinner. They eat a lot of fish. There's a book about a man who tries to save fish from drowning by putting them on the shore. He's doing it by eating them. Nice try though, doc! :p "he's doing this, she's doing this", 141 thumbs up lol, people.
😂😂😂😂
"We sent writer and model Sydney Lima there to see if it could help her kick her partying lifestyle. But while she was there, she uncovered a strange, unexpected world." - lol this sounds like the synopsis of a novel I'd read at the airport!
"Magda is like mommy...and I can be a bit like daddy" oh no
BAD WORD CHOICE BAD WORD CHOICE lol
Drums play, orange and black logo appears
Yeah, that sounded quite creepy.
Yaaaaa I was already weirded out by him too
@@tinybrownin dude is creepy AF
I work at a drug/alcohol treatment center in the US and our clients are usually very poor. Most don’t even have any kind of insurance. We don’t have any of the luxuries found at this chic rehab. What we do have is a staff who is made up of mostly people who are in recovery themselves. We have a lot of love and compassion for our clients and a sincere desire to see them succeed in their sobriety and in life outside of the walls of our facility and we have a long list of success stories. All it takes to get sober and stay sober is motivation to stop using, a support system, willingness to change, and tenacity. You don’t need a $300,000/month luxury resort rehab. Treatment needs to hurt at least a little in order to get sober and stay sober. I know because I was a client almost 7 years ago.
Love and support l, that’s something money can’t buy and what they don’t have. Power to you!
Right... I was thinking that this rehab is so luxurious it's almost like a reward for hitting rock bottom.
How much does a low cost rehab cost per month for poor client? I have always wondered how somebody without insurance pays the cost of rehab.
Yes! I don't remember where I heard it from, but a well off individual once said that a state run or cheap rehab can do more good than a posh rehab because when you go to a posh rehab, you aren't faced with ANY of the realities of addiction. It's like a vacation. You may get therapy, doctors, and nice food, but it's not real life and it won't work in the "real world" if you don't have proper coping skills, and from what I see, why develop coping skills if you have a spa vacation for a rehab? I wouldn't have ever wanted to get sober if I got shipped off to a place like this, but then again, I dont have millions in the bank, so maybe my attitude would be different if I did.
even in despair the ultra-wealthy need a reason to feel superior within their false luxury above us proles.
Feels like they overwhelm you with all this testing and tell you there are so many things wrong just to break you even further so you eventually see the process as beneficial. Almost like an addiction within itself.
I have the same impression that is the case.
but..how does that make someone see the process as beneficial?
@@sakuranovaryan9261 A breakdown in therapy is seen as a good thing because you're "finally addressing your emotions", but when it's CAUSED by the therapy itself, it's not good. However, therapists are gonna make you think it's beneficial so their methods aren't questioned and they get your money. That being said, therapy isn't always bad but sometimes that's the case
I’ve noticed that sometimes I use finding out what’s wrong with me, almost as another addiction / excuse to not move forward with my life. There’s a balance between fixing the problem and just overthinking things / self-flagellation. Tricky indeed!!
had the exact same thought. It looks like they just want your money. Really bad vibes from this place :S
I'm really happy she sussed out the "bioresonance" and mentioned it's lack of clinical backing.
that therapist never leaves the building, I think he is crazy and needs a therapy
he lives there
@@ed-dv5tu well its insane... Doesn't he have family? Friends? Hes just there alllllll day long, everyday
@@Mooodyyhhh Bruh obviously that is only the case when he is on the job, treating a patient.
How do you know he "never leaves the building"?
@@danm7596 hes there 24/7. What do you think that means
as an addict, i can tell you being in that type of environment going through withdrawals and cravings would be an actual hell. id rather stay home.
i’m proudly 5 years clean from opiates!
Good job! I’m not even an addict and the place weirds me out lol
Congrats. Was thinking the same thing. If I'm kickin dope, the last thing I want to do is have a bunch of appointments. Or sit in hot mud baths or freezing coolers.
Good job 👏 👍
@@doodahman2995 The appointments are certainly not going to be during your withdrawal. This is a 300.000$/month facility, not some second rate institution.
Congratulations on being five years clean! Good on you, addiction is tough. I hope you’re doing well :)
Imagine being there without the cameraman 😰
I Would leave this place as a psycho After that.😂😂
What then?
*camera operator
Kaite Gedeng politically correct huh
@@kaygee301 go away
Respect to the cameraman as well for recognizing that she needed some time by herself with the therapist.
“I think you’ve just got to maybe stay away from things that don’t really help you” Imagine paying £300k just to hear that. REFUND PLEASE!
At the end of the day, it boils down to client and therapist. Everything else is fluff.
Top nonces the lot of them
Yah lets just judge the rest of the therapy sessions based on the minuscule effort they try to show you & that therapy cannot be worth that much. We put in a hell lot of effort to analyse your body language (thats a paid course and skill it doesn't come with the degree), have a one-on-one case history session, study your cognitive map and your behavior pattern from your past, research intensively which method could work for you, while also having to be constantly around you leaving our own mental health behind cause this is a job after all, spending countless other conversations with other specialists to see what would be the best for you in the session, designing your treatment plan and working with homeworks & spending so much money onto getting minimum 3 degrees and a doctorate, only to hear people with pre-conceived mentality like this talk about your profession.
Edited: gottta clarify this video doesn't speak for the rest of us in the profession.
I questioned if he was really a therapist in that moment '~' bruhhhh
@@SK-qj8sm are you calling this scam a profession? This is not a therapy.
My mother was an alcoholic and went to rehab a total of 5 times over 5 years, all about 30,000 a month in Sonoma. I hated it. I felt like she got to go on vacation while we all struggled on. She would go, live in luxury for a month, and then come home and relapse harder every time. At the end of the day, if you want to get sober; you go to AA as often as you can. You take it seriously, you dont run away from your life, you make sobriety a part of your daily life.
Your mom was in REHAB getting her treatment and you were mad because you were struggling?
You say "rehab" like it's a hardship, like it's a struggle. She went to a beautiful facility in wine country where she didn't have to cook, clean, run errands, or go to work. She had her own beautiful room. Her days consisted of yoga, therapy, massages, hiking, acupuncture, lounging by the pool, watching movies, and eating three high grade meals everyday.
So yes, I was mad that she went to "rehab". I was mad that she got a vacation. And EVERYTIME she would come home and relapse within a month; harder and harder each time. I LOVE my mother, she is a GREAT woman, but rehab is a joke that does nothing but cause damage for the entire family structure.
Rehab is pointless unless the person wants to stop. I'm living proof. I've been sober 6 years. I did multiple short and long-term rehabs and relapsed for a decade before stopping. I went to a very low-budget (in the projects of a small town) sober living rehab for a year and that worked, because I WANTED TO STOP. A luxury rehab would not have done any better of a job in my commitment to sobriety. And if AA works for you, great. It was not part if my sobriety and it is NOT the only way to get sober. Rehab is there because families and loved ones, tortured by the helplessness they feel in watching a loved one slowly kill themselves, are desperate for some tangible thing they can do to "make them stop". It's futile. It's only "making them pause". If they don't want to stop, it"s 99.99% ineffective
@@nickyalexa7744 many rehabs say that all that stuff is available but then you get there and are just in shitty group meetings sitting in uncomfortable chairs for 12 hours straight a day
Eh, AA certainly doesn't work for everyone. AA and NA didn't work for me and for many other people. Many people need MAT and therapy. Also you need to want to get sober for rehab to work. But anyway, I'm sorry you had to go through that. My dad's an alcoholic, I know how hard it is.
“i can be like daddy”
“i’m just wondering your relationship with your dad” i
this is why i stick to female therapists lmfao
She is a stupid girl.
He'd like her to call him daddy
That whole interaction made me so suspicious lolllll
Yeah therapist was weird af
I have a Male therapist I'm no 10 an 9 or 8 at my best. A 6 everyday life. He has never said or asked anything about my daddy.
I've been through countless rehabs, from the best, fully accredited, facilities to state funded cest holes. The bottom line is that if you don't really want to get off of drugs and/or alcohol, you're not going to. That usually doesn't happen until you hit some sort of "rock bottom". It's as low as you want it to be, but if these people are able to spend over a quarter million a month to go to rehab, they are likely nowhere even close. I don't wish what I, or many others, have gone through to finally decide that they are truly done, but I'm just being honest. I've been "trying" to quit for over 30 years and only have nearly 5 years of continuous sobriety at the time of making this comment. Spending that amount of money on rehab is insanity in it's own right.
Exactly. It doesn't matter if you go to a place like this that cost 300 grand or a free government clinic. You will only get clean if you are ready and willing and are 100 percent committed to getting clean. My family spent years trying to get me clean through multiple different therapies and treatments. Through all of them all I could think about was getting out and getting a fix immediately. It wasn't until I hit my own rock bottom, where I lost everything and accepted that I was going to die if I didn't stop, that I was able to even start the process of getting clean. Good luck my friend!
No offense but these places are also here for mental health. I don’t like this narrative of all these centers just being labeled “rehabs” for addicts .. They offer so many different things at these types of places. Addiction treatment in itself is bullshit. But that doesn’t mean every other form of “therapy” for *other problems* is also bullshit. That is when the price of a center actually comes into play because if you send someone to a sh*tty $200 “rehab” for sever anxiety, do you think they’re going to get the same out of it than if they were sent to a top facility in the world where they’re going to run test after test measuring everything in the patient to pin point the problem? I never understood why it bothers y’all so much If someone wants to waste *their money* to get the “best” mental health treatment for themselves. They’re the ones wasting their money on some BS not you. Addiction treatment only works if you’re willing to get clean - But that’s not how it works for all aspects of mental health therefore, these places are not useless ..
Him: my lowest point was standing on my private yacht watching the sunrise over the Mediterranean Sea.
Me: my lowest point was trusting a fart.
Realllyyy!! 🤣😂
I was thinking the same thing but you said it in better words...
Ahahahaha
Yeah, no social stigma. This doesn't happen for everyone.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Finishes 300k rehab, immediately
" I can't wait to have a glass of wine"
Right?! 😅😂
She was there for 2 days, and I don't think she was planning or looking to quit anything, just going as a journalist to document it
@@ryebread532 still funny tho
I can’t wait to have a line
I can't wait to have some salmon
Is no one going to talk about how she looks like a mix between Margot Robbie and Anne Hathaway?!?
I was thinking she looks a lot like Samara Weaving!
i appreciate this comment
Bioman Smith lmao
She also looks similar to maeve from sex education
Preet Jain exactly what I was thinking, she’s the blonde version
From what I understood, the most important drive is anonymity. Having drug issues can really harm your whole organisation if it comes out to the public.
I took my girlfriend to a spa that had the ice room and stone bath and all that stuff for Valentine’s Day. Got a groupon for like $35 😂
haha same here
uuuh legend????
This looks like a horror movie, all the people working in there give me chills 😨
The Male therapist is creepy
most psychiatrists and psychologists are people to be avoided
Most of the people working there are incredibly creepy and are full of sht
Exactly, me too
The movie is called The Cure for Wellness
This voice of the man is so creepy yet so relaxing kinda.
Which one? Mark it please.
@@Sakurajima616 The symbolic father.
@@Khiruji 😂😭
I got the same vibe,Shin Haha. At first creepy then I was looking forward to it.
Sakurajima616 Louis
The CEO’s comment on how you’re never alone, I think that’s one line that stuck out to me. I can’t say from personal experience as none of my immediate family has been personally addicted to substances, but many of my family members have. With addiction, your support system is your family meaning those who care about what’s best for you. This is not to say your family should stop living their own lives and dedicate all their devotion to you, which is kinda what they are doing in the rehab facility. I think there are better ways of making the patient feel like they aren’t at home without setting them up for a future of codependency
Gold is innate. It literally doesn't react with anything. This looks like it's all just a rich form of placebo.
yes its basically is
Agree
Psuedo science I believe is the term. 99% woo.
inert you mean?
As a nurse, all this is bullshit.
They should 100% make a black mirror episode about this.
Here’s the plot: attractive young blonde who grew up in a wealthy family where her parents were always working and never around, got addicted to drugs and alcohol because she would always have parties and always had money. She goes to this rehab facility where they analyze her, ask her every question imaginable and get all the information they need to know everything about her. They hook her up to some machine and collect her DNA. Here’s the catch: she doesn’t leave the program. They actually clone her and upload her actual personality into the clone and kill off her real self.
Twist: her parents are the ones behind everything. 🤦🏾♀️😂
There's already a movie based on this plot called "Paradise Hills" starring Emma Roberts
So west world?
there’s something similar if you love mental hospitals, “a cure for wellness”
sungti jamir was that not her ironically describing that movie
When it got to the "allegies" part, I was like how is this not a scam.
She literally said the is something behind the computer that's making it work. Very Scientific.
I'm I the only one that got Nazi scientist vibes from the woman that gave her the gold sticker?
🤣
she was just talking about the cable that connects the pc and the machine ^^ got lost in translation pretty hard
yeah...and they said she was allergic to salmon and herring but she said she loves herring which means she eats it. But she never said she had a reaction to it. I call BS
It’s a scam. It’s not possible to heal allergies with a gold sticker. I guess it’s easier when you first make them up. And if you’re allergic to salmon you’re naturally also allergic to herring. She was also supposedly pulling up her chromosomes on the screen which is totally bs. The analysis would take many hours and produce more than a terabyte of data.
I'm only a couple minutes in and I love Louis. He's soft spoken and gentle yet has jokes that only a dad would say. Charity for drowning fish? Sign me up! He also called himself daddy, which he has to know how that sounds. And he has to be even more bored than the clients. He's not allowed to leave and he can't have things like wine floating around to enjoy by himself.
As for the treatment itself, yeah it's a lot of overkill, but some people need to have fancy "treatments" to make them feel like they are improving. It's like a placebo. True addicts though will benefit from this type of facility, because it removes you from your toxic lifestyle and forces you to spend time thinking about your past actions and how you want to correct them. Many addicts purposely go to rehab facilities in different countries (or states) just to get that physical change in surroundings to help push them in the right direction. She wasn't really ready to quit yet, or fully acknowledge her addiction, which is why she complained so much during her weekend there. Most people need at least a few weeks in rehab to even start to notice any changes.
I couldn't handle living with someone who is constantly asking me, "How are you?" "So, how are you really?"
What are you?
What are you really?
How is your day going?
yarr that are how you actually go crazy
Where were you?
"You are allergic against salmon"
"I just had salmon"
yeah because bioresonace is a big alt health scam
I've heard it's possible to have mild allergies to foods without you really noticing the effects, I might be wrong though. But the way it was tested was iffy...
Okay so twice a month I always had diarrhoea and a bad day, and then bioresonance showed i had an intolerance for gluten. I still eat gluten sometimes but i cut 90% of what I used to have and I feel good now also my acne is fully gone. I thought bioresonance was bs before, but it worked for me.
@@eyesburningup placebo effect, your not allergic to glutten at all stop giving cash to pseudo science
rainy days in august so I fought 20 years to end my acne, I atopped gluten and because it is a placebo my skin stopped having acne? I don’t follow
i think it's the place where the ultra rich parents send their addicted kids just so that someone will always keep an eye on them that they don't commit suicide from withdrawal sufferings.
Yeah
I definitely see this as a good thing
I was thinking the same. Seems less like a rehab center and more like somewhere to send your drug addict child to get therapy
@@jazzy9983 thats called rehab
Where is the Detox ?
I see none here.
It's pure bullshit
I had bioresonance done to me when I was 18. At that time I was very allergic to a lot of things which caused skin irritations. I first thought it is some woodo type stuff, but after the therapy somehow I was cured and it for real changed my life.
The constant question of "How do you feel?", "How do you feel now?", that is to trigger your thoughts. Eventually you will succumb and say something out of place, they'll then grab that thought and start to "work" you. If you then commit to speaking about negative experiences it becomes a cleansing session. That does not have to cost 300k. That could effectively be for free. There are extremely competent social workers in every European country. You pay taxes? Enjoy the benefits.
You are correct!
The US, very much doesn't have that. Even with good Healthcare, you have to pay like $120 extra a session for a better therapist
therapists*, not just social workers. There is a difference.
@@jamesanthony6100 Oh shoot. You're right. Social workers don't go to that extent out here, that's the therapist' job
@hi my names CATRINA • Hahaha true.
You guys did a great job on making this, really felt the whole vibe transitioning from novel/luxury to creepy and isolated.
The choice of music and the camera work really did it for me
I thought it was creepy once the therapist first asked her about her relationship with her father..
Lies again? RP Education HDB
@@allaware5014 Have you ever been in therapy?
@@allaware5014her addiction is indication of fatherless behavior
My mother was an RN for an eye specialist. As a child I used to “pop my eyes in” because it made me see sparkles. My mom would scold, yell and tell me it was going to ruin my vision. How? Stretching your retina. Overtime it can cause retinal stretching or worse, detachment. Instantly blind until corrected w surgery. At 19 yrs old, I worked at a developmentally disabled facility with physically violent consumers. I was punched in the face. I instantly had a large black spot obstructing my vision. Yup. Retinal detachment. All those childhood years of seeing sparkles aided in weakening my retina. I cringed watching her pop her eyeballs in her sockets. I would definitely say it does NOTHING to “reset your nervous system”. 🙄
Can you get them reattached? I have lots of little small black spots but lockdown closed all the opticians!
@@SnowofLight that could be cataracts, they also cause black spots in vision. Even if you're young, you could have been born with them and only now they're bigger and causing problems. (congenital cataracts, I have them as well) Definitely do to a doctor and try to get medical attention, the sooner the better!
Snow Chan It sounds like you’re talking about the little black spots that are literally called “floaters”. They float around and get in the way of your vision. Blinking can cause them to move out of the way ... or in the way. Annoying as all hell. They’re normal and progress w age.. Some people have more than others. Retinal detachment causes blindness. The inability to see through the affected eye. IT HURTS. Yes, it can and has to be reattached in order to see again. Mine wasn’t completely detached, it was stretched. ( kind of like the difference between a pulled ligament and a torn ligament) I had to wear an eyepatch to allow it to heal. I’m NOT an eye specialist. I’m a biologist and was a medic. My mom worked for eye specialist. I know a bit, but I’m not an expert. If you’re having serious difficulty seeing, Id keep trying the eye doc. Unless it was an injury that caused your spots, I doubt they will consider it emergent, however, Good luck, hon!
@@natalierozean5989 hey I'm a really good looking guy, I promise....I know you can't see me but I'm movie star handsome! Just kidding, I used to do the same thing as you as a child and I thought I was the only one! Why was it such a rush and why did it feel sooo compulsively good and satisfying in the same vein as smelling gasoline or cracking your knuckles, but even bettter?!? Thank you for helping me feel a bit less odd and I pray your vision gets fixed!
@@michaelfischer5032 glad I made u feel something....russiabot.exe is on autorun
I’m addicted to RUclips video’s, which means I don’t have the money to rehab and go down in a spiral and getting more addicted
How do I donate money to the drowning fish charity? I’d also like to donate to burned fires and starving food.
hahhhh!
2 be fair they can sort of drown. Because fish still need oxygen. And if the water doesn't have any oxygen because chemicals or getting hotter the die
@@Zymonn You can sort of argue it but it doesnt meet the full definition of drowning, suffocation would be a more accurate word. Which makes me wonder if he was serious or joking.
@@ufc990 true,
Semantics
for 370K a month... i better leave with that Bentley at the end of my treatment
Andy M. I could buy a lot with 370k lol, I wouldn’t care about rehab anymore when I got a brand new car.
I could find you a cheaper Bentley 😂
The way he keeps asking how are you feeling. I feel damn uncomfortable. That calmness in his voice is scary.
His voice tells me he's a serial killer lol
Right! It’s creepy. And that odd turtle like smile.
The daddy line too, tf
This dude tryna do his job and some people on the internet who think they are criminal psychologists try to make him look like he hides bodies of young men in his basement.
Its just a part of his job
Never heard somebody walk into a rehab and say, “this is great, I love it”.
The longer I watched this, the creepier it got. I would NEVER live with one of my therapy patients. That is beyond unprofessional & unethical. I can't see ANYONE feeling comfortable living & dining with their therapist.
I understand how it could be deemed unprofessional. But unethical? How?
@@lj7169 It's unethical for a therapist to build any other relationship with their client outside the therapy because there must always be a line separating their personal lives, otherwise it messes up the therapy and possibly much more than that, depending on the outcome.
@@smags1100 Of course they’re still in business. It’s a spa hotel with added Goop woo, for people with too much money. You go there, you have a nice time and even if the live-in therapist gets on your tits, you can leave the next week and go back to whatever you were doing before, i.e: partying and sniffing coke all night. Rinse and repeat.
Right. Because an 18 minute VICE video is gives you all the understanding you need.
Your username is also bit of an anagram.
Man I wish my lowest point could be throwing up on a yacht
Sure. With weird gold digger people tweaking all around you. Having staff looking at you with an anxious gaze. Looking up in the sky and seeing demons. Anxiety overwhelming and you start questioning reality. Who knows? I can see how it made him change his life.
@LosN Found you're right, that's why everyone spends their life trying so hard to get poor. I get that everyone's version of hell is subjective but the same way most rich cannot empathize with the poor, the poor have even more trouble empathizing with the rich. And there's more of us, so we win, nanny nanny boo boo.
@LosN Found thats a really really small group of people that can "make the world bow at a snap of a finger". Being rich and addicted or Being equally addicted but in poverty? Poverty is worse. Money isnt the most important thing but it sure does help. You'd be delusional if you think otherwise.
😂
his lowest point sounds like more fun than most stuff I've ever done lol
She was not in withdrawal AT ALL. Imagine being placed in that ‘hot stone bath’ in the throes of withdrawal. My God. Also, that ‘green juice’ everyone was sipping would immediately be a stain for the walls and flooring. That place is a mighty expensive health spa, NOT a rehab for drugs at all.
The Icelandic Gorl. So, you’ve been there? Ha Ha! My dear Jesus!
I can guarantee they also offer detox as well - or are affiliated with another facility for this. Most rehabs are for people to go AFTER detox, not for it.
@@andreucross4523 Been there and done that. happily clean for 10 years in a few months. The basis of therapy is to learn how to actually talk.
Mattigot For sure! I had no idea that everyday life was SO difficult UNTIL narcotic withdrawal! Nobody understands how even taking a breath could be so painful. And your skin is FREEZING, while your guts are boiling. Oh, and your G.I. tract is moving at the speed of LIGHT!
@@markmcknight2467 People laugh when I say that it's more expensive being clean. I have a roof over my head, groceries in the cupboards, things that I bought in my home. I've taken trips, been able to afford going to weddings etc. I find in more expensive but well worth it. Work It, Your Worth It!
Family is everything, community is everything. Don't let conveniences neglect those relationships
"I just think you've got to maybe try to stay away from things that currently don't really help you"
We found him guys... The Worlds Greatest Therapist.
Sometimes people need to hear the obvious to understand that they can’t continue the same life habits they have and expect a different result just because they’ve been to rehab.
she needs a family. maybe a new, long lasting family
i thought it was really dexterous of him. it's clear she didn't really want to change, but that would nudge her in the right direction.
@@Tatiana-gf6be Yeah.. if that is enough to turn your life around you never had problems to begin with lmfao
@@HollowIchigo3D I think both you and I know that’s not true. Sometimes things click at different times and steer us into a different direction. Their life isn’t going to change all of a sudden because of one phrase, but maybe they start attempting to make those changes ?? Everyone’s different.
When this guy called himself daddy
It took a turn
A dark one
When did he say it?
Yeah and in his first season he whent real fast to asking if she had daddy issues.
Black Mirror vibes
english isn't his first language, he doesn't know what that word means lmao
@@yuh5960 I'm pretty sure it's one of his first languages
I want to see an addict going through withdrawals show up there and see how they deal with that 😳
They probably send them somewhere else to detox before coming here
so true...
Pay me and i go there and film it
They almost always will come in high , having one last use.
You would go to a detox first. That's not how it works.
My acupuncturist gave me ear tacks and doing it weekly totally changed my alcohol cravings!!! I had tried rehab and none of the approaches worked. I know everyone is different. Now I’m doing ketamine to reset my depression and trauma and it’s helped so far (just did my first treatment).
👆👆check my name description. he sells shrooms, LSD, DMT and chocolate bars. He ships discreetly too
I want to see someone who is really addicted to hard drugs go through this program and then someone with the same problems goes through cheaper rehab and then just sees who stays clean
This would not be be conclusive evidence of anything. People hand addiction differently
@@HSMLover2414 yup, no two people are the same.
pretty sure there's someone in this comment section said that he/she got sober after getting free therapies
they should start with someone on skid row in LA
@@cupofjoen yeah some people get sober all on their own...
I've known people who have done that.
Some people need a team and people to hug them and tell them everything is okay
Getting strange vibes. I feel like someone could stay there and never be heard of again. Or they’d break you down until you’re convinced you’re mad. It would make a great film😂
Maybe like ' Shutter Island ' 🤔
Jan Basterfield exactly what I was thinking man!
A cure for wellness is exactly that
MK says it all (ultra)
why i'm feel like watching a horror movie. the therapist sounds like a psychopath. his voice is so calm but somehow have a dark feeling. i'm starting to imagine the house become more like torture house.
Cant lie would be a good plot
In The Dm's A Cure For Wellness. The facility was a mental health facility and people were going crazy and the staff was insane underneath all the glamour.
He’s a total creep, look at the eyes
You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave :)
The hell of being treated with the utmost kindness in the utmost luxury, but with incredibly malicious intent. Like Rosemary's baby.
You leave this rehab and you instantly feel depressed and you start using again..
I feel like this is just a way for rich parents to feel better about themselves when they send their kids here
Maybe but you can can't really get a good impression from a single weekend. What we would need are reviews from at least a few dozen patients.
Arcaryon you would think they would try and give a better impression of the facilities instead of just showing a whole lot of stuff that is about as useful as a homeopath remedy
@@tuiguy-williams7087 I mean, I certainly have been to a lot worse spas so I think this one sounds kinda nice and hey, they even got someone to keep your company while having dinner, sounds like a win to me :P
This looks super dodgy.
Also, What therapist accepts being with their patients 24/7?
Patients need downtime; knowing that your therapist is observing and analysing you continuously, and having no privacy is terrifying.
In general, this whole thing seems like a bit of a fraud. Especially the 'bio' stuff.
It's all performative rather than actually substantial.
Black mirror episode right here
I would happily camp their and not worry about the surrounding community. You are like their boss right there you can do, be, act however your want and they shall adapt to your needs. Take advantage of all the facilities and knowledge that's for sure. Tbh it is subjective to each individual, but I am comfortable to professional people observing me, I get amused by it
AMEN
They better be able to leave if you ask if you pay all that money
Idk man, bioresonance has helped me fix my eyesight and has helped my parents quit smoking. Call it bs but it actually works for many people.
"I have a charity for drowning fish" .... Did we really just pass over that. 🐟
Hummn??
Fish can choke and drown, it actually is quite a big thing
@@toogaytolift9176 www.fishkeepingworld.com/can-fish-drown/#:~:text=Gills%20and%20lungs%20are%20designed,out%20of%20water%20or%20oxygen.
@@toogaytolift9176 If a body of water doesn't have enough oxygen in it, creatures that live in such an environment eventually choke.
It made me think if it was said on purpose to make her think, that she is the drowning fish and the charity is a metaphor for the rehab, and so essentially its saying you cant drown because you're a fish and so you sorta subconsciously realise that rehabilitation is simply an understanding that its yourself causing your problems.
"A church hall and a few chairs are just as good". I loved that !!
Not sure why but I found that lady sticking her head through the door saying "dinner is serrrrrrrrrrrrrved please" frightening
iscream22 It was just like that scene in Borat when they are at the bed and breakfast belonging to the sweet little old Jewish couple.
Like your picture
Ares Langer then they throw money at the cockroaches 🤣🤣
4:04
Awkward silence,
“What is it”
Nothing, wondering about your relationship with your dad.
Lmao
Yeah, very creepy
He'd rather be dad lmaoo
@@6god68 🤣🤣🤣I said the same thing
That was so incredibly awkward to watch..... could you imagine being her???
I'm gonna go for that one the next time I encounter awkward silence
Lets take a moment and appericate how cinematic and on point the editing is, framing and everything, just makes it super nice
yes this was so wonderfully filmed, it was my favorite part of the video
My favourite part was 18:02
My vast fortunes are poisoning me.
Expensive rehab center: I can help you with that.
This is also like a drug. You feel good for the time you're there but when it goes away you will feel even worse
Yea I don't see how any of this sets someone up for success outside of their "treatments"
That's the key, the customers return.
@@wowmanlady813 k.
“Oh no, I still do coke here and there”
Lmao🤣
“Cuz if I’m pissed I’ll do a little line” was another good one
This feels somewhat like the Netflix show Maniac in real life-- eerie
Emmie everything thats on netflix seems to be manifesting.
Underrated show tbh
Lolol that was great
Yep
Sacred games season 2
Does anyone else think she took the experience and people for granted? Arrogance is contagious.
She’s being critical about something that’s clearly a load of bullshit lol
I can just imagine the behind scenes of how messed up this place really is.
I am getting "Get Out" vibes
4:36 You can buy coke off of 70% of the cab drivers in France. 90% if you're in Paris.
And I learned in my 20's and 30's, those numbers are similar for most European countries and most popular cities.