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The Solace brand specialises in evidence-based addiction treatment and diverse mental health services

The Solace brand specialises in evidence-based addiction treatment and diverse mental health service provision for clients all around the world. Solace provides personalised and proven treatment facilitation for clients based on specific conditions.

01/01/2026

As we step into a new year, we’re reminded that healing happens through compassion, connection, and community. At Solace Asia, we remain committed to supporting mental health and recovery across the region. Here’s to a year of growth, understanding, and collective well-being.

31/12/2025

When focus feels impossible, escape can seem like relief, but not all escapes heal.

Many individuals with ADHD are at higher risk of developing substance use disorders. The constant mental noise, impulsivity, and emotional overwhelm can make substances feel like a way to slow down or find control, even if temporarily. Unfortunately, what starts as coping can quickly spiral into dependency.

Understanding the ADHD–addiction connection is key to breaking this cycle. With the right diagnosis, medication management, and behavioral therapy, individuals can find healthier ways to regulate emotions and attention, without relying on harmful substances.

Solace Asia provides integrated care that addresses both ADHD and addiction, helping individuals build focus, balance, and resilience for lasting recovery.

29/12/2025

Relapse doesn’t start with a drink or a dose; it starts with a feeling.

Before a relapse happens, there are usually warning signs, subtle shifts in thoughts, emotions, or routines that often go unnoticed. Isolation, irritability, romanticizing past use, or neglecting self-care can all be early indicators that recovery is being tested. Recognizing these signs early isn’t a sign of weakness; it’s a signal to reach out, reconnect, and reset.

Recovery isn’t linear; it’s a journey of awareness, accountability, and compassion. By learning to spot the triggers and emotions that lead to relapse, individuals can build stronger coping mechanisms and sustain long-term healing.

At Solace Asia, we support individuals in recognizing and responding to relapse cues with empathy and proactive care because every step back can still lead forward.

26/12/2025

Behind every “just one more round” might be a deeper need to disconnect.

Internet and gaming addiction often begin as ways to unwind, a harmless escape from daily stress. But over time, what starts as relief can turn into dependency. The endless scroll, the need for achievement, or the comfort of online worlds can quietly replace real-life connection, purpose, and rest.

Recognizing this shift is vital. When gaming or internet use starts to interfere with relationships, work, or emotional balance, it’s a signal to pause and reflect. Recovery isn’t about giving up technology, it’s about regaining control and reconnecting with what truly matters offline.

At Solace Asia, we help individuals and families understand the roots of digital addiction and build healthier, balanced relationships with technology. Healing begins with awareness, and a choice to log back into life.

25/12/2025

This Christmas, we’re reminded that healing begins with compassion, connection, and showing up for one another, especially when the season feels heavy. From all of us at Solace Asia, may you find moments of peace, understanding, and hope.

24/12/2025

They said recovery would bring peace no one mentioned the silence that follows. 🕊️

For many, the hardest part of recovery isn’t withdrawal it’s what comes after. When the chaos quiets, depression can sneak in, filling the space once occupied by addiction. It’s not weakness; it’s the mind relearning how to feel again.

Depression in recovery can make even small steps feel heavy. But with the right support therapy, structure, and connection light does return. Healing takes time, but it never stops.

If you or someone you know feels the weight of depression after recovery, don’t face it alone. Support is strength.

23/12/2025

When does casual drinking cross the line into alcohol use disorder? 🍷

Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) isn’t just about how much you drink it’s about how drinking affects your life. It can quietly grow from social habits into dependence, impacting your health, relationships, and emotional well-being.

Signs of AUD include needing more alcohol to feel the same effect, struggling to cut down, or drinking despite negative consequences. Over time, alcohol can alter brain chemistry, making it harder to stop without support.

Understanding AUD is the first step toward compassion not judgment. Recovery begins when we recognise that addiction isn’t about weakness; it’s about needing help to heal.

If you or someone you know struggles with alcohol use, reach out for support. Recovery is possible and it starts with awareness.

19/12/2025

Recovery doesn’t end after rehab for many, that’s when anxiety begins. 🌧️

Life after rehab can bring unexpected waves of anxiety. Returning to daily routines, rebuilding relationships, and facing triggers without the structure of treatment can feel overwhelming. This anxiety isn’t a setback it’s a sign of adjustment.

Post-rehab anxiety often stems from fear of relapse or the pressure to “stay strong.” But true recovery allows space for vulnerability, self-compassion, and support. Talking to a therapist, joining peer groups, and maintaining healthy routines can help ease this transition.

Healing takes courage and asking for help after rehab is one of the bravest steps forward.

If you or someone you know is navigating post-rehab anxiety, remember: you’re not failing, you’re still healing.

17/12/2025

You don’t have to heal alone; recovery grows stronger in community. 🤝

Support groups offer more than just conversation; they provide belonging. In addiction recovery, connecting with others who share similar struggles helps break isolation, reduce shame, and keep motivation alive.

Whether it’s a 12-step meeting, peer-led group, or therapist-facilitated circle, these spaces remind you that setbacks are part of progress, not proof of failure. Listening to others’ journeys can also give perspective, comfort, and hope for your own.

Healing becomes sustainable when it’s shared. Every story told, every hand extended, strengthens the collective path toward recovery.

Looking to start or join a support group? Reach out to a local recovery center; the community might just be your next step forward.

15/12/2025

Recovery isn’t the end of the road; it’s the start of a new one. 🌱

Many people expect peace after rehab, but anxiety often lingers. The transition back into daily life, facing old triggers, rebuilding trust, and redefining identity, can feel overwhelming.

Anxiety post-rehab isn’t a setback; it’s a signal that healing is still unfolding. This stage needs compassion, structure, and continued support, whether through therapy, peer groups, or mindfulness routines that anchor the day.

Recovery doesn’t erase fear overnight. It teaches you how to face it, one breath, one choice, one day at a time.

If you or someone you love is navigating post-rehab anxiety, remember: reaching out for continued help isn’t weakness, it’s wisdom.

12/12/2025

Recovery doesn’t happen in isolation; it happens in connection. 💬

Family plays a powerful role in addiction recovery. Their support can be the difference between relapse and resilience. But support doesn’t mean control, it means learning how to listen, set healthy boundaries, and encourage accountability.

When families educate themselves about addiction as a disease, not a choice, they create an environment of understanding rather than shame. Open communication, empathy, and consistency help rebuild trust that addiction once fractured.

Recovery is a shared journey. When families heal together, lasting change becomes possible.

If your loved one is in recovery, take time to learn, listen, and lean in, your support can make all the difference.

10/12/2025

When pleasure becomes pain, it’s time we start the conversation. 💭

P**n and s*x addiction are often misunderstood, hidden behind shame or denial. Yet, for many, they can be as consuming as substance addiction, rewiring the brain’s reward system and impacting relationships, mental health, and self-worth.

The stigma surrounding s*xual compulsivity keeps people from seeking help. But acknowledging it isn’t about judgment, it’s about understanding the underlying pain, loneliness, or trauma that fuels the cycle. Recovery is possible when we approach it with empathy, not blame.

Let’s normalize open, compassionate conversations about s*xual addiction and healing. Speaking out is the first step toward recovery and restoration.

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Jalan Dutamas 1 Solaris Dutamas Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur
50480

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+60333100145

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http://www.solaceasia.org/

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We are Malaysia's First Private Addiction Treatment Retreat. We provide scientifically aligned clinical interventions for successful recovery from addiction.