The Beekeeper offers the highest standard of personalised mental health care, addressing everything from general anxiety to more severe anxiety disorders, as well as well-being transformation and private rehabilitation. By combining Western clinical psychology with Eastern philosophies, we treat the client holistically—mind, body, and spirit. Our approach focuses on achieving a successful recovery from anxiety, helping clients restore balance and live a healthier, more fulfilling life.
During your residential stay at The Beekeeper, our skilled and compassionate clinical team will work closely with you to address the root causes of your anxiety. We focus on empowering you through a combination of effective anxiety treatments and both individual and group activities. This holistic approach has proven successful for many clients facing a range of mental health, behavioural, and addiction challenges.
Regain control, experience clarity, and break free from the grip of anxiety with the support of The Beekeeper. Contact one of our leading anxiety treatment specialists today to learn how we can help you, a loved one, or a client embark on the path to recovery from anxiety.
Our centre was designed to be a sanctuary of calm, respite, and serenity, providing the ideal environment for clients to begin managing and mediating their anxiety. Surrounded by nature, with panoramic views from our hilltop that overlook several hundred acres of lush jungle and mixed plantation, our tranquil setting allows you to reconnect with yourself in a peaceful, restorative atmosphere.
Equipped with world-class facilities, The Beekeeper offers the perfect space for you to embark on your journey toward a life where anxiety is no longer overwhelming, but something you can manage with confidence and clarity.
At The Beekeeper, we work with you as a whole person, focusing on uncovering the root causes of your anxiety and helping you address these underlying issues in a supportive and safe environment.
Our treatment goes beyond traditional one-on-one therapy. We teach you how to tap into your own internal resources, empowering you to develop grounding, coping, and self-regulation skills. By learning these practices, you gain the tools to manage anxiety on a daily basis and regain control over your mental well-being.
If anxiety has become a dominant force in your life, or is paired with other issues like depression, it can feel overwhelming and debilitating. Anxiety can manifest in many forms, from social anxiety to more generalised concerns that affect different areas of your life.
While anxiety is something most people experience, when it becomes so overwhelming that it impacts your ability to function effectively, seeking professional help is crucial. Residential treatment for anxiety offers a highly effective approach for bringing lasting positive change. It provides you with the space to focus on yourself in a calm, peaceful environment, helping you address the underlying causes of your anxiety and work towards a healthier, more balanced life.
Our program is designed to help you begin resolving the primary triggers of anxiety through a variety of evidence-based approaches. These include psychological therapies and practices that work with the body, such as exercise, meditation, mindfulness, and yoga. These approaches are proven to bring about lasting change, and we equip you with the tools and skills needed to regain control and lead a life where anxiety no longer dictates your actions.
Throughout this journey, you’ll be supported in our luxury centre, a calm and peaceful space designed to facilitate your healing. With resort-style facilities at your disposal, you can focus on your recovery in an environment that promotes balance and well-being.
Anxiety disorders are among the most common mental health conditions, affecting nearly 30% of people worldwide. The good news is that anxiety disorders are treatable, with many effective treatment options that have shown great success. With the right care, individuals can lead healthy, fulfilling lives.
While anxiety is a normal and natural part of the human experience—whether it’s from a job interview or awaiting important news—it becomes a problem when it overwhelms a person and disrupts their daily life. If anxiety starts interfering with regular activities, causing persistent fear, stress, or panic attacks, it is important to seek help before it becomes more debilitating.
When anxiety evolves from a temporary response to stress into a more persistent and intense experience, it can develop into an anxiety disorder. This may include conditions such as panic disorder, social anxiety disorder, or generalised anxiety disorder. In some cases, anxiety can also be linked to underlying issues like trauma. At The Beekeeper, we have extensive experience treating a wide range of anxiety disorders and provide personalised, evidence-based approaches to help you regain control and find relief.
Anxiety can manifest in many ways, affecting both the mind and body. The physical and emotional symptoms of anxiety can be overwhelming, and may include:
If anxiety has started to take over your life, and you are experiencing one or more of these symptoms, it may be time to seek professional help. Getting the right support can help you address these challenges and begin your journey to recovery.
Anxiety disorders can have a significant impact on the body, leading to various physical symptoms. For many people, these symptoms can be exhausting and overwhelming. Some of the common physical signs of anxiety include:
If anxiety is taking control of your life and you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, it’s important to seek professional treatment. Early intervention can help manage and reduce these physical and emotional effects, leading to a healthier and more balanced life.
Anxiety manifests in various forms, and it can impact individuals differently. One helpful way to understand anxiety is to view it as a spectrum, where people can experience a range of symptoms that fluctuate depending on life circumstances and stressors.
The most common anxiety disorder is generalised anxiety disorder (GAD), but there are other types of anxiety conditions that fall along this spectrum, such as:
At The Beekeeper, our clinical team is experienced in treating all types of anxiety disorders. We recognize that these disorders can present with different levels of severity. Some people may experience mild discomfort, while others may face intense anxiety that disrupts their daily lives. This could involve panic attacks, feelings of losing control, constant unease, or periods of heightened anxiety that come in waves.
No matter where you fall on the anxiety spectrum, we are here to support you in addressing the root causes and finding lasting relief through targeted treatments and therapies.
Types Of Anxiety Disorders
Generalised Anxiety Disorder (GAD) is the most prevalent form of anxiety disorder, yet it is often more common than many people realise. GAD is characterised by chronic and excessive worry or anxiety, which can significantly affect both the mind and body.
Physically, GAD can manifest as muscle tension, fatigue, digestive issues, and frequent headaches. Emotionally and mentally, it can lead to irritability, stress, a constant sense of dread or fear, and difficulty concentrating. People with GAD often experience waves of intense anxiety that may escalate into panic attacks, triggered by everyday stressors such as work, family matters, travel, finances, or even external events like news reports.
Social anxiety disorder (SAD), also known as social phobia, is a long-lasting and intense fear of social interactions. Unlike the typical nervousness most people feel when meeting new individuals, social anxiety often leads to significant distress, apprehension, and the tendency to avoid social situations altogether.
This condition typically manifests as an overwhelming fear of being observed, judged, or embarrassed in social settings. It can disrupt various aspects of life, including work, school, and other everyday activities.
More common than many realise, social anxiety disorder affects approximately 7-10% of people worldwide. Fortunately, it is highly treatable, with specialised techniques tailored to help individuals manage and overcome their fears. The approach to treatment will vary depending on the person’s specific needs, personality, and the severity of the disorder in their daily life.
A phobia is a specific type of anxiety disorder that triggers intense, irrational fear towards a particular object, situation, or activity. Common examples include fear of spiders, flying, confined spaces, or needles.
For individuals with a phobia, the fear feels very real and can become overwhelming, even though they recognize it as irrational. In some cases, the fear can escalate into obsessive thoughts, dominating their daily life. Despite knowing their fear is unwarranted, the emotional response remains powerful and difficult to control.
A panic disorder can significantly disrupt a person’s daily life. While the exact causes are not fully understood, it is believed to arise from a mix of factors, such as trauma or highly stressful life events, including the loss of a loved one or major life transitions.
Panic disorder is characterised by sudden, intense waves of anxiety that lead to panic attacks. These attacks can occur without warning and are often accompanied by overwhelming physical and mental symptoms. The experience can be frightening and deeply distressing. Symptoms may include sweating, rapid heartbeat, headaches, chest pain, nausea, dizziness, a sensation of choking, and a tight chest. Fortunately, panic disorder can be effectively treated through a combination of tailored therapeutic approaches.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a relatively common mental health condition that involves both persistent, intrusive thoughts and compulsive behaviours.
People with OCD often experience unwanted thoughts or mental images that provoke anxiety, discomfort, or distress. In response to these thoughts, they feel compelled to engage in repetitive actions or rituals, either mentally or physically, in an attempt to alleviate the distress caused by these obsessions. These compulsive behaviours are usually performed in an effort to reduce anxiety or prevent something feared from happening.
Addiction and anxiety often coexist, with many individuals facing both to varying degrees. While not everyone with an anxiety disorder develops addiction issues, the two are frequently intertwined. Co-occurring disorders refer to situations where someone is dealing with multiple conditions simultaneously, and these issues often impact one another. In some instances, individuals may turn to substances like alcohol or drugs as a way to cope with anxiety, leading to self-medication and substance misuse.
At our centre, when we encounter clients dealing with both addiction and anxiety, we take a comprehensive approach. We view the individual holistically, recognizing how these issues are interrelated. By combining talk therapy with mindfulness practices and movement techniques, we support our clients in addressing both aspects of their challenges. This integrated method is designed to help them begin a journey toward long-term recovery and well-being.
At The Beekeeper, our team consists of seasoned professionals with vast clinical experience in treating anxiety disorders. We believe in a personalized approach, viewing each client as an individual with unique needs. This allows us to target the underlying causes of anxiety and create treatment plans that are specifically tailored to each person.
Our methodology is comprehensive, addressing both the mind and body. We recognize that anxiety often manifests physically, and we incorporate this understanding into our approach. By using evidence-based techniques, we ensure that our treatment strategies are both effective and current.
In addition to traditional talk therapies like cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioural therapy (DBT), and trauma-informed approaches, we emphasise the importance of connecting with the body. This is facilitated through our daily mindfulness and movement program, which integrates meditation, breathwork, various forms of yoga, and sound baths. These practices are proven to be key elements in overcoming anxiety, and our experience demonstrates their transformative power. We also include exercise, tailored to your needs, to help release physical tension and improve overall fitness.
Throughout your stay, we will work alongside you to address the deep-rooted issues contributing to your anxiety. We will provide you with practical skills and grounding techniques to help you navigate life with greater resilience, allowing you to break free from anxiety and enjoy life to the fullest.
Our centre is specifically designed to foster tranquillity and restore equilibrium in the lives of our clients. The serene environment offers an ideal setting for our skilled clinical team to begin addressing your anxiety through a tailored treatment program. Our exceptional facilities ensure that you have the privacy and comfort needed to start the transformative journey toward lasting change and mental clarity.
As a prominent facility for anxiety treatment, we understand that anxiety manifests uniquely in each individual. Therefore, we create a personalised program that caters to your specific needs, recognizing the importance of individuality in achieving the best possible outcomes.
By focusing on your unique challenges, we collaborate with you to develop a care plan centred on three essential principles. Our approach combines compassion, expertise, and a commitment to empowering clients to leave our care equipped with the tools to navigate life’s stresses and embrace a more balanced, fulfilling life.
Every day at our centre offers a mix of activities, while ensuring a good balance between structured time and personal freedom. We start each morning with a mindfulness practice to set a positive tone for the day. Clients will participate in a variety of activities, including those focused on personal well-being such as massage, fitness training, and martial arts. There are also individual therapy sessions, group therapy, and additional mindfulness practices like meditation and yoga. On weekends, you’ll have the opportunity to explore Sri Lanka through guided excursions and experience its key attractions.
Weekdays
7:30am - 8:00pm
Meditation or Mindfulness Activity such as stretching
8:00am-9:00am
Breakfast
9:00am-9:30am
Free Time or Recovery Assignment Completion (Homework)
9:30am-11:00am
PscyhoEd group or a Relapse Prevention Group – therapist led
11:00am-12:00pm
Personal Training or Physiotherapy or Exercise or Individual Clinical Therapy (twice per week)
12:00pm-1:00pm
Lunch
1:00pm-1:30pm
Free Time or Recovery Assignment Completion (Homework)
1:30pm-2:30pm
Process Group (therapist led) or Sound Bowls (1 day per week) or Goals Group or Mental Health Group – therapist led
2:30pm-4:30pm
Personal Training or Exercise or
Individual Clinical Therapy (2x per week) or
Massage or Group Recreational Activity
4:30pm-5:30pm
Holistic Activity: Mindfulness/Yoga/Meditation
5:30pm-6pm
Free Time or Recovery Assignment Completion (Homework)
6:00pm-7:00pm
Dinner
7:00pm-8:00pm
Closure Group OR 12-Step mtg (in-house and 1x per week)
8:00pm-10:00pm
Free Time or Recovery Assignment Completion (Homework)
10:00pm-5:30am
Lights Out
Weekends
Saturdays
After breakfast until dinner: Excursion
Evening: Free Time / Recovery Assignment Completion (Homework)
Sundays
Morning 12-Step meeting & lunch (off-site)
Afternoon: Self-Directed Free Time / Recovery Assignment Completion (Homework)
Evening: Movie Night
Conquering anxiety is a challenging journey and can sometimes feel overwhelming. It requires bravery and persistence to seek support, and that’s where we step in.
At The Beekeeper Sri Lanka, we blend luxurious accommodation with evidence-based therapeutic techniques and top-tier clinical expertise to provide a residential anxiety treatment program. Our approach is designed to enhance your chances of lasting recovery and help you tap into the inner strength you already have to manage stress and anxiety.
Reach out to our anxiety rehabilitation centre today to learn whether our inpatient treatment program is the right fit for you.
We welcome referrals from GPs, psychiatrists, psychologists, counsellors, case managers, and other healthcare professionals. To refer your clients or patients, please reach out via email, phone, or by completing our online contact form.
At The Beekeeper, you are not only receiving treatment for addiction or mental health challenges, but also embarking on a transformative journey of self-discovery and personal growth.
The Beekeeper focuses on providing comprehensive care for individuals facing both addiction and mental health challenges. We offer your loved ones the opportunity to heal, grow, and find balance in a supportive environment.
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