Inpatient vs Outpatient Rehab in Kenya
Inpatient (residential) rehab means living at the centre for the length of treatment; outpatient rehab means attending sessions while living at home. Residential care suits people who need supervised detox, round-the-clock support or distance from daily triggers. Holding Hands offers residential treatment in Naivasha.
Last updated: 3 November 2026
What is inpatient rehab?
The client lives at the centre, usually for 30 to 90 days at Holding Hands, following a structured daily routine of therapy, rest, healthy meals and activities with support from a medical and counselling team.
What is outpatient rehab?
The person lives at home and attends counselling or group sessions on a schedule. It allows them to keep working or studying, but they remain around their usual triggers.
Who is residential rehab best for?
- People who need medically supervised detox
- People who have tried to stop at home and relapsed
- People whose home or social environment makes stopping hard
- People with heavy, long-term use
How do I decide?
A professional assessment is the best way to decide. Our free, confidential assessment looks at the person's history, health and situation and recommends the safest level of care.
What are the next steps?
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Holding Hands offer outpatient treatment?
Holding Hands provides residential treatment, followed by aftercare. Call 0706 466 150 to discuss what would suit your situation.
How much does treatment cost?
Fees depend on the programme and length of stay. Call 0706 466 150 for a personalised quote after a free assessment. See our rehab fees page for what affects the cost.
How do I admit someone to Holding Hands?
Call 0706 466 150 or send a WhatsApp message. Our team does a free, confidential assessment, agrees a treatment plan and admission date with you, and explains what to bring. Our admissions team is available 24 hours a day.