After an admission or intensive treatment process, the transition to daily life can feel vulnerable. You've worked hard on yourself and you're feeling a change, but returning to work, study, family and responsibilities comes with new challenges. The Extended Care program has been developed as an intermediate phase: a safe, structured bridge between intensive treatment and fully independent functioning.

The program is a follow-up to the primary treatment at Affect2U. It offers extra time, guidance and structure to convert therapeutic insights into sustainable behavior in real life.
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Recovery is not a quick fix. It is a process of integration, repetition and reinforcement. The Extended Care program offers the space to let that change land calmly, so that you can move forward with confidence.
How long Extended Care lasts differs from person to person and depends on your own needs and how your recovery goes. During the program, we look together at what support is most helpful and how long it should last.
The program works on relapse prevention, emotion regulation and recognising triggers. By combining support with daily structure and putting things into practice in everyday life, changes are more likely to last.
The program is intended for people who have completed a primary treatment and want extra support in the transition to living independently. It can help to build further stability, self-confidence and structure.
The transition from intensive treatment back to everyday life can be challenging. Work, relationships and daily responsibilities all bring new situations with them. Aftercare helps to strengthen new habits and prevent relapse.
An Extended Care program is a follow-up stage after intensive treatment or a residential stay. It helps people apply the insights and changes from therapy in everyday life, step by step, with extra support and structure.