The quiet toll of a life that is shaped to be seen can go unnoticed. At Paracelsus Recovery, we explore how performance and pressure affect emotional well-being and help you find your way back to who you are beneath it all.

“These injections may dull hunger, but they also mute emotional awareness, leaving people unmoored…” In The Luxe Scoop, Jan Gerber, CEO of Paracelsus Recovery, shares a perspective on Ozempic, AI, and the silent burdens behind modern luxury. theluxescoop.com/a-chat-with-ja…

Dr. Arthur Pintsov brings over ten years of experience in psychiatry and psychotherapy to his role at Paracelsus Recovery. With a calm and steady presence, he helps clients explore their inner world and take meaningful steps toward lasting healing.

The higher you climb, the harder it becomes to ask for help and addiction thrives in that silence. In the Daily Mail , I shared a truth we see often at Paracelsus Recovery: Money can delay the consequences of addiction, but never the suffering behind it. For many high achievers,

In families where legacy runs deep, change can feel unsettling. At Paracelsus Recovery, we offer space for quiet reflection, where new ways of thinking can grow alongside long-held values. Because when generations take time to listen, tradition has room to evolve.

There are moments in recovery when words fall away and all that’s needed is a quiet presence. Not everything has to change right away. Sometimes, being with what’s here is enough.

Healing begins to unfold when both body and mind are met with care. At Paracelsus Recovery, we take time to notice how each part of you responds, allowing each step to follow at its own pace. It’s a quiet kind of progress that respects the whole of who you are.

Even subtle imbalances in the body can quietly shape how we feel day to day. Through orthomolecular therapy, we use detailed assessments and medical-grade nutrients to help restore strength from within. It’s one of the many ways we support steady, lasting recovery.

As a live-in therapist at Paracelsus Recovery, Lucia offers a calm, steady presence, helping each person feel seen, heard, and gently supported throughout their stay.

There are moments when strength feels impossibly far away. In those moments, what matters most is knowing someone is here: steady, patient, and present. At Paracelsus Recovery, we walk alongside you, quietly supporting each step until strength begins to return in its own time.

At Paracelsus Recovery, we offer a private, non-judgemental space to understand that relationship and begin the work of healing. Our focus is on steady, lasting change, guided by care that meets you where you are.

There are days when strength looks quiet. When showing up means simply being with what is, without trying to change it. So, no, you don’t need to push through or have all the answers. Sometimes, meeting yourself with a little kindness is more than enough.

Our medical team takes time to understand what your body needs. Gentle checks, quiet observations, and thoughtful adjustments are all part of making sure you feel safe and supported. This kind of care is steady, attentive, and always centered around your well-being.

Grateful to have had the chance to speak on BBC about a side of leadership we rarely talk about openly: the emotional cost of success and the quiet epidemic of CEO burnout. As CEO of Paracelsus Recovery, and as someone who went through severe burnout myself in 2022, I see the

If you’re a leader, or you care about one, I hope this conversation helps you recognise the signs earlier and reminds you that even at the top, you’re still allowed to ask for help. Full talk: youtu.be/UC4Iedn9wdo?si…

I work with CEOs at the very sharp end of burnout, and a few years ago, my own life started to unravel; I almost lost the company, my marriage was under strain, and my mind and body quietly waved the white flag. Then I burnt out too. Business Insider just published my story in

For many, the first step in recovery is being met with genuine understanding. We are grateful for the trust placed in us, and for every person who shares that they felt seen, heard, and supported from the very beginning.

We often think of strength as something visible, something forceful. But it can also be soft. It can sound like “I need a moment,” or feel like a deep breath before trying again. Rest is a part of healing. So is reaching out. As is starting again, gently.

Recovery requires time, space, and the right environment. Our residential programme offers a private, structured, and supportive setting where individuals can focus fully on their mental health and wellbeing. Watch the full video on our YouTube channel: youtu.be/2R-3cfNiBec?si…

Change rarely happens inside the same routines that keep us unwell. Our team explains why removing everyday pressure can be essential for recovery. Full video: youtu.be/2R-3cfNiBecsi=…