Best Rehab Center in Dhaka
for Drug & Alcohol Addiction

At Golden Life BD a complete four-month residential programme costs between ৳80,000 and ৳2,00,000 — roughly ৳20,000 to ৳50,000 per month. That figure includes accommodation, three meals a day, medically supervised detox, individual and group therapy, family counselling and follow-up after discharge. The variation between packages reflects room type and how much one-to-one therapy time is included. Government centres in Dhaka cost considerably less but have limited beds and waiting lists.

Our core residential programme runs a minimum of four months. Detox occupies roughly the first two to three weeks; the remainder is therapy, counselling and building the habits that make recovery hold. Shorter programmes exist elsewhere, but discharging someone at fifteen days means discharging them immediately after the physical withdrawal has passed and before any psychological work has been done. The exact duration is adjusted to the individual patient’s progress.

Yes. We hold a Dhaka North City Corporation trade licence (TRAD/DNCC/003817/2022) and are approved by the Department of Narcotics Control under the Ministry of Home Affairs as a drug addiction counselling, treatment and rehabilitation centre. We also hold current fire safety clearance from Fire Service & Civil Defence (FSCD/DHK/2026/32377/16). All original certificates are displayed at the centre and you are welcome to inspect them when you visit.

No. Golden Life BD provides residential treatment to male patients only, because we do not have separate female accommodation. If you are looking for treatment for a woman, please call us anyway — Dhaka has centres specifically for female patients and we will help you find the appropriate one free of charge.

Almost nobody agrees at first — this is the norm rather than the exception. Speak to our counsellor before you attempt the conversation. They will coach you on how to raise it, who in the family should raise it, when to do it, and which phrases reliably make things worse. In most cases a well-handled conversation produces agreement. In a small number of situations where there is immediate risk, our trained staff can assist — but that depends entirely on individual circumstances and is decided case by case in discussion with us.

During the detox phase direct contact is limited. Patients are emotionally volatile at that stage and contact from home frequently triggers a demand to leave before treatment has properly begun. However, the family is telephoned with an update every day during this period. Once the patient stabilises, regular visits and calls are arranged. The full schedule is explained to you in writing at admission.

Your information is treated as strictly confidential. Only the clinical team and the family members you nominate have access to it. We do not contact neighbours, employers or extended relatives. Information is disclosed outside that circle only where there is a legal obligation or a life-threatening medical emergency — exceptions that apply to every licensed medical facility, and which we would rather state plainly than pretend do not exist.

Three full meals and two snacks are provided daily, included in every package. Most patients arrive malnourished — prolonged substance use suppresses appetite and disrupts absorption — so diet is planned as part of medical recovery rather than as catering. Accommodation ranges from shared rooms through to a two-bed air-conditioned room with separate bathroom, depending on the package. You are welcome to see the rooms and the kitchen before admission.

Relapse is a recognised part of addiction recovery, not evidence that treatment failed. What matters is how quickly it is addressed. We maintain follow-up contact after discharge and teach families in advance which signs indicate that risk is rising. If a relapse occurs, contact us immediately — early intervention frequently means a short period of renewed support rather than repeating the entire programme.

Yes, and it is essential. A substantial proportion of our patients have depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder or psychosis alongside the addiction — and in many cases the psychiatric condition came first, with the substance used to manage it. Treating the addiction alone leaves the underlying driver intact, which is a reliable route back to use. Our consultant psychiatrist treats both together.

Yaba and methamphetamine, alcohol, heroin and other opioids, crystal meth, cannabis, prescription sedatives and sleeping pills, and polysubstance use. We also treat behavioural conditions including anger and impulse-control problems, self-harm and suicidal ideation, and technology, gaming and pornography addiction — particularly among adolescents.

Golden Life BD is our operating name; Mirpur Counseling Center is the registered entity name that appears on the trade licence and other official documents. They are the same organisation — so if you see “Mirpur Counseling Center” on paperwork, nothing is wrong.