Mas Ferriol — Girona

Care at Mas Ferriol — Girona

Mas Ferriol is a small residential addiction and mental health centre in Falgons, within Sant Miquel de Campmajor in Girona, Catalonia. The rural property has seven residential places. It is distinct from the provider’s outpatient consultation service in Barcelona and its online therapy, neither of which should be mistaken for accommodation at the Girona centre.

What the stay involves

The official residential programme combines medical assessment and detox when needed with individual psychological work, group sessions, family therapy and rebuilding everyday routines. Although some discovery listings categorize the centre simply as detox, its own description covers a broader residential course. The published guideline is six to eight weeks, adjusted following assessment. Different provider pages describe group frequency differently, so request the current weekly timetable rather than assume a fixed number of sessions.

Rooms and surroundings

Accommodation is in individual bedrooms within a countryside setting. Official photographs show the property and a bedroom with a desk and adjoining bathroom. The FAQ describes private bathrooms for each room, while another facilities section says most rooms have one; confirm the bathroom allocation for the specific room offered. The programme also describes a gym, pool and complementary activities such as horticulture. Phone and internet access are allowed within the therapeutic approach, but clarify practical work and communication expectations.

Before admission

Admission is voluntary and begins with a clinical consultation. Bring previous treatment reports and an accurate medication list, and ask whether the centre can safely meet any withdrawal, medical or psychiatric needs. International applicants should confirm the language of individual and group therapy, travel arrangements and how follow-up will work after returning home. Request a current written quote and clarify what it covers, including medication, assessments, family sessions and subsequent outpatient visits. Fees and availability are not independently verified here.

Continuing care

The provider describes weekly outpatient follow-up after the residential phase, with frequency adjusted over time according to clinical need. Ask where this will take place, whether remote sessions are appropriate, and how medical monitoring and local providers will be coordinated. Any therapeutic visits home during the stay are assessed with the team and should not be treated as unrestricted leave.

Sources and verification

Checked 16 September 2026: official website, residential programme, and admissions and accommodation FAQ. Discovery: Recovery.com. Official website photographs were visually inspected; source URLs are recorded with the attachments. No independent image reuse-license verification is claimed.