Kaleidoscope Launches New Alcohol Recovery Program
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TODOS SANTOS, Mexico, Oct. 20, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Kaleidoscope, a private wellness retreat for people struggling with alcohol, is now accepting applications for its first 28-day private healing intensives, which will begin in January 2027. The program is designed for individuals who have tried conventional methods, including therapy, rehab, and support groups, but have not found relief from alcoholism. The company's founder and CEO, Noël Rihm, explained that alcoholism is often a symptom of underlying trauma and pain that has not been addressed.
The program at Kaleidoscope is built around the premise that once the pain is healed, alcohol loses its job. Each guest's experience begins weeks before arrival with individualized assessment and preparation. On site, guests participate in trauma-focused coaching, functional nutrition, movement and bodywork, and indigenously facilitated plant medicine ceremonies, all continuously tailored to what guests need and how they respond. The program also encourages guests to invite an adult loved one to receive their own healing, with preparation done remotely while the guest is on site and then joined for the final week, continuing their own focused work along with shared integration and preparation for the return home.
Healing does not end at departure. ForeverCare™, delivered through Kaleidoscope's theTwist™ app, provides alumni ongoing access to coaching, community, content, and connection. The program is also studying the full arc of its work and helping expand the science around it, through a partnership with OPEN (Open Psychedelic Evaluation Nexus), a research initiative housed at Oregon Health & Science University. The study covers preparation, indigenously facilitated plant medicine, trauma-focused work, integration, partner participation, and longer-term outcomes.
Kaleidoscope, a private wellness retreat for people struggling with alcohol, is now accepting applications for its first 28-day private healing intensives, which will begin in January 2027. The program is designed for individuals who have tried conventional methods, including therapy, rehab, and support groups, but have not found relief from alcoholism. The company's founder and CEO, Noël Rihm, explained that alcoholism is often a symptom of underlying trauma and pain that has not been addressed.
The program at Kaleidoscope is built around the premise that once the pain is healed, alcohol loses its job. Each guest's experience begins weeks before arrival with individualized assessment and preparation. On site, guests participate in trauma-focused coaching, functional nutrition, movement and bodywork, and indigenously facilitated plant medicine ceremonies, all continuously tailored to what guests need and how they respond. The program also encourages guests to invite an adult loved one to receive their own healing, with preparation done remotely while the guest is on site and then joined for the final week, continuing their own focused work along with shared integration and preparation for the return home.
Healing does not end at departure. ForeverCare™, delivered through Kaleidoscope's theTwist™ app, provides alumni ongoing access to coaching, community, content, and connection. The program is also studying the full arc of its work and helping expand the science around it, through a partnership with OPEN (Open Psychedelic Evaluation Nexus), a research initiative housed at Oregon Health & Science University. The study covers preparation, indigenously facilitated plant medicine, trauma-focused work, integration, partner participation, and longer-term outcomes.