A rehabilitation centre built on love, clinical structure, and sustained recovery.

Seven years. More than 2,000 families. One conviction – that addiction is a disease that responds to treatment when that treatment is structured, compassionate, and sustained.

01 - The founding story

Built to address the clinical gap we saw in families around us.

SimranShri Rehabilitation Centre was founded with a single conviction – that addiction is not a moral failure. It is a disease that responds to treatment when that treatment is structured, compassionate, and clinically sustained.

We opened our doors in Noida in 2018, serving families across Delhi NCR who had nowhere credentialed to turn. Seven years later, we have helped more than 2,000 families navigate alcohol addiction, drug dependency, and the destructive cycle of substance abuse that tears families apart.

Our approach is rooted in the 12-step framework, counselling, structured supervision, psychiatric assessment where applicable,, and a belief that recovery works best when families are part of the process – not separated from it. Every patient who enters SimranShri receives individualised counselling and residential support built around their substance-use pattern, emotional condition, progress, and family context.

We are Government approved by the Uttar Pradesh Government Department as per applicable norms, and we operate with full transparency regarding our clinical team, our de-addiction treatment protocols, and our outcomes. The distinction between a non-clinical nasha mukti kendra and a credentialed rehabilitation facility matters clinically – and we stand on the credentialed side of that distinction.

Managing Trustee Ms. Geeta Tewari founded SimranShri with the philosophy: “We believe in rehabilitation through love, care, and clinical healing. Our focus is the recovery of the whole person – body and spirit – from the disease of addiction.” That philosophy continues to shape every admission, every treatment pathway, every discharge conversation.

02 - Our treatment philosophy

Four clinical stages.
One continuous arc.

Recovery is not a single event. It is a sequenced clinical arc – stabilisation, rebuilding, family integration, and long-term protection. Each stage is evidence-based, and each is required.

01 Stabilise

Safely clear the substance from the body under 24/7 psychiatric supervision. withdrawal monitoring with substance-specific protocols. Sleep, nutrition, and vitals restored. The patient arrives physically ready for clinical work.

02 Rebuild

Engage the patient in structured daily therapy – CBT, motivational interviewing, group sessions, and the 12-step framework. Identify trigger patterns. Build coping alternatives. Rehearse responses to the real-world contexts that sustained the addiction.

03 Integrate

Bring the family into the clinical work. Address enabling patterns, communication breakdowns, and the home environment. Prepare the patient and family together for post-discharge stability – not as sequential responsibilities, but as one integrated project.

04 Protect

Continued support after discharge through counselling follow ups, family communication, support group participation, daily routine recommendations, trigger awareness, and clear warning signs to watch for.

Our Mission

To restore lives and families fractured by addiction - through credentialed counselling, supervised care, family involvement, and sustained support.

We exist to offer families a calm, structured, and responsible residential environment where counselling, monitoring, routine building, and family communication are treated as central parts of recovery.

Our Vision

A society where addiction is treated as a health condition - not a moral failing - and where every family has access to credentialed recovery care.

We believe the stigma around addiction in India is the single biggest barrier to families seeking help. Our work is to offer treatment that is honest, respectful, and responsible and structured enough that families no longer have to choose between local-but-inadequate and credentialed-but-distant care.

03 - The support team

Meet the people behind counselling, assessment, and family support.

The detailed team page includes the founder, counselling team, psychiatric assessment support where applicable, and the newly added profiles for Muskaan Trikha and Shreya Sarkar.

04 - Accreditation

Government approved.
Transparent about it.

01 Government approved centre

02 National addiction treatment guidelines

Programme protocols align with national addiction treatment guidelines – evidence-based detox, CBT, motivational interviewing, 12-step integration, and structured aftercare.

03 National addiction treatment guidelines

clinical supervision is led on-site by a qualified psychiatrist – not a visiting doctor on call. Every admission receives a Clinical assessment; every treatment plan is psychiatrist-reviewed.

05 - Seven years of operation

Five milestones on a continuous arc.

2018	Founded	SimranShri opens its doors in Sector 92, Noida.
2019	First 200 Families	Government approval confirmed; family therapy integrated into programme structure.
2021	1,000 Families	Cross-NCR pickup service formalised; remote family sessions added for distant cities.
2024	More Than 2,000 Families	Continued counselling guidance and family support strengthened across the patient base.
2026	7+ Years	Seven years of continuous government approved operation; 10 cities served across North India.

06 - Outreach

Social responsibility and awareness work

SimranShri actively participates in awareness and prevention initiatives across educational institutions, community spaces, and corporate environments. These sessions focus on addiction awareness, emotional wellbeing, early intervention, family support, and responsible conversations around substance use.

Through school programs, community outreach, and corporate awareness sessions, SimranShri works to reduce stigma and encourage people to seek help before the problem becomes severe.

Corporate awareness

Awareness session on substance use and early support.

School programs

Prevention conversations for young people and educators.

Community outreach

Responsible, stigma-free awareness for families and groups.