Question 1

Is executive rehab confidential?

Accepted Answer

Confidentiality is structural here, not just contractual. Sanctuary Tulum hosts a maximum of five clients at a time, so there is no residential crowd, no group room, and no shared schedule where you could be recognized. Arrivals are staggered, suites are private, and your clinical file is handled only by the licensed staff directly involved in your care. Clients who require additional protection can request a written confidentiality agreement covering staff and contractors before arrival.

Question 2

Can I keep working during treatment?

Accepted Answer

Many executives do, within limits their care team sets with them. Because scheduling is one-to-one rather than fixed around group programming, sessions can be arranged around board calls, earnings windows, or time-zone constraints. That said, part of the clinical work is examining the relationship between constant availability and the symptoms that brought you here, so most clients gradually reduce work contact. Every client's plan is different, and the amount of work you keep is agreed case by case.

Question 3

How is this different from a standard rehab stay?

Accepted Answer

A standard rehab stay is built around group therapy, a shared daily timetable, and a substance-focused model. Sanctuary Tulum runs no group therapy and no 12-step programming. The focus here is burnout, chronic stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, and process addictions rather than opioid or heroin detox. Care is one-to-one with licensed medical staff, supported by integrative modalities and executive-style coaching that addresses how you work, not only how you feel.

Question 4

Who is executive rehab appropriate for?

Accepted Answer

It is designed for founders, C-suite leaders, partners, investors, and public figures carrying sustained performance pressure — people experiencing exhaustion, cynicism, sleep disruption, anxiety, low mood, or compulsive behavioral patterns that have begun to affect judgment and relationships. It is not an emergency medical detox service. If you are in acute crisis, contact local emergency services first; our admissions team can then discuss whether a stay is appropriate afterward.