Drug Treatment treatment centers

Israel's first therapeutic community, founded 1987. Long-term residential rehabilitation for men near Beit Shemesh. Operated by Beit Or Aviva. MoH and Welfare supervised. Publicly funded. Hebrew only.

Long-term residential therapeutic community for men on Mount Gilboa, northern Israel. Founded 1990. Supervised by the Ministry of Health and Ministry of Welfare. Hebrew only. Covered through Bituach Leumi.

Long-term residential therapeutic community for men (~100 beds) near Pardesiya, Sharon region. Operated by Beit Or Aviva. MoH and Welfare supervised.

Israel's first public addiction clinic; integrative outpatient psychotherapy, psychiatry, and family therapy.

National youth addiction org with 14 branches; confidential counselling for under-24s and parents.

Private residential rehab in Rishon LeZion. The center describes detox, psychodrama, art and 12-Step therapy, with a named Russian- and English-speaking clinical team. Serves international clients. No MoH licensing claim found — Listed Provider.

Private residential rehab in the Herzliya Pituach area. The center describes CBT, sea therapy, nutrition, psychodrama, and dual-diagnosis treatment. Regulatory licensing not confirmed — Listed Provider.

Private residential rehab on Israel's Sharon coast. The center states it provides medically supervised detox, CBT, yoga, art and writing therapies; programs 30 days to 6 months. English and Hebrew. Licence stated by the center, not independently confirmed.

Private addiction treatment for English-speaking adults in Jerusalem. Residential, PHP, IOP, and gap year support. Founded 2021. Jewish/kosher setting. Not confirmed in MoH licensing directory.

Residential therapeutic community for young adults aged 17–26, Mount Gilboa. Part of the Neve Malkishua organisation. MoH and Welfare supervised. Hebrew-language programme.