SJD - Los Cabos International Airport. A member of our team will meet you at the gate and escort you to the treatment facility.
The address you should use with immigration is:
After the Storm Recovery
Damiana M189 L1
Brisas Del Pacifico, Todos Santos, La Paz
Baja California Sur, Mexico,
C.P. 23300
Immigration at SJD airport can be slow, and take up to an hour.
Our number one priority is your safety. We provide safe and reliable transportation in our private shuttle from the time you land until you arrive at our compound in Todos Santos.
This area is generally considered to be quite safe for tourists, especially given its proximity to the popular tourist destination of Los Cabos, which is considered one of the safest of Mexico's popular tourist destinations. We will have someone on-site 24/7 and a state-of-the-art surveillance system. As with most travel best practice ideas, please leave any valuables and flashy jewelry at home. We will have a communal safe available on the property for passports and small personal items.
Almost everything is included in your payment for treatment, including:
Ancillary Funds Program
You have the option to contribute to an ancillary funds account either via cash or by keeping a credit card on file during your stay. These funds are exclusively for the Client’s usage, they will be held for the program and all unused funds will be returned upon the Client’s exit from the program. We recommend contributing to ancillary funds which can be used in the event of an emergency or an early exit from the program.
Note: all personal items will be reviewed upon arrival and must meet our facility policies. If there is something you have a question about, don't hesitate to call and ask.
You must submit medical prescriptions to the center’s physician before arrival, to be filled in Todos Santos in preparation for your stay at After the Storm.
You will be required to voluntarily surrender any medication you arrive with to the center’s medical staff for assessment, safe storage, and any required distribution during your time with us. Medication includes, but is not limited to, prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, and herbal or nutritional supplements.
Note: all personal items will be reviewed upon arrival and must meet our facility policies. If there is something you have a question about, don't hesitate to call and ask.
While you are not obligated to participate in Visitation Day, you may elect to have a family member or signifcant other join you on Visitation Day for an afternoon in the local area.
On Visitation Day an approved visitor may pick up you up after 12pm, local time, and must return you no later than 7pm, local time.
Prior to Visitation Day, your visitor must be put in direct contact with the Center, in order for us to ensure they are fully aware of our rules and guidelines. An unscheduled visitors may not be permitted to participate in Visitation Day.
Additionally, at 10am local time on Visitation Day, a video conference will be offered for interested family members or significant others to educate them on recovery and how to support the client.
To protect the rights and confidentiality of the other clients at the center, any visitor will be restricted to a specific area of the premises during pick-up and drop-off and follow strict sign-in and sign-out procedures.
At After the Storm, we recognise that many treatment programs are only the beginning of any recovery journey or lasting change, therefore, aftercare is very important to us.
All programming is designed to provide a solid base with which to support long-term and lasting change. From the first week clients arrive, one of the regular activities built into the schedule is a specific discussion around planning for a client’s exit from After the Storm and creating as smooth a transition as possible back to a client’s home environment. These “Transition Planning” discussions are aimed at raising awareness around resources offered at and through learnings at After the Storm as well as in a client’s hometown (such as trauma therapists), acknowledging and planning to circumvent barriers a client might reasonably face (also called “Relapse Prevention”), and while our program remains consciously open to any and all forms of recovery groups (for example, Alcoholics Anonymous or S.M.A.R.T. recovery), encouraging establishing membership and participation in a group and participation (perhaps attending online while at After the Storm, and in-person on return home).
When a client has graduated from our program, for the first few months after completion of our program, they will further be offered a scheduled appointment with our clinical director as a check-in each month.
As a destination recovery center, in order to maintain accessibility, After the Storm offers virtual Alumni Meetings.
You will co-create a Transition Plan during the program, including establishing a follow-up communications plan that works for you.
You will be offered virtual access to your counselor for one 30-minute session per month, for the first three months after the end date of their program. You will be invited to monthly Alumni recovery meetings, either on Zoom or in person.
You are also responsible for maintaining up-to-date and valid travel documentation and any required and applicable travel visas, immunizations, or other required documentation. The Center is not liable or responsible for the client being denied entry or exit from any location or country.
