Seasons Bali describes a residential drug and alcohol treatment centre in north Bali with detox support, clinical care and recovery activities. The provider also advertises ISO 9001:2015 quality-management certification. That certification is not, by itself, evidence that treatment is suitable or effective for an individual.

What the provider says it offers

The official site lists medical assistance, 24-hour nursing, counselling, recovery programming and nature and wellbeing activities. It also publishes outcome percentages connected with particular programme lengths. Those figures require the underlying sample, follow-up method, definition of recovery, attrition and independent audit before they can be treated as comparable evidence.

Questions to ask before admission

  • Can the centre provide its current Indonesian licences and ISO certificate scope?
  • Which doctors, nurses and therapists are on site at each time of day?
  • Which withdrawal risks can be managed at the centre?
  • What are the inclusion criteria, restrictions and discharge process?
  • How were published outcomes calculated, and were all admitted clients included?
  • What transition and aftercare services are included in the quoted price?

Who may want to compare it

People considering a more remote north-Bali setting or a structured residential community may want to investigate Seasons. Compare clinical detail and continuing care with other programmes; do not compare on marketing outcome percentages alone.

Sources and verification

Last checked 12 July 2026. Bali Recovery has not verified licensing, professional registrations, certificate status, outcome methodology, current price or clinical coverage.