We understand that seeking treatment in another country can raise many questions. To help guide you, we’ve compiled a list of frequently asked questions to clarify the process and help you feel prepared.
If your question isn’t listed, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Our team is here to support you.
Frequently asked questions about what to pack for your stay at The Beekeeper House.
Yes, we recommend bringing 5,000–15,000 Thai baht in cash per week for any personal items or additional wellness services. You’ll also have the option to go shopping weekly if needed.
The weather in Chiang Mai is warm year-round with cooler evenings, especially between November and February. Our centre sits at elevation, so please pack layers. While inside the centre, comfort is key. If venturing offsite (e.g., to a temple), ensure your shoulders and knees are covered out of respect for local customs.
For your safety and the comfort of others, a standard bag check will be performed upon arrival.
Common travel-related questions for guests coming to Chiang Mai.
Our mental health retreat is situated on a peaceful two-hectare estate in the hills of Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand.
Our admissions team will guide you through visa and travel requirements. We’ll ensure you have all necessary documentation before your flight to Chiang Mai.
Most nationalities can obtain a tourist visa on arrival for up to 30 days. Longer stays may require pre-approval or visa extensions, which our team can assist with.
Yes. Our team will meet you at Chiang Mai International Airport and bring you directly to our centre.
FAQs related to costs, admissions, and insurance.
We are in the mid-to-upper range of wellness centres in the region. Our pricing reflects our private setting, personalised care, and extensive services. Contact us for a personalised quote.
We can support clients in liaising with their insurers. Typically, a “letter of guarantee” is required. Our team will walk you through the process. We also provide assistance for Australian clients wishing to access superannuation.
Once your preliminary assessment is complete and we’ve confirmed a good mutual fit, we’ll guide you through each step — from travel planning to arrival. Upon arrival, you’ll receive a medical check and a comprehensive intake session with our clinical team.
A 25% non-refundable deposit is required to secure your place. The remaining balance is due before arrival. Refunds are only available in specific circumstances (e.g., medical emergencies), and all requests are reviewed by our leadership team.
Common questions about staying at The Beekeeper House.
The Beekeeper House is part of a regional network of wellness organisations with extensive experience in delivering integrative care. We also partner with leading yoga and holistic providers in the region.
You’ll be able to ask any questions during your free preliminary assessment. If we feel a different facility may be a better fit, we’ll provide a referral.
Chiang Mai offers an ideal climate, lush nature, a strong wellness community, and world-class medical infrastructure. We’re able to provide high-quality care at rates far lower than comparable centres in Australia, Europe, or North America.
Yes — after your first two weeks. Visits are arranged through your psychologist to ensure they support your wellbeing and progress.
In general, no. For your safety and in accordance with our duty of care, outings are always accompanied unless otherwise approved.
Yes. We offer an on-site gym, Pilates reformer studio, yoga spaces, a pool, and garden walking paths.
Absolutely. Our kitchen staff are experienced in meeting a wide range of dietary requirements. Please inform us before arrival.
Cooler than most of Thailand. Expect warm, dry days and mild to cool nights (especially in winter). Pack accordingly.
We encourage digital detox, but understand some clients may need to check in. You’ll have access to your electronics outside of group sessions.
Yes, after the first 24 hours. Devices are not allowed during therapy or group sessions.
Yes — including guided nature walks, mindfulness sessions, and cultural outings in Chiang Mai.
Yes. We operate in accordance with Thai health regulations and are proud to deliver internationally recognised standards of care.
Yes. Each client stays in a private, ensuite room with a queen bed, balcony, and amenities.
FAQs about our mental health programmes.
Mindfulness, yoga, and meditation are proven to improve mental wellbeing. We integrate these with evidence-based therapy for a balanced, whole-person approach.
We don’t just treat symptoms — we help you reconnect with your mind, body, and inner self. Our holistic services include massage, meditation, somatic therapy, art, and movement.
Better emotional regulation, improved mood, stress reduction, and greater clarity. Holistic therapies help you access your inner strengths and support long-term resilience.
It supports all aspects of wellbeing — emotional, physical, and spiritual. Treating only one part of a person leads to short-term gains. We aim for lasting transformation.
It balances structured therapy, wellness sessions, and personal time. A typical day includes group therapy, individual sessions, movement classes, and time for reflection.
Yes — but only for clients requiring medical or emotional stabilisation as part of a mental health recovery programme. This is overseen by medical professionals.
We provide:
You are free to leave at any time. Our team will provide support and guidance. Many clients experience emotional ups and downs — it’s part of the journey. We’ll be there for you through it all.
Your questions about how we approach emotional wellbeing.
Our minimum stay is 35 days. However, 60 to 90 days is often most effective for deep therapeutic change.
We specialise in:
High-stress professionals needing mental reset
Each week, clients receive:
If you have any additional questions, contact our Admissions Team. We’re here to help.
We offer fully integrated programmes to support emotional recovery and psychological wellbeing.
For those needing emotional or medical stabilisation before entering the full programme.
A structured, holistic mental health retreat in a serene natural setting.
Individualised aftercare planning and follow-up support post-residency.
Reach out if you have any further questions.
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