About Us

The Serenity Place Counselling Services - One Day at a Time

Background

The Serenity Place is founded as a centre of hope, recovery and empowerment for people with alcohol and substance abuse dependence. Its key objective is to provide a serene environment for treatment and recovery through aftercare and follow-up programs that empower sufferers and affected families, society, and the nation at large. The Serenity Place endeavors to work with affected individuals, communities, and stakeholders because addiction is a disease that is preventable, treatable, and manageable at all levels.
We are registered by the relevant statutory bodies and collaborate with like-minded partners to achieve our objectives.
Our state-of-the-art treatment centre has a 22-bed capacity for separate female and male clients, set in a home-away-from-home environment where residents live like brothers and sisters in a common bond and shared goals.

Dr. Elizabeth Koimett, Director

Dr. Elizabeth N.K Mumbi (MBA)(Cns)(Hons)

Founder | Director

Why Choose The Serenity Place

At Serenity, we believe that every person is unique and desires to live in dignity toward a happy, successful, and fulfilled life. We provide safe, dignified, personalized, holistic treatment, recovery, and empowerment. This is achievable because of:

OUR FACILITIES
  • Conducive and serene environment
  • Rehabilitative treatment and recovery
  • 24/7 attention
  • Family or joint sessions
  • Multidimensional approaches
  • Utilisation of research models
  • Affordable and flexible payment plans
  • Comprehensive aftercare
Mr. Kiprotich Benjamin
Mr. Kiprotich Benjamin

Managing Director

Addiction is a disease that can be cured. Individuals must love themselves and declare they are not defined by relapse but by their decision to remain in recovery. They must understand the goal is not merely to be sober but to love themselves enough not to need to drink or smoke. As they say, “I understood myself only after I destroyed myself, and only in the process of fixing myself did I know who I really was.”