Handover
Devices surrendered or ring-fenced to one hour a day — your choice, made once. Consultation, diagnostics, and the first full night of sleep in recent memory.
Seven nights, no audience, and a nervous system returned to factory settings — the reset your calendar keeps refusing you.
The executive body keeps perfect books: every red-eye, every quarter, every unread message is on the ledger. This pathway is the audit and the settlement — a short, precise, physician-directed programme built around sleep, stress load and metabolic clarity, in an estate where no one knows your name because no one else is there.
The instruments favour Matra Basti — the mildest, daily form of the therapy the texts call half of all treatment — with oil therapies, Shirodhara and a digital silence that is negotiated once, at the gate, and never again.
Devices surrendered or ring-fenced to one hour a day — your choice, made once. Consultation, diagnostics, and the first full night of sleep in recent memory.
Morning oil therapies; Shirodhara for the racing mind; Matra Basti in gentle daily sequence; afternoons walked, not scheduled.
A graduated return: the home protocol written, the first week’s calendar reviewed with fresh eyes, and one rule you will actually keep.
Short enough to defend to a board; long enough to change the quarter that follows it.
The programme is sequenced around sleep architecture before anything else — because nothing else compounds like it.
A secured study with dedicated connectivity for the single hour a day you insist upon — then the door closes and the estate forgets it exists.
Staff under NDA, arrivals unphotographed, and an itinerary that reads, to anyone who asks, as simply “away.”
Candour, as our guests prefer: this is a reset, not a cure, and mid-programme days can feel unproductive in a way executives find unfamiliar. That feeling is the point. It passes — and what replaces it is why you came.
A lifestyle manager responds within twelve hours. Names and dates remain unwritten until you say otherwise.