????安娜?大衛是RehabReviews.com的總編輯，這家網站上有將近900家戒毒康復機構的評論。你可以將它看作點評網站Yelp.com的戒毒康復機構版本。大衛也是一名正在康復的癮君子。她表示，以她自己的經驗看，有毒癮的首席執行官絕不罕見，而一般的醫療機構很難滿足他們的需求。

????她說：“面向這一人群的康復機構正如雨后春筍般涌現。其中有不少業主都曾染上毒癮，后來幡然醒悟，最終取得了事業上的成功。他們完全知道如何治療這類人，因為他們曾經是其中的一員。”

????這些康復機構可不便宜。大衛說，每月收費10萬美元的高端康復機構也并非聞所未聞。不過她也表示，對首席執行官來說，這些地方是理想的放松和康復場所。

????她說：“這些地方配備了最優秀的治療師、1000針的高級面料床單、復古的全天然素食盛宴……這會鼓勵更多人前來接受治療，并最終在那里康復。我看到了令人驚訝的轉變……來到療養院的人里，有你能想到的最聲名昭著的討厭鬼，他們在這里恢復了精神上的活力，出院時已是一個完全不同的人。”

????康復所向高管提供了許多不同的治療選擇，它們的方法、理念和價格都有所不同。日前接受《財富》采訪時，一些提供這類治療服務的專業人士暢談了他們的看法。

????創新360

????創新360(Innovation360)位于德克薩斯州，在達拉斯和沃斯堡都設有門診所。臨床心理學家凱文?吉利蘭德在達拉斯診所工作，他估計病人在中心接受第一個月的治療需要花費1.5萬至2.5萬美元。他說，酒精是他最常見到的讓高管上癮的東西。

????他表示：“酒精是合法的，人們將它視為娛樂和商業的一部分，而且有些客戶期待你用酒精招待他們。”

????對許多這類病人來說，他們成功的標志也是他們接受治療的障礙。他們通常不能被公司解雇，而且十分富裕，以至于沒有人能通過威脅解雇他們來讓其接受治療。盡管“高處不勝寒”已是陳詞濫調，但用這句話來形容那些有酒癮的首席執行官的確再恰當不過。

????他表示：“人們寧愿選擇酒精或毒品，而不是發展重要的人際關系，來幫助他們應對崗位上的挑戰。”對那些十分在意公眾形象而不愿尋求治療的高管來說，這一點尤其如此。

????他說：“首席執行官和高管都很注重聲譽，這也是理所當然的事情。如果你知道管理你血汗錢和退休金的對沖基金經理嗜酒如命，你怎么能睡一個安穩覺？”

????海瑟頓?貝蒂?福特基金會

????海瑟頓?貝蒂?福特基金會(Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation)是全球最大的非盈利治療提供商。基金會的公共關系代表克里斯汀?安德森表示，住院治療一個月的費用大約是3.3萬美元。

????首席醫療官、醫學博士馬文?D?斯帕拉表示，治療高管最大的障礙是他們的領袖心態——諷刺的是，正是這種心態讓他們取得了成功。

????他說：“我們的治療方法主要是集體治療，這要求人們分享他們的問題，表達他們的感受。你可以想象，手握重權的高管很難做到這一點。”

????或許很難說服他們采用這種方式，但他表示，“集體背景”是基金會治療流程中必不可少的環節。

????他說：“那些上癮者很容易意識到其他人身上出現了問題，但要發現自己有同樣的問題則難得多。集體治療讓人們能認識到其他人的毛病——最終他們會開始審視和承認自己的問題。”

????基金會還會預測病人結束治療后的狀況，準備了各種資源來幫助那些進展不順的病人，因為這種情況是難免的。

????他說：“我們提供的服務包括評估、住院和門診治療、有條理的生活、持續的看護、家庭項目、社群社區、父母康復團、父母指導、兒童項目和預防項目。我們整合了成癮治療和心理健康治療的方法，以同時解決這兩個問題。”

????Anna David is Editor-in-Chief of RehabReviews.com, a website with reviews of nearly 900 drug rehabilitation facilities. Think of it as a Yelp.com for drug rehabs.David is also a recovering addict, and she said that in her experience, the CEO with an addiction is by no means a rarity, and neither is the treatment facility catering to his or her needs.

????“Rehabs targeting this demographic have started popping up seemingly every second,” she said. “Many of these rehab owners are addicts who got sober, became quite successful as a result, and know exactly how to treat these people, because they are these people.”

????These facilities aren’t exactly cheap — David said that at the high end, the $100,000-a-month inpatient facility is not unheard of — but she also said that they’re ideal for easing a chief executive officer into recovery.

????“Having the best therapists around, 1000-count sheets and an all-organic, ‘paleo,’ vegetarian, what-have-you meal plan… will encourage more of them to go to treatment, and ultimately to thrive there,” she said. “I’ve seen amazing transformations… people who come into rehab with the most entitled, obnoxious personalities imaginable, who end up having spiritual awakenings that cause them to check out as different people.”

????There are different treatment options available to executives, all with different approaches, philosophies and costs. Fortune spoke to some of the professionals who offer them, and got their observations.

????Innovation360

????Situated in Texas, Innovation360 is an outpatient facility with locations in Dallas and Fort Worth. Clinical psychologist Kevin Gilliland operates out of the Dallas facility, and he estimated that patients pay between $15,000 and $25,000 for their first month of treatment at the center. He said that alcohol is the substance that he most frequently sees executives struggling with.

????“It’s legal, it’s accepted as part of entertainment and business, and even expected by some clients,” he said.

????For many of these patients, the barriers to treatment that they encounter are also signs of their success. They often can’t be fired, they’re too wealthy for anyone to force them into treatment by threatening to cut them off, and although “lonely at the top” is a well-worn cliché, it’s no less true of the CEO with an addiction.

????“People will choose alcohol or drugs over developing significant relationships that can help them manage the challenges of the position,” he said. This is especially true of executives who are too image-conscious to seek treatment.

????“CEOs and senior executives are all concerned about perception, and rightly so,” he said. “How well would you sleep if you knew your hedge fund manager watching over your hard-earned money and retirement has an alcohol addiction?”

????Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation

????The Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation is the world’s largest nonprofit treatment provider. According to public relations representative Christine Anderson, one month of inpatient treatment costs approximately $33,000.

????Chief Medical Officer Marvin D. Seppala, M.D. said that the biggest hurdle in treating the executive is the alpha dog mentality – ironically the very thing that made him or her successful in the first place.

????“Our treatment is primarily accomplished with group therapy, which requires that people share their problems and express their feelings,” he said. “As you can imagine, this does not come naturally for most high-powered executives.”

????It may not be an easy sell, but he said that the group setting is essential to the way the Foundation provides treatment.

????“It is much easier for those with addiction to recognize problems in others than to see the exact same problem manifesting in their own lives,” he said. “Group therapy allows for initial recognition of someone else’s shortcomings — ultimately the individual begins to see and admit to their own problems as well.”

????The Foundation also looks ahead to what happens when a patient has finished treatment, and offers a variety of resources to help when the going gets tough, as it inevitably will.

????“We offer assessments, residential and outpatient treatment, structured living, continuing care, family programs, social communities, parent recovery groups, parent coaching, children’s programs, and prevention programs,” he said. “We integrate addiction and mental health treatment so that both issues are addressed at the same time.”