Tiger Woods is reportedly currently undergoing treatment at a luxury rehabilitation clinic in the Zurich area. According to information from Reuters, taken up by Blick, the 50-year-old golfer has entered an intensive therapy program after his recent serious accident and the arrest which followed at the end of March.
Among the establishments mentioned are Paracelsus Recovery and The Kusnacht Practice. These two private clinics, renowned for their exclusivity, welcome a wealthy international clientele seeking high-end care.
Focus on pain therapy
At the heart of treatment is managing prescription painkillers, not alcohol, according to “Blick.” The objective would be to wean the athlete from opioids. The program should last approximately 90 days and would, according to close sources, emphasize intensive psychological support.
Contact with the outside world would be severely restricted. The exchanges would be limited only to his close circle, including his partner Vanessa Trump, ex-wife of Donald Trump Jr., as well as his children and his manager.
The trigger for this support would be a serious accident that occurred on March 27. According to authorities, his vehicle overturned after trying to overtake a pickup towing a trailer. Despite the violence of the impact, the golfer was not seriously injured. Several proceedings are currently underway against him, notably for driving under the influence. A hearing is scheduled for early May.
