Have you realised that you need help? Are you unsure of where to turn? Would you like to learn more about the general rehab process before you get started? You’ve come to the right place.
Here, we have everything you could want to know about addiction and recovery from it, including ways that we could help you.
This is one of the first choices you’ll have to make on your treatment journey.
There are benefits to both options. There are some fantastic services available via the NHS, but private rehab may also be more immediately accessible.
In private rehab, you may also experience more personalised treatment. It all depends on what’s best for you.
It doesn’t matter if you’re new to all of this and just learning about it, or if you’ve been through it enough times that you know the process off by heart. All you need to do is call us or drop a message on our website and we’ll be able to give you any addiction-related advice and support you need.
If you need something more specialised, we can also help you with a treatment plan. Every case of addiction is different, with several potential motivators influencing treatment needed.
This is alongside the person’s living and social environment and of course the severity of their addiction. All of these can be established with a simple assessment, alongside the physical and mental one you’ll be asked to do
Finally, our residential centres are available for anyone who needs that kind of rehab.
Addiction can often also be tough for those around you. With that in mind, we have resources available for the loved ones of addicts to.
As we said before, our website and phone number are available for advice on anything related to addiction. Anyone who needs help can call, even if they need help and advice in handling the addiction of someone they care about.
If you can’t get through to the person you’re thinking of, we can also help with interventions.
Call us today on 0800 140 4690
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