If you are struggling to cope with an addiction and are considering a drug and alcohol rehab in Chorley, Rehab 4 addiction can help.
We work closely with many rehabilitation centres and outpatient clinics throughout the UK and strive to help everyone dealing with addiction receive the care that they need.
We believe that no matter your circumstances, you deserve the chance to reach a full recovery from a drug or alcohol addiction. We do not discriminate against certain substances, financial situations or any other personal factors when offering our services, we simply lend a helping hand to anyone who needs it.
We understand that addiction is as much of an illness of the mind as it is of the body, so we strive to get our clients into the right rehabs that will treat both. Through therapy and counselling sessions and drug and alcohol detoxes, our clients are given the chance to escape from the chains of addiction and to return to a normal life.
We offer a judgement-free space to openly discuss your addiction with us, and an understanding and welcoming team (some of whom have experienced addiction themselves in previous years) that are ready to answer any and all questions you may have.
Some frequently asked questions are answered below, but feel free to get in contact with us if you do not find the information you’re looking for.
Give us a call today on 0800 140 4690, to see how we can help you on the road to recovery by finding you a drug and alcohol rehab in Chorley.
Some of the main reasons for choosing professional help, particularly from Rehab 4 Addiction, include:
Dealing with a drug or alcohol addiction is tough, and admitting you have a problem and seeking help is even tougher. Unfortunately, searching for the right help is not any easier.
You are undoubtedly already experiencing nasty withdrawal symptoms, nagging cravings and necessary but difficult conversations with loved ones. You do not need the added pressures of trying to find the correct treatment, so we take this hard part over.
Through a few assessments of you, your addiction (the severity, length, substances used, etc.), your physical health and mental health, we get to know you better as a client.
We use this information to narrow down your options for a drug and alcohol rehab, and we recommend our chosen options to you. This means the difficulty of searching for the right rehabilitation centre is no longer a burden to you, but you still have the final decision.
With the extra time gained from our assistance you can focus instead on preparations for your time in rehab, which we can also help with.
Using the data from the above-mentioned assessments, we can also determine what methods of treatment will be most beneficial to you and your recovery. We can then create a treatment plan that is completely tailored to you and puts your healing at the forefront.
In some rehab programmes, you will undergo popular, one-size-fits-all treatments that may not work as well for you as they do for others. This can slow the process of recovery down immensely and can stop you from achieving your goal of a drug and alcohol-free life.
With a bespoke treatment plan, you can rest assured that every therapy or counselling session you participate in and every physical treatment you undergo will contribute towards your recovery, and can always be altered if you end up not responding well for any reason.
When you eventually leave our care at your chosen rehab centre, you may receive a second treatment plan, this time detailing your aftercare journey.
Throughout your time in rehab you will have gained invaluable experience on how to cope with your addiction, how to identify and avoid triggers, and learned new, healthier coping techniques to replace the old ones. All in all, you will only leave when we are certain you are ready and prepared for life back home.
In situations where you may require further assistance or support, our 24/7 helpline will be available, or you may have the option to return to the outpatient clinic regularly for additional treatments.
The average amount of time for a rehab programme is around 28 days.
This ensures enough time for the majority of our clients to come to terms with their addiction, detox their body, experience withdrawal symptoms, attend therapies and counselling sessions, and fully prepare for life outside.
Of course, some individuals may need longer than this allotted time, and some many need less. There is no shame in either, and a recovery is still possible regardless.
The time you need to spend in rehab will rely on many factors, such as the seriousness of your addiction, how long you have been using substances, and which substance/substances you have used. The results from the assessments of your physical and psychological health may also be considered when deciding the length of your stay.
There is no one set price tag for rehab. Much like the length of time spent in rehab, the cost of rehab and addiction treatment is decided by many factors.
However, we understand that many with this query will be asking out of fear that they can not afford professional help. We do not want this to be the case at all and advise anyone considering cheaper or ‘easier’ options to rethink, as at home routes may have a smaller price tag, but are also sometimes unsafe and are much less effective when attempting to recover from addiction.
When discussing your personal situation and your needs for a drug and alcohol rehab in Chorley, we can also cover your finances. Whether your budget is big or small, or even one that is ever-changing, we can review the options available to you.
We don’t ever want a sticky financial situation to stand in the way of crucial addiction treatment, so we will strive to find you the help you need, no matter the circumstances.
We treat a variety of addictions in Chorley. Contact Rehab 4 Addiction today for immediate admissions into a Chorley alcohol and drug rehab clinics. Call on 0800 140 4690 or complete the enquiry form and a member of staff will contact you shortly.
Rehab 4 Addiction facilitates a variety of addiction treatments in Manchester and across Lancashire in Bolton, Salford, Blackpool, Stockport, Blackburn, Rochdale, Wigan, Preston, Oldham, Bury, Lancaster, Chorley, Burnley and St Annes.
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