If you’re living in Irlam, or the Greater Manchester area and find yourself struggling with a drug or alcohol addiction, it might be time to consider addiction recovery.
Taking the first step towards a life of sobriety is challenging, we understand, but simply by considering rehab, you’re already further down the path to recovery than you realise.
At Rehab 4 Addiction, we know that acknowledging your drug and alcohol addiction is tough.
Many of our team are, themselves, in recovery, so are well placed to help you find the strength and mindset to attempt your own recovery.
We can help you to recognise addictive behaviours in yourself, and advise you about the facilities available in the local Irlam area that can help you to overcome them.
We have a broad network of partners who offer professional support to those with substance abuse and addiction problems, which means we can source immediate drug and alcohol recovery treatment with a trusted facility in Irlam and beyond.
Simply reach out to our team today for a judgement-free and confidential discussion, on 0800 140 4690.
We’re here for you 24 hours a day.
It can be difficult to recognise the symptoms that a drug or alcohol addiction might be taking hold of you, particularly with a common factor of addiction being denial.
There’s also a common misconception that addiction has to be severe in order to attend rehab.
Whilst any length of addiction will benefit from addiction recovery treatment, those caught early on in the addiction process will actually benefit from a more straightforward recovery.
Please don’t delay your treatment in the belief that your addiction is not severe enough, we can provide you with a telephone assessment to determine the severity of your addiction, simply reach out for our help and guidance today.
We will take you through a series of questions that will not only help you to see how much you are currently affected by addiction but also allow us to make recommendations of the best form of treatment for you.
If you choose to stay locally to attempt your recovery, there are a variety of rehab services available in Irlam, including both outpatient and residential treatment options.
We can also help you to source rehab services in another area of the country if you prefer, as we understand that many people prefer the anonymity of attending rehab outside of their hometown.
Our assessment will help us to recommend the treatment type that offers you the best chance of recovery, and for the majority of people with moderate to severe drug or alcohol addictions, residential rehab will be our most likely recommendation.
There are a number of reasons why residential rehab offers the best chance of recovery.
It’s well-documented globally as the treatment which offers the greatest chance of recovery from moderate to severe drug and alcohol addictions, which is why we will always recommend this option first and foremost.
Some of the major benefits of this form of recovery treatment include:
Residential rehab treatments will be tailored to your specific needs, but generally take on a holistic approach, which ensures that both physical and mental connections to drugs and/or alcohol are broken.
The vast majority of programmes will begin with a health assessment, followed by a medically assisted detox course.
Medically assisted detox at a professional clinic will minimise the impact of withdrawal symptoms by gradually reducing the quantities of drugs and alcohol in your system.
There will also be the possibility of prescribed medicines to assist with breakthrough withdrawal symptoms.
You will be monitored throughout the entire process to ensure that you are safe, and medical staff will be on hand, should you need them.
Once detox is complete, you will have access to a range of psychological therapy sessions, which will be assigned based on your own experience with addiction.
This commonly includes modern psychotherapy treatments such as cognitive behavioural therapy, motivational therapy and group therapy.
You will also have a series of private one to one counselling sessions with a counsellor who specialises in drug and alcohol addiction rehabilitation.
Once you’re ready to return to your life in Irlam, you will be discharged from the rehab programme with a robust relapse prevention plan in place.
This will include access to extensive aftercare services, which carry you through the first, and many say most difficult, year of sobriety.
Of course, maintaining sobriety in the long term requires continued effort on your part, but you will by no means be left to cope alone, and help will never be too far away, should you feel old habits beginning to return.
Here at Rehab 4 Addiction, we take great pride in helping as many people as possible to access the guidance and professional recovery services they need to get their lives back on track, through our referral services.
We partner with high-quality rehab providers throughout the UK, all of whom are pre-approved by our experienced team.
We only work with rehab providers who are guided by the Care Quality Commission, so you can be sure that you’ll always be in safe hands wherever we refer you to.
When you’re ready to take the recovery process, get in touch with our team today.
There’s no need for a GP referral, you can self refer with our help, so long as you’re committed to your recovery journey.
To secure a place with a reliable rehab centre in Irlam or beyond, without the risk of a waiting list, simply reach out now on 0800 140 4690.
Whether you need our help personally or are hoping to help a friend or loved one who is not ready to come forward for themselves, we’re here to help.
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