Do you or a loved one suffer from a dependency on drugs or alcohol? Are you reluctant to seek help for your addiction because you are worried about the consequences this could have for your relationships, career or sense of self-pride?
If so, please read this message carefully and slowly because what I am about to say could be the most important words you will read this year.
Here’s what it’s all about: Each year Rehab 4 Addiction assists hundreds, if not thousands of addicts in Luton to establish a healthy and substance-free lifestyle. Many of these people came to us feeling hopeless and beyond ‘repair’.
However, this feeling was quickly transformed into positivity and hope. This is because suitable addiction treatment is hugely effective.
In fact, around 70% of people attempting rehabilitation for the first time managed to remain in recovery an entire twelve months following the completion of their treatment programme.
Do you too wish to remain drug and alcohol-free for an entire twelve months? Or perhaps for an entire lifetime?
If you answered YES to this important question, do not delay seeking treatment for your addiction by contact Rehab 4 Addiction for your assessment. Here, we shall detail your various treatment options and discuss your entitlement to insurance and other benefits.
At Rehab 4 Addiction, we understand it is difficult to admit to yourself you can’t solve your substance misuse problems on your own. Many of you may feel powerless in your ability to control or eradicate your drug or alcohol use.
However, studies reveal most people are unable to reverse addiction unaided, so your struggles with addiction are by no means a sign of personal failings. Moreover, addiction is unanimously regarded as an illness proper by the wider medical community.
Thus, if you suffer from this illness of addiction, it logically follows you must seek out professional support in order to treat your problem. And this is exactly how Rehab 4 Addiction is able to assist you in devising a suitable solution for your addiction troubles.
Rehab 4 Addiction is owned and operated by people who have successfully defeated drug and alcohol addiction in their own personal lives in the not-so-distant past. This means we understand exactly what you are going through when you consider seeking out help for your addiction.
To help you tackle your issues, we have set up a helpline dedicated to assisting you through the process of selecting addiction treatment in Luton.
At Rehab 4 Addiction, we prescribe to an abstinence-based approach to addiction treatment. We advocate a mixture of 12-step and ‘non-step’ treatment approaches.
When you sign up to one of our partner rehabilitation units in Luton, you must initially complete a detox programme. Detox aims to treat withdrawal symptoms associated with suddenly stopping alcohol or drug consumption.
Following a brief but important period of detoxification, you will then engage in a range of therapeutic sessions. These sessions help you discover the elements that help facilitate your long-term recovery.
Therapy is carried out in group and individual sessions. Here, you learn to manage ‘triggers’ and cravings for drug and alcohol without committing the physical act of relapse.
Following residential treatment, you then go on to receive treatment on an outpatient basis. This is provided through weekly after-care sessions. These sessions are held by the rehabilitation unit you attended, typically at no additional cost to you.
We also encourage you to attend Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA) groups in Luton.
Getting help in Luton
To discover how Rehab 4 Addiction is able to help you defeat your addiction and reclaim the rest of your life, call our admissions team today on 0800 140 4690 or alternatively send a message through our contact form.
With over a decade under our belt helping people in Luton transform their lives and defeat their addiction, we are 100% confident we can also help you too.
Rehab 4 Addiction officers a range of addiction treatments in Bedfordshire, including Luton, Peterborough, Dunstable and Leighton Buzzard.
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