Rehab 4 Addiction is a trading name of ADT Healthcare Ltd, an addiction treatment referral service. We are not a treatment provider. We refer clients to third-party treatment centres and we typically receive a fee if you book, at no extra cost to you.
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Substance abuse is a national problem, and Ashton in the West Midlands is no exception. Each year, Rehab 4 Addiction receives many calls from within the Ashton area, and we are well geared for advising people in the area on a suitable addiction treatment options.

Substance abuse not only affects the direct users but also family members and friends. For this reason, Rehab 4 Addiction is on hand to assist both those directly affected by addiction and their family members or friends.

If your loved one is in denial about his or her addiction, you may also qualify for our intervention service in the Ashton area.

The drawbacks of addiction treatment in Ashton

Whilst both the Ashton and greater West Midlands region is well served with drug and alcohol treatment clinics, there is every chance that you could select a treatment provider that’s poorly suited to your needs.

This is where Rehab 4 Addiction comes in. At Rehab 4 Addiction, we offer a free signposting service for people seeking out addiction treatment.

When you contact us, our helpline advisors will inform you of many forms of addiction treatments existing within the Ashford area.

We conduct an assessment. This assessment allows us to match your needs with the services of many drug and alcohol treatment clinics.

The information you provide allows us to eliminate clinics that poorly suit your needs. We then go about recommending only those treatment clinics that we feel are able to meet the challenge of helping you overcome your drug or alcohol addiction.

Rehab 4 Addiction offers a unique service. By contacting Rehab 4 Addiction, you eliminate the requirement to conduct your own research into addiction treatment providers.

Many of the people we advise will require drug and alcohol rehab. This form of treatment is residential in nature.

If you require detox, undergoing detox from is generally inadvisable. To discover if you truly do require rehab treatment, contact Rehab 4 Addiction today on 0800 140 4690.

What should I expect when I attend a rehab clinic?

Before your rehab begins, you will be assessed both over the telephone and in person. The assessment seeks to identify risk factors that will play a part in your detox and wider rehabilitation programme. Following this assessment, you will begin a detox.

Your detox seeks to treat the physical aspect of addiction. During your detox, you will be given medication to counteract withdrawal symptoms.

You will experience withdrawal symptoms for around 4-7 days, however, the duration of detox varies from person-to-person.

During your detox, you will be closely monitored by the rehab’s clinical team. This is particularly important since many withdrawal symptoms are potentially fatal if not sufficiently treated.

For this reason, Rehab 4 Addiction will only recommend clinics that are regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). This ensures clinics we recommend are inspected by the CQC at least twice a year. Following this inspection, a full report is issued.

Rehab 4 Addiction carefully studies these reports to ensure we do not recommend rehab clinics that are not up to our high standards.

Another vital component of rehab is daily therapy sessions. Therapy aims to help you diminish the emotional issues in your life that fuel your addiction. Many people resort to drugs and alcohol as a way of neutralising their mental demons.

Therapy gives you the tools to combat emotional issues so you do not feel compelled to take drugs or alcohol. Therapy is offered via individual and group therapy sessions.

Group therapy takes advantage of peer learning, whilst individual therapy allows you to discuss more intermate issues privately with a qualified therapist.

Types of rehab providers we recommend in Ashton

Rehab 4 Addiction recommends a variety of treatment provides including NHS-run providers, council-funded rehabs, charities and private companies. Statutory rehabs may be free, but you may need to wait up to 12-months before you may gain access into their care.

To avoid this waiting list, Rehab 4 Addiction will also recommend private rehab options. Whilst you may need to pay for these services yourself, you will be able to gain access into a private rehab within hours rather than months.

Contact Rehab 4 Addiction today

To benefit from our free telephone assessment, contact Rehab 4 Addiction today on 0800 140 4690.

When you contact us, we will explain in detail the various addiction treatment types available to you in Ashton that are well suited to your needs.

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