Medically reviewed by Dr Iqbal Mohiuddin MBBS BSc, PGCME Located in secluded parts of Halifax, the rehabs we work in Halifax and near Halifax specialise in the treatment of mental health problems and both adult and adolescent addictions. This includes drug and alcohol addiction.
These rehabs in Halifax and near Halifax have gained a reputation for high standards in medical and nursing care and the extensive range of services on offer. These rehabs offer treatment for general psychiatry, addictions and adolescents, as well as facilities for daycare and outpatient services.
Rehabs offer a specialist service for adolescent addictions and adult and adolescent Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD).
Whilst there is not a wide range of studies or reports published on the prevalence of drug and alcohol use in Halifax and near Halifax specifically, there are reports published by Calderdale council, which does include the Halifax area.
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Information on the Calderdale Council website states that there are approximately 1,456 alcohol-related hospital admissions in Calderdale each year, which works out as ‘significantly worse than the average for England.’
The report suggests that 19% of Calderdale’s drinking population are classed as ‘increased risk’, whilst 7% are considered to be of ‘higher risk’.
The area also has the ‘worst mortality rate in the region for females aged under 75 with liver disease.’ [1]
Information on the Calderdale Council website states that there are approximately 1,058 adults using opiates or crack cocaine in Calderdale, which reflects the national average. [2]
Knowing how to identify when your use of a substance may have turned into addiction can be difficult.
Addiction can impact both your physical health and mental health, your finances, home management and social and work lives. It can also cause some conflict in your relationships with others.
If you think you or a loved one may be experiencing addiction, it may be helpful to think about these questions:
These are questions from the CAGE questionnaire. If the answer to any of these questions is ‘yes’ this indicates that you may be experiencing an addiction. [3]
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The first stage of accessing treatment at drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax or near Halifax is to have an assessment.
During an initial assessment, you will meet with an appropriate clinician to discuss your current use of substances, the impact is having on your life, and potential next steps in seeking help.
After this stage, you may be able to discuss your options for different kinds of support and be formally referred to an appropriate service.
After this, a thorough and personalised treatment plan for your care at a drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax can be created for you.
One of the main decisions to help you choose what kind of drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax to attend is whether to access inpatient or outpatient support.
Both inpatient and outpatient forms of addiction treatment are available at drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax.
Here is some information on the differences between the two kinds of care:
Inpatient rehab requires you to temporarily move into a treatment facility for the duration of your recovery programme.
This means staying in a residential centre 24/7 and staying overnight whilst you access your care.
The benefits of an inpatient programme:
Outpatient rehab works around you accessing care from home or in the community.
This means that you do not need to change your living arrangements or temporarily move into an addiction recovery clinic to receive your care.
The benefits of an outpatient programme include:
The choice between inpatient and outpatient care is personal and can be made to fit your specific situation and lifestyle.
Ultimately, both forms of addiction treatment will allow you to access support from psychological professionals and medical staff with the aim of returning to a life of sobriety (or moderation, depending on your situation and goals for your recovery programme).
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The second main decision to help you choose what kind of drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax to attend is whether to access NHS or private support.
Both private and NHS forms of addiction treatment are available at drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax.
Here is some information on the differences between the two kinds of care:
NHS rehab refers to any treatment offered by the National Health Service with the goal of treating addiction issues.
The benefits of NHS rehab include:
Private rehab refers to any treatment that is offered by a private body (not the NHS) with the goal of treating addiction issues.
The benefits of Private rehab include:
Ultimately, both forms of addiction treatment will allow you to access support from psychological professionals and medical staff with the aim of returning to a life of sobriety (or moderation, depending on your situation and goals for your recovery programme).
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The price of drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax will depend on the kind of treatment you access.
The cost will change depending on if you are accessing help as an inpatient or outpatient, through the NHS or through a specialist private provider.
On average, residential rehab will cost around £495 a day, which works out at £14,000 a week.
There are centres that charge less than this (around £1,000 for a week of treatment) and centres that charge much more (around £10,000 for a week of treatment).
There are also deluxe options available at drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax and wider.
These are the kinds of places attended by celebrities that offer luxury add-ons like private chefs, additional security teams and on-site spas.
These kinds of centres can cost up to £73,000 for 30 days of treatment. [6]
If you have any questions or concerns about funding your stay at a drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax, Rehab 4 Addiction can help discuss your options with you.
NHS drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax is funded on your behalf.
However, if you access private rehab, you may need to cover the costs of your treatment yourself.
Some of the ways you can do this include:
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Addiction comes in many different forms.
Whilst substance abuse is characteristic of many addictions and is perhaps the most common, there are also kinds of addiction that do not involve drugs.
The team at Rehab 4 Addiction are equipped to assist you with a range of different addictions, including:
Drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax (and beyond) tends to work in two main stages:
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Detox is short for detoxification and refers to the process of ridding the body of a specific substance.
A detox is required to treat addictions to substances that have physically addictive qualities.
However, not all drugs are physically addictive – some are solely psychologically addictive. This means that the body has no reaction to withdrawing from a substance as the substances do not cause physical dependence. [7]
Drugs that do not require a detox phase of treatment include:
Drugs that do require a detox phase of treatment include:
Two of the most prevalent physically addictive drugs are alcohol and heroin.
Withdrawing from alcohol can be a dangerous process.
During alcohol detox, you may experience the following:
These symptoms can be assisted through the use of regulated detox medications such as librium, which works to ease the process of alcohol withdrawal. [8]
During Heroin withdrawal, you may experience the following:
These symptoms can be assisted through the use of regulated detox medications such as methadone, which works to ease the process of alcohol withdrawal. [9]
To ensure your safety, any detox you may experience (whether in a residential drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax or at home) will be closely monitored by medical staff.
Whilst detoxing at home, you will be regularly visited by appropriate clinicians throughout the withdrawal process so any risks to your physical and mental health can be managed and treated accordingly. [10]
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Therapy refers to care that addresses the psychological aspects of addiction.
There is a lot of clinical evidence to suggest that positive engagement with psychosocial support with alcohol services and drug rehab increases the efficacy of addiction treatment overall. [11]
There are many different kinds of therapy for you to access whilst in drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax. These may include:
The duration of your stay in drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax will largely depend on your circumstances.
Usually, treatment lasts between 7 and 30 days.
The average stay in an inpatient addiction support service is 28 days.
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Everyone is different, which means that it is not uncommon to have additional needs. Drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax are able to make provisions to make sure that your care is designed for you as an individual.
Mental health and addiction are very closely linked.
This means that is not uncommon for people struggling with addiction to also deal with mental health issues.
Having one or more diagnoses whilst dealing with addiction is referred to as dual diagnosis. It can sometimes be referred to as co-morbid or co-occurring conditions.
Frequent mental health conditions experienced by individuals in addiction treatment include:
Rehab 4 Addiction also realise that accessing treatment can be increasingly difficult for specific groups. For this reason, Rehab 4 Addiction offers specialist modes of care for different demographics.
These include:
Aftercare refers to any assistance you may receive once you leave a rehab facility. It is a package of support that will be designed to assist you on the road to long-term recovery.
Some kinds of aftercare or post-treatment support you may be offered include:
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Asking for help for your addiction can be tough– but regardless of your situation, you deserve to access quality support from professionals who care.
From initial contact to post-treatment programmes, Rehab 4 Addiction can answer any queries and concerns you have about accessing drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax.
Rehab 4 Addiction is here to help you take the steps you need to access support at Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Halifax for yourself, a family member or a friend who may be struggling with addiction.
You can call us on 0800 140 4690, or you can request a call back to speak to a member of the team.
If you would prefer not to speak over the phone, Rehab 4 Addiction chat lines are open 24/7 to provide you with support and to answer any questions you may have about accessing drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax.
Alternatively, you can use the website to find the answers to find out how to define alcoholism, how to self-refer to treatment at drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax and many other Alcohol Rehab FAQs.
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Treatment plans are tailored to the specific needs of the individual by a highly experienced multi-disciplinary team of Consultant Psychiatrists, Therapists and clinical staff.
The addiction treatment programme is delivered using a 12 step abstinence-based therapeutic model.
The detoxification programme includes full physical examination, psychiatric examination, blood tests, pharmacological withdrawal regime prescribed, physical needs identified, treated and monitored daily.
Addiction Treatment Programmes Components include the following:
The environment rehabs in Halifax create for patients is as important as the treatment itself. Each patient will have the privacy of his/her own bedroom, with television telephone and en-suite facilities.
Communal areas are pleasant and homely and patients are welcome to use the hospital grounds and garden.
Patients are encouraged to have their meals in the main dining room, which offers an excellent choice of dishes. Special dietary requirements can also be catered for.
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If you would like to learn more about our drug and alcohol rehabilitation services in Halifax, contact Rehab 4 Addiction today on 0800 140 4690 or contact us through the website.
We look forward to speaking to you in person. All information is communicated in strict confidence and your identity is kept anonymous when you attend our treatment centre in Halifax.
We also offer treatment in Leeds.
Rehab 4 Addiction offers drug and alcohol rehab options across Yorkshire, including Leeds, Sheffield, Bradford, Middlesbrough, York, Wakefield, Hull, Doncaster, Barnsley, Halifax, Huddersfield, Harrogate, Rotherham, and Cleveland.
This article was written by Boris Mackey. You can connect with Boris online at LinkedIn or X.com.
[4]https://books.google.co.uk/books/about/Residential_Treatment.html?id=N419QgAACAAJ&redir_esc=y
[5] https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/Aspire_Freedom/fwwEuwEACAAJ?hl=en
[10] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6299173/
[12] https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/Dual_Diagnosis/HZrTK3MMHr0C?hl=en
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