Medically reviewed by Dr Iqbal Mohiuddin MBBS BSc, PGCME Drug and alcohol rehab in Macclesfield offer private treatment specialising in drug and alcohol addiction. A team of staff psychiatrists, psychiatric nurses, therapists and addiction counsellors provide professional care for inpatient facilities and daycare programmes.
Rehab 4 Addiction facilitates a variety of treatment options across Cheshire in Warrington, Runcorn, Macclesfield, Widnes, Crewe, Chester, Nantwich, Northwich, Wilmslow and Congleton.
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 programme is suitable for all addictions including:
Macclesfield’s rehab clinics offer expertise in treating dual-diagnosis patients which are unmatched by other service providers. Co-morbid conditions frequently treated include depression, anxiety, PTSD and trauma, or other illnesses that present in addition to a primary addiction.
The environment created for patients is as important as the treatment itself. To this end, each patient has the privacy of his or her own bedroom, with television, telephone and en-suite facilities.
Patients are encouraged to have their meals in the main dining room, which offers an excellent choice of dishes. Special dietary requirements are also catered for.
If you would like to learn more about our drug and alcohol rehabilitation services in Macclesfield, 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 the treatment centre we refer you to in Macclesfield.
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