Medically reviewed by Dr Iqbal Mohiuddin MBBS BSc, PGCME The Sheffield rehabs we offer referrals to offer treatment for addictions including drugs, alcohol (including binge drinking [1]) and behavioural addictions, such as gambling addiction.
As with all methods of treatment and person-centered rehab care, [2] addiction recovery requires a commitment of time and energy.
It is not possible to reverse many years’ worth of drug or alcohol abuse in just a week or two.
The road to recovery and sobriety [3] always needs hard work and attention, and alcohol rehab offers you as much comfort and support as possible during this tough time.
Fortunately, most of this work is conducted for you by highly trained staff.
Drug and alcohol-related deaths in Sheffield have increased sharply in recent years, as can be seen below.
| Drug and Alcohol-Related Deaths in Sheffield (2021) | Number of Deaths |
|---|---|
| Total Drug Poisonings (2021) | 61 |
| Total Drug Misuse Deaths (2021) | 48 |
| Drug Poisonings (2017) | 60 |
| Drug Poisonings (2011) | 33 |
| Drug Misuse (2017) | 23 |
| Drug Misuse (2011) | 17 |
These statistics emphasise the dire need for effective drug and alcohol rehab in Sheffield and near Sheffield.
To book into a drug rehab and alcohol rehab in Sheffield, call us today on 0800 140 4690.
Before entering private alcohol rehab, or before considering what type of alcohol rehabilitation in Sheffield may be most suitable for you, it’s important to consider the different factors that may affect the level of care required.
Having a good understating of this makes it easier to find out which treatments will be the most effective for each individual’s needs.
The level of care required can be assessed using the American Society of Addiction Medicine’s Patient Placement Criteria, also known as the ASAM Criteria.
This is a holistic measure, assessing six dimensions of a patient’s life to gauge their requirements for alcohol rehabilitation:
It’s important to provide all of this information during an initial consultation before entering alcohol rehab, so being prepared to talk about this information is essential.
Ensuring that you get the right treatment in Sheffield for your needs is one of the most important strengths that the structure and rules of alcohol rehab can offer. [17]
Start the admissions process at a drug and alcohol rehab in Sheffield today by calling us on 0800 140 4690
In general, intervention refers to the presence of a counsellor (or interventionist) during structured discussions between an individual struggling with an issue and those around them who are affected.
This can be extremely effective at helping those who cannot admit that they have an addiction [21] or are otherwise reluctant to seek the help they need.
This can be applied to addiction treatment, such as for alcohol addiction as a way to encourage the individual to seek further alcohol rehabilitative support in Sheffield for their issues.
Traditionally, interventions can be very confrontational [22] towards the individual struggling with addiction.
It can often seem as though they are being reprimanded for their behaviour [23] or made to feel guilty about the negative consequences that it may have.
Interventions should be non-judgemental, and suggest treatment options like alcohol rehab gently.
For guidance on holding an intervention in order to convince a loved one to attend drug and alcohol rehabilitation in Sheffield, call us today on 0800 140 4690
There is no set cost to drug and alcohol rehab Sheffield and near Sheffield, as every individual will require a unique and personally tailored experience.
The overall cost will depend on a number of factors, such as:
Though the other factors are far more difficult to predict, a constant factor is generally the type of accommodation selected.
Below is a brief overview of alcohol rehab prices:
Please bear in mind that these are averages in the cost of alcohol rehabilitation in Sheffield and should not be taken as an upfront cost.
As mentioned before, there are many factors that will influence the cost, and some individuals may also have factors such as insurance to consider.
For a more personalised estimation of how much your time at a drug and alcohol rehab in Sheffield will cost, call us today on 0800 140 4690
When selecting alcohol rehab, there are two main options that people will consider at the early stages.
This is the decision between private residential alcohol rehabilitation or council-funded treatments.
There may be only one option that is suitable for an individual, but it is important to understand the differences between them nonetheless.
A summary, including the positives and negatives, is outlined below:
Council-funded alcohol rehab treatments – this is often the first place that individuals think to seek care as it is easily accessible, confidential, and free of charge.
However, an individual may not be guaranteed to see the same professional each time, and the initial waiting lists are often extremely lengthy. [25]
Private residential alcohol rehab – this is perhaps the more stereotypical image that people have of alcohol rehabilitation in Sheffield.
Its popularity is mainly due to its high success rates, making it the most effective alcohol rehab treatment option.
Its implementation is being continually discussed to improve access.
Additionally, these centres hold a high staff-to-patient ratio, always providing expert care 24/7.
The cost may be considered as the only drawback, but it is important to consider the high level of care given in addition to the tailored nature of the treatments provided.
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Address: Fitzwilliam Centre, 143-145 Fitzwilliam Street, Sheffield, S1 4JP, United Kingdom
Telephone: 0114 305 0500
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For help choosing between private and NHS Foundation Trust addiction treatment in Sheffield, give our team a call today on 0800 140 4690
Another way of testing severe alcohol abuse is via the CAGE questionnaire.
This is achieved by assessing the individual’s behaviour across 4 categories at alcohol rehab, each containing several symptoms that an individual may exhibit.
These are outlined below:
Alcohol rehab will assess your addiction based on impaired control:
Alcohol rehab will assess your addiction based on these social problems:
Alcohol rehab will assess your addiction based on risky usage:
Alcohol rehab will assess your addiction based on physical dependence:
It should be noted that this list of symptoms, whilst extensive, is not exhaustive and the various signs of addiction [30] can even differ significantly between people, even those suffering from the same addiction.
For example, someone suffering from a type one alcohol addiction [31] is likely to avoid harm and show low novelty-seeking behaviour, whilst a type two alcoholic [32] is more likely to risk harm and engage in high novelty-seeking behaviour.
Do any of these criteria sound familiar? If so, consider learning more about a drug and alcohol rehab in Sheffield by calling us today on 0800 140 4690
When withdrawing from a substance, the risks can be different depending on the type of substance, as well as the amount consumed and the individual’s history.
For example, alcohol is considered a physically addictive drug, meaning that withdrawal can be incredibly dangerous,
This can lead to serious health risks [33] if not treated.
Alcohol withdrawal can result in death if not managed or approached correctly.
To book into a drug rehab and alcohol rehab in Sheffield, call us today on 0800 140 4690.
When regularly consuming large quantities of alcohol, individuals risk significant organ damage, [34] including:
The longer this problem is left, the lengthier the alcohol rehabilitation process becomes.
However, with the right help like alcohol rehab in Sheffield, many of these conditions can be treated and even overcome. [43]
To book into a drug rehab and alcohol rehab in Sheffield, call us today on 0800 140 4690.
You’ll be assisted medically during the alcohol or drug detox phase, usually with the use of medications such as Librium, Benzodiazepines and Buprenorphine, Acamprosate [44], Naltrexone [45], and various anti-anxiety medications such as Paroxetine [46] and their alternatives. [47]
This should help ease the effects of drug and alcohol withdrawal symptoms and drug and alcohol withdrawal syndrome.
The help these medications provide is one of the most important reasons why withdrawing alone is not recommended. [48]
Prescription drug addiction or drug dependency is a risk, however you will be monitored by specialists at drug rehabilitation during your drug detox.
Don’t take the risk of an unmanaged alcohol withdrawal – get the help you need today by calling us on 0800 140 4690
For some individuals, the thought or possibility of progressing through alcohol rehab outside of their own homes may not be suitable.
In these cases, and under strict circumstances, an individual may be suitable for a home detox for alcohol addiction.
In general, you need to be consuming less than 20 units of alcohol a day, [49] amongst many other requirements.
From this, you’ll be sent Librium, a drug designed to help combat the harmful withdrawal symptoms [50] that an individual may experience during withdrawal.
This is posted directly to their address, and the individual is also recommended to have daily calls with an addiction specialist to assess their progress.
This type of alcohol rehabilitation is not as safe as other methods in Sheffield, as the individual is often unsupervised, and the medication cannot be fully tracked.
Home detox must be discussed and approved by a medical addiction specialist and psychiatrist.
For help if a home detox is right for you by calling us today on 0800 140 4690
Alcohol rehab can treat:
For this reason, it is important to consider alcohol rehab treatment programmes with a focus on both the physical and mental effects [51] of addiction, aiming to treat both during the individual’s time alcohol rehabilitating.
Through Rehab 4 Addiction, any service provider or addiction treatment programme in Sheffield will follow these steps, ensuring the best possible chance at long-term recovery and sobriety. [52]
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There are many types of therapy on offer at rehab in Sheffield and near Sheffield, [53] which tend to include:
CBT in particular has an extremely high success rate [54] with very low chances of relapse [55], although some individuals will find it naturally less effective [56] which is why so many other treatments are offered at drug and alcohol rehab in Sheffield and near Sheffield.
An important factor during therapy is relaxation, which is why treatment centres are set up in a comfortable, luxurious and relaxing environment.
This enables patients to concentrate fully on their treatment programmes for them to recover.
To experience any of these excellent therapies through a drug and alcohol rehab in Sheffield, call us today on 0800 140 4690
As mentioned previously, addiction has both physical and mental effects, many of which have already been covered.
However, in all cases of addiction, it is vital to focus on both areas during alcohol rehab treatment in Sheffield.
Without a focus on both the physical and mental effects, individuals are unlikely to make efficient progress.
There are some common mental health effects [57] that are experienced due to addiction, often as an underlying cause of substance use disorder.
Common examples include:
Alcohol rehabilitation services offered through Rehab 4 Addiction will always follow this dual diagnosis approach, ensuring each step of the alcohol rehabilitation process considers both of these areas and increases the chances of success.
You can also find general mental health support at Rethink Mental Illness, Papyrus, Young Minds, Samaritans and Mind UK.
Find out how a drug and alcohol rehab in Sheffield will work to support your mental health by calling us on 0800 140 4690
One of the most vital parts of the alcohol rehabilitation journey in Sheffield is the focus on creating a relapse prevention plan.
Relapse is sadly always a concern [58] as addiction, whilst it can always be managed, cannot be cured. [59]
Whilst in alcohol rehab, individuals will improve it constantly to provide an accurate and helpful resource for later in the rehabilitation process.
In most cases, this plan will include the individual’s triggers, cravings, coping mechanisms, and other factors relating to addiction, including an action plan that individuals can refer to if needed.
It will prepare an individual to resist their unique triggers, such as the urge to drink at night [60] or in a social situation.
This is a vital part of alcohol rehabilitation – particularly in the period immediately following recovery [61] – as it prepares the individual for life outside of alcohol rehab, after the individual leaves their chosen alcohol rehab centre or addiction treatment programming in Sheffield.
This also helps the individual to feel more independent in their recovery.
Support will always be available, whether it’s through the alcohol rehab treatment provider or through Rehab 4 Addiction.
Overcome addiction for good with the help of a drug and alcohol rehab in Sheffield – call us today on 0800 140 4690
In the cases where residential alcohol rehab may not be a suitable option for individuals, Sheffield has many alternatives.
These are not suitable for every individual due to sensitive personal differences or addiction history, but they are always worth considering.
A list of the most common alternatives to residential alcohol rehab follows below:
Address: Rosslyn House, 41 Thorne Rd
DN1 2EZ
Time: Saturdays at 19:15
Address: Baptist Church, 11 Napier St.
S11 8HA
Time: Wednesdays at 19:00
Address: Sheffield Cathedral, Church St
S1 1HA
Time: Wednesdays at 20:00
Address: Addaction, 42 Sydney Street
S1 4RH
Time: Sundays at 17:00
Address: Coffee lounge, Rosslyn House, 37 Thorne Road
DN1 2EZ
Time: Sundays at 18:00
Call Rehab 4 Addiction today for a psychiatric assessment to learn about addiction treatment options in Sheffield and across South Yorkshire.
During this psychiatric assessment, we assess your unique treatment needs in Sheffield.
With your permission, we refer your details to several treatment providers located throughout the Sheffield area.
Every alcohol rehab in England and Wales that we work with is vetted by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). [68]
Rehab 4 Addiction officers a range of addiction treatments in South Yorkshire, including in Doncaster, Rotherham, Barnsley, Ecclesfield, Dearne, Darton, Adwick le Street, Rawmarsh, Hoyland Nether, Hatfield, Thorne, Maltby, Conisbrough, Mexborough and many others.
You can either benefit from residential alcohol rehab in Sheffield or in your home across the area in Hillsborough, Dore, Crookes, Fulwood, Walkley, Broomhill & Sharrow Vale, Ecclesall, Beauchief and Greenhill, Chapeltown, Norton Lees, Beighton, Park & Arbourthorne, Ecclesfield, Kelham Island, Nether Edge, Birley, West Ecclesfield and Mosborough.
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This article was written by Boris Mackey. You can connect with Boris online at LinkedIn or X.com.
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