Drug and Alcohol Detox Programmes

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When addressing a drug or alcohol addiction, a detox is typically the first step in the process, determining the outcome for the rest of your recovery. Our person-centred drug and alcohol rehab programme is tailored to meet the needs of each client.

Our treatment model for alcohol and drug rehabilitation encompasses evidence-based treatment with a scientific and therapeutic combination.

Upon choosing us as your private rehab centre, we will conduct an initial assessment to discuss the severity of your addiction along with a detailed analysis of your medical, psychological, and physical health. Following this initial assessment, we will create a personalised care plan within 24-48 hours of your admission. Our assessment will help us determine the best route for detoxificatoion, but in most cases, we will likely suggest a medically managed detox to help reduce withdrawal symptoms safely and comfortably.

Working with our multidisciplinary staff, each client is assured an individual and customised care plan which, when implemented in daily life, can ensure effective recovery from addiction.

Our professional staff team includes:

Consultant Psychiatrist
Doctor
Nurses
Psychologist
Social Workers
Recovery Support Workers

In addition to this, we also have visiting professionals and published motivational speakers with vast experience in addiction as well as drug and alcohol detox.

Group work

Psychotherapy/Counselling
Stress reduction and relaxation technology
Educational materials, DVDs

Aftercare Treatment

When our clients leave one of our alcohol or drug rehabilitation programmes, our work has not finished. We continue to work with our clients throughout the recovery process, providing 12 months FREE aftercare and recovery programmes as well as advice and an introduction to other local support networks such as AA, CA and NA. We continue to motivate and encourage all of our former residents to join local support groups to help with their addiction recovery because it is important to receive support from others who have been through similar experiences.