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If you’re looking for drug and alcohol rehabilitation, taking the first step can feel overwhelming. Whether you’re seeking help for yourself or someone you care about, understanding the options available is an important part of the process.
Only 90 minutes away from Oldham, Ocean Recovery is a state-of-the-art rehabilitation facility offering addiction support to those who need it. With a ‘Good’ CQC rating, we provide a safe space away from triggers where we work with you or your loved one to reach sobriety.
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Drug or alcohol addiction affects everyone differently, and there isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach to treatment. Understanding how rehab works and the different options available will help you decide whether it’s the right time to consider it for your recovery.
Whether you’re living with alcohol addiction or drug dependence, professional treatment can make a significant difference. At Ocean Recovery, we’ll create tailored a rehabilitation programme designed around your needs.
Alcohol can have serious consequences for your health, relationships and wellbeing if mistreated. That’s why Ocean Recovery provides specialist alcohol rehab programmes tailored to your individual circumstances, with inpatient treatment available for those who need more intensive support.
Along with alcohol support, we also have extensive experience treating drug addictions and are committed to helping you build a healthier, sober future. Our team are trained to support:
Read the full list of the addictions we treat here.
Whether addiction involves drugs, alcohol or both, there’s usually a number of warning signs that begin to appear as substance use becomes more frequent. Understanding these can help you identify when it’s time to consider professional treatment.
Some indicators of addiction may include:
There are many treatment options to choose from once you have decided that you need help for your addiction. Inpatient and outpatient rehab can help, but they both offer different levels of support.
Residential rehab is often the most effective option for severe alcohol dependence, providing round-the-clock care and structured therapies. This immersive approach gives you continuous support, a structured daily routine and the opportunity to focus entirely on long-term recovery.
Rather than staying at a rehabilitation centre, outpatient rehab enables you to attend appointments and therapy sessions while living at home. This offers greater flexibility for people balancing recovery with existing responsibilities. However, remaining in your usual environment can mean continuing to encounter the people, situations or triggers associated with substance use, which may make recovery more challenging for some people.
Understand the difference between inpatient and outpatient treatment.
Treating addiction isn’t always enough if an underlying condition is also affecting your wellbeing. At Ocean Recovery, we provide dual diagnosis treatment for clients who require support for substance abuse and mental health problems. This integrated treatment can address substance use and co-occurring mental health needs through a personalised plan.
Rehabilitation can create positive changes across many areas of your life, not just your relationship with drugs or alcohol. With professional treatment and ongoing support, you can improve your overall quality of life, meaning you can:
Whether you’re ready to begin treatment or simply gathering information, our admissions team is here to provide confidential advice and practical guidance. Call 01253 847 553 or complete our online form, and we’ll help you take the next step at your own pace.
The journey through addiction recovery requires dedication, but you won’t have to navigate it alone. Everyone goes through a similar process, but each rehab programme is tailored to your specific needs. When you enter Ocean Recovery, our team will assess your needs and create a tailored treatment programme for your recovery.
Our admissions process is designed to make starting treatment as easy and comfortable as possible. From your first enquiry, you’ll speak with a caring member of our team who will listen carefully, provide guidance, and collect the information needed to build a treatment programme around your individual recovery journey.
You will begin the rehabilitation process on the detox wing. With the help and support of nurses, you’ll undergo medically supported detoxification to cleanse your body of any remaining drugs or alcohol.
Detoxing is usually accompanied by a variety of withdrawal symptoms, which is why staying in a rehab clinic rather than detoxing alone can make withdrawal symptoms easier to deal with.
After detox, you’ll go through your treatment plan both individually and in groups with fellow patients. This helps you discover the causes of your addiction.
Therapy is key in making the breakthrough that will help you overcome addiction in the long term. Our therapists will work with you as you break your physical addiction and the mental urge to use drugs or drink. Treatments may include:
View a full list of therapies here.
Rehab centres are calm, stress-free environments, but once you leave, you’ll need to learn to manage stress in everyday life.
That’s why, when you successfully complete treatment with us, we’ll offer you a year of free aftercare. This is when you’re most likely to relapse, so we highly recommend you attend these sessions and utilise the relapse prevention techniques we’ve taught you.
After your initial assessment, our clinical team will recommend the most suitable programme for you. Residential treatment typically lasts 7 to 28 days, depending on your progress and any detox requirements, while longer stays of up to 90 days can be arranged when appropriate.
While you may think you can beat a drug and alcohol addiction at home, the truth is that most people need some help to overcome this disease. By taking the time to undergo a programme at Ocean Recovery, it’s much more likely that you’ll get sober and stay sober in the long term.
Our seaside residential rehabilitation centre boasts stunning views of its surroundings while maintaining a homey feeling inside to aid rest and recovery. At Ocean Recovery, we can host up to 13 people at one time to ensure bespoke and dedicated care with exclusive sea-view rooms for a touch of luxury.
Take a look inside and explore our modern yet cosy drug and alcohol rehab facilities.
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We’re extremely proud of our state-of-the-art recovery facilities. They provides a space for residents to have the most relaxing stay possible while still receiving the support they need.
Ocean Recovery Facilities include:
CQC Registered
FREE Transportation Included
Medically Assisted Detoxification
Comfortable Communal Lounge
Beautiful Modern Dining Lounge
External Courtyard and Outside Seating Area
12 Months FREE Aftercare
Regular Contact with Loved Ones Encouraged
Double or Single Bedrooms
Rooms with Ensuite Bathrooms
Lounge Areas with Sky TV and a Piano
Nutritious Dining Facilities and an Outdoor Courtyard
Speak to an advisor today to find out more about the rehabilitation programmes we offer at our drug and alcohol rehab centre
Understanding how much rehab may cost is an important part of planning for treatment. Because everyone’s needs are different, the final cost depends on factors such as your recommended programme, length of stay, and whether a medically supported detox is required.
Typical rehab costs at Ocean Recovery are:
At Ocean Recovery, your care is delivered by a multidisciplinary team of addiction specialists, including trained therapists, nurses, and support workers, all dedicated to your well-being.
Our staff combine professional qualifications with lived experience, offering genuine empathy and understanding. Every team member is committed to helping you achieve lasting recovery in a supportive environment.
European Pioneer of NAD+ Therapy John has travelled extensively around… John Gillen European Pioneer of NAD+ Therapy Madissar has a wealth of experience in a managerial position… Madissar Iqbal Madissar has a wealth of experience in a managerial position within substance misuse for over 20 years, working with offending behaviour and criminal justice. Madissar began his career as a prison officer in 2000 and progressed further in the substance misuse field within the prison settings delivering various short duration programmes and linking prisoners to community-based treatment providers before their release. In 2006 Madissar successfully managed to set up the Drug Intervention Programme within Bedfordshire. This later transpired to successfully securing a service manager role and developing the Drug Rehabilitation Requirement Order. Madissar successfully secured various managerial positions within the substance misuse field with joint partnership working with Integrated Offender Management and police in reducing drug-related offending behaviour. Madissar gained extensive experience and expertise working for several organisations, such as Adapt, Rapt, Addaction, Westminster Drug Project, Hertfordshire Couty Council, NHS and Next Step Support. Madissar holds a diploma in level 5 Leadership and Management and has extensive experience in the senior managerial role. Madissar passion lies in supporting services to achieve their goals and objectives. In the last two years, Madissar progressed further in mental health as a senior managerial role, overseeing residential rehabilitation and supporting living accommodations with adults (18+) with a range of diverse complex needs. Phil is an experienced and dedicated recovery worker; he has… Phil Grimes Phil is an experienced and dedicated recovery worker; he has been at Ocean Recovery since 2016. He is passionate about helping others transform their lives, having spent 25 years in addiction himself. He has been clean and living his best life since 2008. He is an experienced group facilitator and qualified life coach who uses CBT, NLP and ACT mindfulness relapse prevention techniques, all of which he is qualified in. He has a wealth of experience, having worked with young offenders, homeless, prolific offenders, and complex mental health needs. Phil thrives in the recovery environment and is a passionate, forward-thinking and realistic member of the team.
John Gillen
Director
John has travelled extensively around the world, culminating in 19 years’ experience looking at different models. He is the European pioneer of NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) treatment to Europe in 2010; and recently back from the USA bringing state of the art Virtual Reality Relapse Prevention and stress reduction therapy. His passion extends to other metabolic disturbances and neurodegenerative diseases. The journey continues. In recent times, John has travelled to Russia to study and research into a new therapy photobiomudulation or systemic laser therapy working with NAD+ scientists and the very best of the medical professionals in the UK and the USA, together with Nadcell, Bionad Hospitals own select Doctors, nurses, dieticians and therapists. Johns’ passion continues to endeavour to bring to the UK and Europe new developments with NAD+ Therapy in preventive and restorative medicine and Wellness. In 2017 John Gillen was made a visiting Professor at the John Naisbitt university in Belgrade Serbia. 
Madissar Iqbal
Operations Manager
Phil Grimes
Recovery Worker
Our drug and alcohol rehab is around 90 minutes away from Oldham. With free transportation available for those who need it, the team at Ocean Recovery are here to help you every step of your journey.
If you feel it’s time to get off alcohol and drugs, call Ocean Recovery today. Call us on 01253 847 553 or fill out our confidential online form.
Choosing the right rehab treatment provider can be a life-changing decision; here are some of the most common questions we are asked pre-admission.
Ocean Recovery is located in Blackpool, around 90 minutes from Oldham by car. Being away from your usual environment can provide valuable space from everyday triggers and allow you to focus fully on your recovery.
The first step is to call our admissions team on 01253 847 553 or complete our confidential online form. A member of the team will discuss your needs, answer your questions and gather the information required to determine an appropriate treatment programme.
Yes. We understand that seeking help for addiction is highly personal, and enquiries are handled confidentially. You can speak to our admissions team about your situation and treatment options in a private and supportive environment.
Yes. Regular contact with loved ones is encouraged where appropriate. Maintaining supportive relationships can be an important part of recovery, and our team can explain how family contact works during your residential treatment.
Returning to everyday life can mean encountering stress, responsibilities and triggers that weren’t present in the structured environment of residential rehab. Aftercare provides continued support during this transition and can help you strengthen relapse prevention strategies and maintain the positive routines developed during treatment.
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