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Kidsgrove Drug and Alcohol Rehab Treatment Centres
Our alcohol and drug rehab at Kidsgrove is proud to help so many people overcome their battle with drug or alcohol addiction. We have an excellent team of addiction specialists who are all dedicated to helping those who need it most.
Drug and Alcohol Rehab Kidsgrove
We offer high-quality facilities and therapies to ensure you receive the most effective treatment programme possible which is tailored to your unique needs.
We take the time to understand the nature of your addiction and to identify what your triggers for addiction are.
From this, we’re able to carefully create the most beneficial plan for you to achieve long-term recovery.
The Impact of Drug and Alcohol Addiction
Living with an addiction to alcohol or drugs can impact many areas of your life.
From your physical appearance to your psychological health, addiction can have a devasting impact on your well-being.
The harmful toxins of alcohol and drugs can cause your physical health to deteriorate, leaving you with:
- Skin Sores
- Bloodshot Eyes
- Unhealthy Weight Gain or Weight Loss
- Shakes
Long-term effects of substance abuse can even make you more susceptible to developing heart disease, liver disease, and suffering from a stroke.
Substance abuse can also cause your behaviour to significantly change as the make-up in your brain is altered by these toxins.
This can lead to mental health problems such as:
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Paranoia
- Low self-esteem
- Bipolar
Addiction is closely linked to loss of relationships with loved ones, performing badly at work, and suffering financially as you attempt to fuel such a costly habit.
Many people struggle to see the damage that drug or alcohol addiction is causing to their lives. This is typical because many addicts live in denial about their condition.
This can make seeking out professional help even more difficult.
Many people suffering from addiction believe that the only person they’re hurting is themselves.
However, it’s more than likely affecting your family and friends too. They will go through this with you and are likely to feel helpless as there is no quick fix.
The first step is to contact our drug and alcohol rehab Kidsgrove.
Get In Touch
Are you suffering from Drug and Alcohol Addiction and need help? If so, Ocean Recovery is a leading UK based expert in Private Drug and Alcohol Rehab. Find out how we can help by getting in touch with our friendly team today. You can either call our confidential helpline or request a call-back by clicking on the below form.
Treatment Options
You have some options to choose from when it comes to where and how you undergo your rehab treatment.
Free local health services, like the NHS, provide free addiction treatment which is usually a generic treatment programme.
This means that it won’t necessarily be effective for your own rehabilitation; you’ll also be subject to joining a long waiting list to receive it as the NHS is restricted on time and resources.
Another option for addiction treatment is to join a private drug and alcohol rehab centre.
There’s a cost associated with private rehab; however, this method of treatment is much more likely to produce successful results making it better value for your time and efforts.
Most long-term recoveries from addiction are made through private rehab facilities as you benefit from dedicated care, addiction expertise, and high-quality facilities throughout your treatment programme.
You also have the choice to receive treatment as an inpatient or as an outpatient.
As an inpatient, you’ll stay for the duration of your treatment at our drug and alcohol rehab Kidsgrove, whereas outpatients visit our clinic each day to undergo their therapy sessions before returning home.
There’s no right or wrong answer when it comes to choosing between inpatient or outpatient treatment, it’s whatever works best for your recovery from addiction.
Whilst outpatient treatment offers more flexibility, inpatient treatment has proven to produce the highest rate of successful recoveries.
This is because you can take advantage of the 24-hour care with no distractions to deter you from your goal of long-term sobriety.
Addiction Therapies
We offer all our clients clinical drug and alcohol detoxification to gradually reduce the consumption of alcohol or drugs until you no longer crave these substances.
Once your detox has been completed, you can begin your treatment plan which includes a mixture of psychological and well-being therapies to aid your road to recovery.
Some of our most regularly delivered psychological therapies include:
- Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
- Individual Counselling
- Motivational Interviewing
- Group Counselling
- Family Counselling
- Stress Management
- Drug and Alcohol relapse prevention
To complement these therapies which focus on breaking your psychological connection to alcohol or drugs, we also deliver excellent therapies which concentrate on improving your well-being.
Our most recommended well-being therapies include:
- Yoga
- Low Lever Laser Therapy
- Mindfulness
- Relaxation
- Sleep management
- Nutritional Supplement Therapy
- Music Therapy
- Meditation
- Art Therapy
- Fitness Therapy.
Whilst these may sound unusual, these well-being therapies have proven to be highly effective in supporting addiction rehabilitation.
Rehab Admissions
After admitting to yourself that you have a drug or alcohol addiction, the next step is to reach out to someone who helps, like our rehab admissions team.
You can contact us over the phone on 0800 880 7596 and ask as many questions as you like about our admissions process, our treatment process, and the therapies we deliver.
If you’re prepared to take on a rehabilitation programme, then we’ll invite you to a pre-screening assessment to undergo a review of your physical and psychological health.
This process will help us to design the most effective, personalised treatment programme for you, and will also help our team to understand the severity of your addiction in more detail.
After this, if you’re happy to proceed, we can set a date for you to join our drug and alcohol rehab at Kidsgrove.
This is typically within 48 hours of your initial contact as we aim to minimise the amount of time spent outside rehab, particularly after you’ve made the decision to contact us.
We’ll ensure that you’re settled in and familiar with your surroundings at our rehab clinic before commencing your treatment plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
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.
How do I convince a family member to get help?
Approaching anyone about their addiction is never easy. Addicts can be quick to feel judged and threatened when approached about their addiction and by approaching them in the wrong way you can actually push them further away from getting the treatment they need. There is a lot of training and expertise required when staging an intervention and/or convincing someone who you care about to take the necessary steps to overcome their addiction. Approaching them from a place of understanding while also remaining firm about the impact their lifestyle is having on those around them is a necessary balance. For more information and guidance on this difficult topic, reach out to our helpline and enquire about our family and friend referral schemes.
How do I start my recovery journey?
The fact that you are here suggests that you are ready to make the all-important step of actually attending rehab. Quite simply, your first step should be to call us on our helpline. Once you reach out to us and express and interest in attending rehab, then our helpline staff will be able to get the ball rolling on getting you set up at our facility. Seriously considering rehab is an important moment in your life, but actually calling us to set up a place is the most important step.
What happens after drug and alcohol rehab?
When you have completed a course of treatment at residential rehabilitation centre then you will, quite simply, return to your daily life. However, while this may seem quite a daunting shift, you will have the benefit of relapse prevention planning and Ocean Recovery’s complimentary one-year aftercare programme. The purpose of an intensive drug and alcohol treatment plan is not just to get you clean, but to prepare you for the rest of your life of sobriety.
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