Find Treatment Centres for Drug & Alcohol Rehab in Merseyside
Situated further up north and just a short car journey away, our drug and alcohol rehab centre provides the perfect setting for addiction recovery for those living in the Merseyside area. Learn more about how our rehab programmes can help you overcome your addiction.
Merseyside Drug and Alcohol Rehab Treatment Centre
If you’re suffering from alcohol or drug addiction and require professional help to help resolve your issues, speak to one of our advisors today to find out more about our rehabilitation programmes and receive a FREE ASSESSMENT by calling us on 0800 880 7596.
At our residential drug and alcohol rehab, people in the Merseyside area with drug or alcohol addictions are provided with an opportunity for a new start in life. We offer state-of-the-art facilities for a comfortable stay and evidence-based therapies and treatments to prevent further substance abuse.
Drug and Alcohol Rehab Merseyside
- Rehabilitation for Addiction Issues in Merseyside
- Local Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centre to Merseyside
- Our Rehab Facilities
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- Facilities at Ocean Recovery
- Give Us A Call
- Inpatient Drug and Rehabilitation: Which is Best?
- Tailored Addiction Treatment Programmes for Recovery
- Drug and Alcohol Rehab Process
- How Long Does Rehab Take?
- Free Rehabilitation Alternatives in Merseyside
Rehabilitation for Addiction Issues in Merseyside
Merseyside has had a historic issue with substance abuse and addiction in homes across Liverpool and Wirral. Figures for addiction problems in the Merseyside area don’t appear to be improving, affecting people’s lives daily and seeing drug-related deaths and offences grow year-on-year.
According to recent figures, Merseyside has one of the highest rates of alcohol and drug addictions in England. In fact, “Merseyside recorded the highest rate of drug offences of 9.2 per 1,000 population in 2020/21, up from 8.3 in 2019/20”, according to the UK Parliament.
Figures like this create a deeper emphasis on the importance of drug and alcohol rehabilitation for people living in the Merseyside area. At Ocean Recovery, our rehabilitation treatment offers an opportunity for individuals to turn over a new chapter, and living a happier, healthier substance-free life.
Local Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centre to Merseyside
Located on the coast of Blackpool, our leading drug and alcohol rehab centre is situated just a short drive away from Merseyside and easily accessible for those seeking help with alcoholism or substance abuse disorders.
Our state-of-the-art rehabilitation centre offers a comfortable, private retreat for people living in Merseyside to focus on addiction recovery, without distractions. At our residential treatment centre, you can embark on your recovery journey without home triggers and find a calm, relaxing space to learn more about your addiction.
Our alcohol rehab centre offers a supportive environment that is well-maintained and professional. Our inpatient rehab centre provides luxurious private rooms, round-the-clock medical care, housekeeping services, and three daily home-cooked and nutritious meals.
To learn more about our drug and alcohol rehab treatment centre, including the admissions process and what is included in our treatment programmes, fill in a contact form or call us today.
Our Rehab Facilities
At Ocean Recovery, we are extremely proud of our state-of-the-art facility. We provide residents with the most relaxing stay possible and they can enjoy our modern establishment.
Ocean Recovery Facilities include:
CQC Registered
FREE Transportation Included
Medically Assisted Detoxification
2 Executive, Sea View Double Ensuite Rooms
8 Double or Single Ensuite Rooms
3 Single Rooms with Dedicated Separate Bathroom
Comfortable Communal Lounge with Piano & Sky TV
Beautiful Modern Dining Lounge
External Courtyard and Outside Seating Area
12 Months FREE Aftercare
Regular Contact with Loved Ones Encouraged
Large Multi-Purpose Group Activity Room with Superb Sea Views
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Inpatient Drug and Rehabilitation: Which is Best?
Outpatient and inpatient rehabilitation refer to the process of participating in rehabilitation programmes by staying within a residential treatment centre (inpatient rehab) and staying home to attend rehabilitation programme sessions during fixed day hours. Each has its benefits, but it can be difficult to understand which is the best option for your addiction recovery.
Benefits of Inpatient Rehabilitation
- Quicker and easier admission process
- Round-the-clock support from staff
- Peer support
- A larger mixture of therapies available
- Nutrition programme and meals included
- Private environment
- Minimal distractions from home triggers
Benefits of Outpatient Rehabilitation
- NHS free options available
- Stay close to family and friends
Tailored Addiction Treatment Programmes for Recovery
Everyone’s experience is different with addiction, so we don’t offer one package for all. At Ocean Recovery, we provide tailored addiction treatment programmes that are designed to get the most out of your stay at our residential drug and rehab centre. You have the option to choose from a range of psychological addiction treatments, performed by leading therapists and medical professionals, including:
- CBT (Cognitive-Behavioural-Therapy)
- One-on-one-therapy
- Group therapy
- 12-step therapy programmes
- Family therapy
In addition to therapy treatments, our drug and alcohol rehab offer holistic therapies to combine psychological and physiological treatments for improved overall well-being including:
- Meditation therapy
- Wellbeing walks
- Yoga therapy
- Massage therapy
Drug and Alcohol Rehab Process
Acknowledging an alcohol addiction and deciding to visit drug and alcohol rehab in Merseyside can be daunting, stepping into what feels to be the unknown. But don’t worry. At Ocean Recovery, we hold your hand along the way to ensure that your experience is stress-free, so you can focus solely on your recovery.
Admissions
The initial stages of our admissions process involve speaking to one of our friendly advisors for advice and support and organising the nearest convenient date to visit our rehab centre and your ideal treatment programme. On the day of admission into rehab, you will visit an onsite doctor to take part in medical tests to ensure you are healthy and able to detox safely.
Detox
For approximately the first 7 days of your stay at our residential drug and alcohol rehab centre, you will detox to remove any reliance on alcohol or drug substances. During this time, you will be medically supervised by medical professionals to ensure you are safe and healthy. This process is to ensure that you are ready to take part in treatment programmes, without distractions or health risks.
Addiction Treatments and Therapies
The main 14-21 weeks of your rehabilitation programme will involve taking part in addiction treatments and therapies. During this time, you will learn more about your addiction and find new ways to manage your behaviour to reduce the chances of relapsing in the future. The treatments you take part in will depend on your chosen programme.
Aftercare and Support
After completing a stay at the rehabilitation programme at our rehab centre, you will receive up to 12 months of aftercare and support as you continue your recovery journey. As well as check-ins with a counsellor via video meetings, you have access to support groups. We focus on helping you after your treatment programme as you navigate back to normal life at home.
How Long Does Rehab Take?
Residential treatment in rehab in Merseyside is typically 28 days long. This is the most recommended length of treatment in the majority of residential rehab centres as it gives you enough time to fully work through the detox process as well as undergo a number of therapies.
Addiction treatment for drug or alcohol addiction involves both mental and physical treatments and therapies to help you overcome it.
This is why 28 day programmes are recommended, as residential rehab works to treat the entirety of your addiction.
If you have a smaller budget however, we offer 10-day treatment options which involves only the detox. Although it is recommended to stay in a private rehab for longer, you still benefit from medical detox and nutritional meals and support throughout your stay.
If the cost of private rehab centres is stopping you from accessing treatment, you can see if private health insurance covers rehab treatment or seek outpatient treatment services as an alternative.
Get advice today from a member of our support team for free on 01253 847 553.
Free Rehabilitation Alternatives in Merseyside
There are free, rehabilitation alternatives for those suffering from alcoholism or a substance disorder in Merseyside. These local services are often free-of-charge and are easily accessible to help with addiction recovery during the earlier stages and prevent relapse.
Alcoholics & Narcotics Anonymous on Merseyside
Merseyside covers a wide area, so there are more than enough options when it comes to finding a place near you, in a place that you’re comfortable.
Alcoholics and Narcotics Anonymous are incredibly popular groups that follow a 12-step recovery approach and intend to, as a group, tackle addiction. We encourage those who are in recovery to attend these groups where possible to make for an easier transition from private rehab to the ‘real world’.
These groups keep you accountable, can see you through hard times, help you avoid relapse and see you on the long-term road to sobriety.
Here are some of the AA and NA meetings around Merseyside in the most central locations.
AA | Liverpool Solution Big-Book-Study
- When: Wednesdays, start time: 19.30 – duration 1hr 30mins
- Where: The Blessed Sacrament Shrine RC Church, 4 Dawson St, L1 1LE
AA | Birkenhead Nightingales
- When: Monday, start time: 19.30 – duration 1hr
- Where: Nightingales Café (1st Floor Mtg Rm), 90 Argyle St, CH41 6AG
for a full list, view all AA meetings on Merseyside here.
NA | New Comers Meeting
- When: Sundays, start time 13:00 – duration 1hr 30 mins
- Where: St Bride’s Church, Percy Street, Liverpool, Merseyside, L8 7LT
NA | The Den Stop Meeting
- When: Mondays, start time: 19.30 – duration 1hr 30 mins
- Where: St James Centre, 344 Laird Street, Birkenhead, Merseyside, CH41 7AL
For a full list of NA Meetings on Merseyside, find the full timetable here.
Local NHS Help on Merseyside
Addiction isn’t something you’re expected to overcome on your own, it is a difficult fight and we understand that it can be hard to know where to start.
While there are, of course, rehabs like us at Ocean Recovery, don’t forget about talking to your GP. There is local help from the NHS and this can come in many forms.
First, you can contact your GP. If you’re not registered with a GP, make sure you get registered; you can find your nearest GP and one that accepts your area by going onto the NHS Find a GP site here.
All you need to do is pop in your postcode, and you’ll find practices near you.
If you’re not yet registered, you can also call 111, a service that is not for emergencies, but for assessment and advice on what kind of medical assistance you need.
Don’t forget, if you or somebody else is in a crisis, for example, an overdose, call an ambulance – don’t waste any time. For A&E services, find some of the hospitals that have this across Merseyside below.
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