Can addiction be treated?

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Yes, addiction is a treatable condition. Consumption can be stopped through a detoxification process, followed by therapy to treat the psychological concerns of addiction. Treatment will restore the body and mind whilst also preparing clients for sobriety. Although addiction cannot be cured, it’s treatable and manageable by completing drug and alcohol rehab.

What happens after rehab?

After rehab, you’ll return to your life in Erdington. Yet you’ll need to make some changes to adjust to sobriety. You’ll also work through some sobriety milestones, to strengthen your recovery journey. Each step will be guided by our team, offered through aftercare services and relapse prevention planning.

How common are relapse risks?

Relapse risks can surface at any time. An addiction is a relapsing disorder, which requires long-term control. Over time, it will get easier to control triggers and to cope through their presence. Yet initially, relapse risks can be high, which is why aftercare is offered and highly recommended. Drug and alcohol relapse is normal, is treatable and can be worked from, to maintain sobriety.