Alcohol, prescription drugs and illicit substances are all addictive and are all impactful on the body and brain. Through abusing drugs or alcohol, addiction risks are high, causing physical and psychological changes.

Reducing the risk of addiction and/or treating an existing addiction is possible, by working through a wide range of therapeutic techniques and rehabilitation efforts. Long-term planning, behavioural changes and relapse prevention are all also important commitments, to reduce the recurrent nature of addiction.

Through drug and alcohol rehab, effective addiction treatment and detoxification plans can be accessed. Rehab programmes are designed and used to diagnose, understand, treat, and manage addiction, which are available in personalised forms here at Addiction Advocates.

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Are you suffering from Addiction and need help? Addiction Advocates are leading UK based experts in Private Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Treatment. Find out how we can help by getting in touch with our friendly team today.

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By finding and checking into a private drug and alcohol rehab in Walkden, you can experience the care and quality of our network. Reach out for advice whilst considering and beginning drug and alcohol rehab. We’re here to support you through addiction recovery, accessible on 0800 012 6088.

What is a Private Rehab?

A private drug and alcohol rehab centre is a rehabilitation facility that is privately run and operated.

While all drug and alcohol rehab centres in the Walkden area share the same core principles of helping you overcome your addiction, a private facility differs from one run by the NHS in a few key ways.

First of all, we want you to know that the NHS does offer good options that are freely available to everyone in the UK. So if you worry that, for whatever reason, private rehab is not for you, don’t give up on trying to seek help and achieve long-term recovery. The NHS rehabilitation services will still be able to help you.

With a private drug and alcohol rehab centre, you are paying for their time and attention, so you receive a much more catered one-to-one service. Your comfort and treatments are their number one priority, and they are able to take the time to treat you as an individual, not just a patient.

Many people find they are put off from seeking help from the NHS due to how underfunded and understaffed the mental health sector is. However, with sadly more people needing treatment for a drug or alcohol addiction than ever, the NHS has had no choice but to prioritise the more serious cases and leave everyone else on a waitlist.

These wait lists can last for months just to give people an appointment where they have to prove they are struggling enough to warrant treatment.

This can leave many people feeling hopeless and as though the system is against them.

We want to assure you that at Addiction Advocates, we see you, and we believe you when you say you need help. We have found over our years of experience that speed is the key to successful addiction recovery and that as soon as you make the decision to seek help, we will do everything we can to get you booked into a local rehab to start your treatments as soon as possible.

With a private drug and alcohol rehab centre in the Walkden area, you have treatment options available to you that allow you to tailor your recovery journey around your life and your existing needs.

You could decide on the outpatient treatment option that allows you to remain in the comfort of your own home. But, at the same time, you work toward long-term recovery.

Or you could decide on a residential stay at the drug and alcohol rehab centre, giving you a more intense treatment plan that gives you a break from the stress and temptations of everyday life.

At its core, a private drug and alcohol rehab centre is an addiction rehabilitation facility that is designed with you in mind. It can offer you top-quality care without forcing you to wait months and months for an answer if you can even begin your treatments.

A private rehab centre can offer a more streamlined and accessible option that is available to everyone, including various treatment options and payment options allowing you to decide how much you are comfortable paying.

 

Is Rehab Expensive?

A private drug and alcohol rehab centre does cost money to attend. Still, there are different treatment options available at different price points to help make it more accessible to people.

A lot of the cost associated with a private drug and alcohol rehab centre comes from how long you are staying and what kind of room you want.

First of all, you have the cheapest option available in the form of an at-home detox. This works similarly to a standard detox process, except it is done in the comfort of your own home. You are still perfectly safe as you will be monitored remotely by a member of our medical staff.

The next option you have is to stay in a shared room during your residential stay at the drug and alcohol rehab centre in the Walkden area. Some people prefer to share a room during their stay as they can find that addiction and the journey to long-term recovery can be very lonely and isolating.

The most expensive option is a private room during your residential stay at the drug and alcohol rehab centre. This is a very good option for people who just want to focus on themselves and their recovery without the distraction or discomfort they may find in a roommate.

It is important that you remember that a lot of the costs of a private drug and alcohol rehab centre stay come from how long you are there. For example, if you just were to stay for the detox, you would likely only have to stay for ten days.

However, it is essential that you are prepared for the fact that it is standard for rehabilitation treatments to take around 28-30 days to complete.

 

Type of Therapies Available

There are a few different types of therapies you may be recommended for when you arrive at the drug and alcohol rehab centre in the Walkden area. The exact type will be decided after you speak with a member of our team and we have a better idea of your current needs and past experiences.

The different types of therapy are:

Each of these therapies is designed to help people in different ways.

For example, group therapy can be very beneficial for those who are struggling with the isolating effects of addiction and need to interact with others who really understand what it is like to work towards long-term recovery.

Or there is art therapy which is designed to help those who struggle to communicate to express their thoughts and feelings.

 

Finding a Rehab Near Me

With Addiction Advocates, we can help you find a local drug and alcohol rehab centre in the Walkden area.

We do this by asking you to contact our admissions team so that we can find a rehab centre that meets your needs both in terms of treatments and location.

You can visit our admissions page for more information.

 

How we Can Help

At Addiction Advocates, we have years of experience in helping people in their journey to long-term recovery. With us, we will be able to book you into a high-quality drug and alcohol rehab centre that will provide you with a safe and welcoming environment to work towards long-term recovery.

We are here for you to answer any of your questions and to put you at ease. To speak to a member of our team, please call us at 0800 012 6088 or text HELP to 83222.

We know this process can feel scary, and we can’t promise you that it will be easy. But we can promise you that a drug and alcohol rehab centre is the best place for you to get help with your addiction.

You just need to be brave enough to give us a call and then let us handle the rest.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Addiction Be Cured?
Due to the fact that addiction is a chronic illness, the threat of relapse will always be there. Although, learning how to keep the threat of relapse at bay will come to be second nature with the help of relapse prevention planning at a professional rehabilitation centre.
How to Find Rehab Near me
There are many different rehab places available and it can be difficult to know which would be the best one for you. We work hard to find the right one based not only on location but also its suitability for your own individual needs. Contact us today to find out more – it might be the best thing you ever do.
What happens After an Intervention?
After the addiction intervention, you must stick to everything promised. If the addict agrees to go to a treatment facility, you must provide all of the additional support promised during the intervention. If the person refuses to seek help for their addiction, you must adhere to all of the consequences set out during the intervention.

References

  • [1] NHS - https://www.nhs.uk/