Hull Drug & Alcohol Rehab Clinics

Finding Rehab in Hull

Rehab is a life changing process and admitting that you need help for alcohol or drug addiction is the first step in that process. The longer you leave addiction, the worse it becomes so it is in your best interests to seek advice now.

Thankfully, there are several high-quality rehab centres in Hull that have a proven track record for helping people beat addiction. Our clinics are excellent examples – all our clinics are staffed by BACP accredited nurses and provide a fulfilling break away from home. Your stay with us will be comfortable and nurturing.

Entering rehab can be a daunting experience but let us assure you that you aren’t the first person to enter rehab, and you won’t be the last.

Our rehab clinics in Hull have helped hundreds of people beat their addiction, and we can help you do the same. The next step in this process is speaking with us, so we can provide advice and recommend the clinics that are right for you. Call us on 0800 118 2892 to speak with our people. All advice is free and confidential.

Why Choose Rehab in Hull?

If you live in Hull, there is no need to travel far outside the city to receive help and support for your addiction. There are several rehab clinics in Hull that have a track record for helping people beat their addiction. Our clinics are among these.

You will find that our clinics are fully staffed by BACP accredited nurses and are run by a team of consultants. They are also easy to get to, and we are happy to arrange transport to our clinics so you can get here safely.

Your accommodation will be comfortable, and your recovery environment will be both nurturing and productive. With the right help, support and understanding, we have faith in you to beat your addiction and leave our care a new person. All you have to do is make the call to kickstart the process. We’re here to help.

Inpatient & Outpatient Rehab Programmes

Rehab in Hull is most often delivered via an inpatient rehab programme, which is when the patient stays in rehab accommodation.

Outpatients perform a home detox. The level of care is less, but this type of rehab is also cheaper. Which is best for you depends on your personal circumstances as well as the extent and type of addiction you have.

Inpatient rehab

As an inpatient, you will have access to:

• A dedicated GP
• Consultant psychiatrist
• Clinical psychologist
• Psychotherapists
• BACP accredited nurses

You will also receive therapy at your clinic and undergo a productive activity schedule to compliment your recovery. This might include SMART workshops, group therapy sessions and holistic therapies like massage. Our patients also have access to a personal trainer and a gym to keep fit and healthy throughout their stay.

Outpatient rehab

Outpatient drug rehabilitation in Hull is a less comprehensive experience. You will undergo your detox at home, which means you will either look after yourself, or a loved one will look after you. You will be asked to routinely check in with your clinic so they can monitor your progress, but your access to nurses will be limited.

This type of rehab can be suitable for alcohol treatment, but not always. Outpatient rehab only tends to be recommended for milder addictions, such as a prescription drug detox or if an inpatient programme is uneconomical.

If you are unsure about which type of rehabilitation is best for you, you can get advice by speaking with one of our helpful advisors – call us on 0800 118 2892.

What Does Rehab Involve?

Rehab will take you on a journey of self discovery and reflection. It is a time for healing, understanding, and doing. For perhaps the first time in a long time, you will take control of your addiction and begin to take positive steps.

The process

Once you have chosen a rehab clinic to provide your care and create your recovery programme, you will attend a clinical assessment with a doctor and a therapist. The findings of this assessment will be used to create your programme.

Admission

You can be admitted into our Hull rehab clinics immediately or you can have a planned admission. Most people prefer the idea of planned admission, however, for those in need of immediate intervention same-day admission is possible.

Treatment initiation

Once admitted into rehab, you will be introduced to your care team and discuss the treatments you will undergo. You will be prescribed withdrawal medication for your detox and receive your schedule, which will be packed with activities.

Detoxing

This is the most difficult stage of rehab in Hull; however, you will be prescribed withdrawal medication to ease your symptoms, and your activity schedule will go some way to taking your mind off it. Although difficult, your detox will be supervised by our world-class team of nurses and you will have access to a dedicated GP.

Therapy and counselling

Therapy will be introduced early on in your recovery programme to compliment your alcohol or drug detox. Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) are two therapies that have an excellent track record for helping people stay drug free with practical steps.

Ongoing help and support

We will put in place a support network so that you can continue to access help and support after you complete your rehab in Hull. In our experience, ongoing support is always needed because people have their ups and downs. Rest assured that you will always have access to the support you need. 

In summary, when you enter rehab, you will:

• Undergo a clinical assessment
• Receive a personalised treatment plan
• Undergo a medically-managed detox
• Be prescribed withdrawal medication
• Be looked after by BACP accredited nurses

Getting the help you need for addiction can be difficult. If you want to explore your Hull rehab options, we’re here to guide you. Our compassionate and experienced people will explore your rehab options with you for free. Call us on 0800 118 2892.

Rehab Fees & Admission in East-Yorkshire

To get started in your journey to recovery, the first step is to call the Serenity Centre helpline on 0800 118 2892, for a free no-obligation advice. We aim to be available 24hrs a day, 7 days a week and our telephone counsellors can manage emergency admissions when required. Visit our admission page or learn more about our pricing for more information.