Staffordshire Drug & Alcohol Rehab Clinics

Getting Help in Staffordshire

No one is immune to addiction. It can affect anyone at any point in their life, and the consequences can be devastating. A brighter future awaits all those who want help, and we are here to help you access it.

Our rehab clinics in Staffordshire have immense experience helping people from all backgrounds overcome their addiction. From alcohol and drug abuse to behavioural issues, our services cover addiction in all forms.

We believe that with help, support and understanding, anyone can beat addiction. The road to recovery is hard but becoming substance independent is achievable.

When you are ready to take the next step, call us on 0800 118 2892. We’re here to explore your options with you and get you into the right rehab clinic.

Why Choose Rehab in Staffordshire?

Staffordshire is a great place to enter rehab if you love countryside and wildlife. It is home to The Roaches, a beautiful rocky ridge in the Peak District, and Dimmingsdale, a valley that encompasses the Churnet Valley and Staffordshire Moorlands.

Location is an important aspect of rehab because our clinics in Staffordshire offer excursions for patients. These provide freedom and time away from a clinical environment, allowing you to relax and enjoy your time with us. 

Our rehab centres offer a higher standard of care than most. We will treat the physical, behavioural and social sides of your addiction and take great effort to back you up when you graduate from our care with a high-quality support network. 

Inpatient and Outpatient Rehab Programmes

You can undergo a recovery programme as an inpatient or outpatient. Which is best for you depends on your addiction and your financial situation.

Inpatient rehab

As an inpatient, you will undergo your detox in the safety of our clinic and take part in a recovery programme that delivers intensive treatment. This is the most comprehensive type of drug rehabilitation in Staffordshire.

Outpatient rehab

As an outpatient, you will undergo a home detox, and will need someone to look after you unless you can do it yourself. Outpatient rehab is cheaper but it’s also less successful, with a higher risk of relapse.

Which is best?

Inpatient rehab is best for those who are at a medium to high risk of relapse. It ensures a safe detox environment and gives us the best opportunity to treat the behavioural problems that cause you to abuse alcohol or drugs.

For a prescription drug detox or for milder addictions, outpatient rehab may be suitable, but it depends on the patient.

To find out which type of rehab is best for you, call us on 0800 118 2892 and one of our helpful people will discuss this with you.

Unique Facilities and Staff

Your rehabilitation in Staffordshire will take place in a clinic with its own private grounds and comfortable facilities. Our clinics provide hotel-like accommodation, ensuring your time with us feels more like a break than rehab.

Our medical team includes:

• BACP accredited nurses
• Therapists
• Counsellors
• A GP
• A clinical psychologist

We also have access to:

• Dieticians
• Nutritionists
• Personal trainers

We have a games room and several function rooms, where we host group counselling sessions, motivational interviews and workshops. We also offer access to personal trainers and dieticians who can help you get fit and healthy. 

Treatments and Services

Treatment at our rehab clinics focusses on beating addiction at the source and improving your overall health and wellbeing.

Our core services include:

• Medical detoxification
• Psychiatric assessments
• Behavioural training
• Psychoanalysis
• Counselling
• Dual diagnosis care

We also provide:

• Holistic therapies
• Sound therapy
• Fitness classes
• Cooking lessons

Whether you need alcohol or drug addiction treatment, our aim is to get you healthy and ready to achieve long-term abstinence.

The best way to do this is to treat the behavioural and physical sides of your addiction, to get your withdrawal symptoms and triggers under complete control.

What Does Rehab Involve?

There are many types of addiction and no two patients are ever the same. We need to understand your addiction and how it affects your life and the lives of those around you to create a recovery programme that works.

Your first physical contact with your Staffordshire rehab clinic will be through a clinical assessment. This will assess your physical and mental health and the findings will be used to create your recovery programme.

Recovery programmes include a medical detox, therapy and ongoing support. How these are delivered depends on your needs.

Detox

Detoxification is the most challenging part of rehab. This is when you abstain from the substances you are addicted to.

The purpose of detoxing is to cleanse your body so it can reset itself. Your detox will last anywhere from a few weeks to a few months.

Your withdrawal symptoms will be managed with medication and you will take part in an activity schedule designed to keep you active and healthy. Our nurses will also be on hand to help you throughout your detox.

Therapy

Therapy is necessary to treat the psychological side of addiction. You may receive counselling and therapy for associated mental health problems like anxiety and depression, and you will also take part in behavioural therapy.

Behavioural therapies like Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) are an important part of rehab because they help to break the bad habits that can foster addiction.

Ongoing support

Your recovery doesn’t end at the clinic doors. Our Staffordshire rehab clinics provide one years’ free aftercare with all programmes, giving you access to additional care if needed so you don’t have to face your new life alone.

We can also arrange a peer mentor or sponsor for you and put you in touch with your local addiction support network. Drug rehab in Staffordshire is a challenging process, but with the right help and support, you will get through it.

Ready to take the next step? Call us today on 0800 118 2892 for personalised advice and to find out more about how rehab works.

Staffordshire Rehab Clinic