West Yorkshire Drug & Alcohol Rehab Clinics

Getting Help in West Yorkshire

If you or someone you love needs help for addiction, it is never too late. Addiction is a horrible illness that only gets worse over time. Thankfully, with the right support, beating your addiction is a realistic goal.

Our rehab clinics in West Yorkshire specialise in medicated detoxes, and resolving the bad habits and triggers that fuel addiction. We will get to the source of your addiction and treat it, so you can achieve long-term abstinence.

We won’t lie and say rehab is easy – because it isn’t. But with help, support and understanding, it can be fulfilling and (in some ways) enjoyable. Many of our patients look back at their time with us fondly.

We offer immediate and rapid admission for those most in need. For free advice, call us on 0800 118 2892. All advice is free and confidential, and we will take the time to discuss your options with you. It’s what we do.

Why Choose Rehab in West Yorkshire?

West Yorkshire is in a brilliant location for rehab. It’s home to Roundhay Park, Harewood House, the National Coal Mining Museum, Kirkstall Abbey and hundreds more places everyone should visit at least once in their lifetime.

Location is an important aspect of entering rehab for two reasons. Firstly your rehab experience will probably include group excursions to interesting places. And secondly because if your rehab clinic is in a nice place, then it provides the tranquillity and peace and quiet needed for healing and self-reflection. 

Our rehab centres in West Yorkshire are in fantastic locations, with countryside to enjoy and private grounds for you to relax in. Your recovery programme will offer the opportunity to explore West Yorkshire with daily walks, cycling sessions and safe excursions. We believe in giving our patients freedom to purify the soul.

Inpatient and Outpatient Rehab Programmes

You can undergo a recovery programme as an inpatient or outpatient.

Inpatient rehab

This is the most comprehensive type of rehabilitation, when you stay in residential accommodation at our clinic and undergo your detox under the supervision of our nurses. This allows us to not only eliminate the risk of relapse during your detox, but also deliver a higher standard of therapy.

Outpatient rehab

This is a lighter form of rehab. As an outpatient, you will undergo a home detox and be cared for by a loved one. You will need to check in with your clinic on set days and you will receive weekly nurse visits. Your therapy will be provided as an outpatient and you will not enjoy a break away from home.

Which is best?

If all things were equal, inpatient rehab would always be the best choice for drug or alcohol rehabilitation because it’s incredibly comprehensive.

However, outpatient rehab is cheaper and can work for low risk patients, such as those who might need a prescription drug detox or for milder addictions.

If you want a definitive answer, please call us on 0800 118 2892 and one of our helpful people will discuss this with you.

Unique Facilities and Staff

Our rehab clinics are situated in prime locations and boast outstanding facilities, with reading rooms, game rooms and sheltered outdoor spaces for you to enjoy. We want you to be comfortable during your time with us. 

Our clinics are also staffed by our expert clinical care team. This includes BACP accredited nurses and experienced support workers. We will also hold daily group therapy sessions for you to take part in, headed by our lead therapist.

Our clinical care team includes:

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

Your addiction treatment will be monitored by our clinical psychologist, lead nurse and lead therapist, who will make adjustments to your recovery programme, so you receive the highest standards of help and support.

Treatments and services

As part of your recovery, you will undergo:

• A supervised, medically-managed detox
• Behavioural therapy
• Cognitive therapy
• Motivational therapy

You may also receive help for associated mental health problems like depression, anxiety, self harm, OCD, PTSD and eating disorders.

Our aim for your rehab in West Yorkshire is for you to leave our care far healthier than when you arrived, so we will also organise:

• Fitness classes
• Meditation sessions
• Pilates
• Yoga
• Cycling sessions
• Daily walks

You will also eat a healthy diet prepared by our nutritionist.

What Does Rehab Involve?

Your journey to recovery will be unique and special to you. Rehab is merely one steppingstone to overcoming your addiction, but it is undoubtedly the most important because it will form the foundation of your recovery.

Your rehab will involve you undergoing a medicated detox and an intensive therapy programme to help resolve the habits and triggers that lead to your substance abuse. We will discuss these in greater detail below.

Detoxing

Your West Yorkshire rehab clinic will create a recovery programme that aims to resolve your addiction at the source. This requires a detox to cleanse your body.

Detoxing is perfectly safe so long as it is supervised, and the risk of relapse is low so long as you receive help to manage your withdrawal symptoms.

Your detox will be managed with medication and our nurses and support workers will be on hand to provide support. You will also take part in a productive activity schedule to keep your mind and body active.

Your detox will last anywhere from a few weeks to a few months.

Therapy

Therapy is an important aspect of recovery – some would say it is the most important because it helps resolve bad habits and triggers. In turn, it helps patients achieve long-term abstinence. Detoxing alone rarely achieves this.

You will begin your therapy during your detox. The two most common behavioural therapies are Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT). These have an excellent track record for helping people resolve behavioural issues and overcome their habits.

You may also benefit from psychiatric care if you have particularly complex mental health problems. This is also a good opportunity to receive help for issues like anxiety, depression, OCD, PTSD, eating disorders and personality disorders.

Continued abstinence

Your recovery doesn’t end at the clinic doors.

After you graduate from rehab, you will stay on withdrawal medication for a short while and be weaned off it slowly, until such a point that your symptoms are under complete control.

You will likely continue with therapy in some form and we can also set you up with a sponsor or peer mentor. We will do all we can to support you so you can rebuild your life free from the shackles of addiction.

For free rehab advice or to get started with your rehab journey, call us on 0800 118 2892 to speak with our helpful people. We can also connect you with our West Yorkshire rehab clinics for specific medical advice.

West Yorkshire Rehab Clinic