Wrexham Drug & Alcohol Rehab Clinics

Getting Help in Wrexham

Getting help for alcohol or drug addiction will change your life. We believe that with help, support and understanding, anyone can beat addiction. The next step is to choose a rehab clinic to create your recovery programme.

If you’re looking for rehab clinics in Wrexham, there are several clinics that specialise in treating alcohol and drug addiction. Our rehab clinics are prime examples, offering access to a world-class team of medical professionals.

Our rehab centres in Wrexham offer you the chance to change your life. We will create a personalised rehab programme to treat the physical and behavioural sides of addiction so you can beat your addiction and stay substance free.

We are here to guide you through your options and answer all your questions about the rehab process. Call the Serenity helpline on 0800 118 2892 to speak with our people about the next steps. All advice is free and confidential.

Why Choose Rehab in Wrexham?

Wrexham is the largest town in the north of Wales. It is conveniently located along the border of England and is the fourth largest urban area in Wales. If you need help for alcohol or drug addiction, it is also home to several high-quality rehab clinics.

If you enter rehab in Wrexham at one of our rehab centres, you will be cared for by our team of world-class medical experts.

We offer inpatient and outpatient rehab programmes to suit all budgets and we will create a personalised recovery programme to help heal your body, mind and soul.

All our rehab centres in Wrexham offer the following features:

• Excellent transport links
• BACP accredited professionals
• The best doctors and clinicians
• Inpatient and outpatient rehab programmes
• A proven track record for helping people beat addiction

We offer help and intervention for drug, alcohol and behavioural addiction. Our medical team is trained to treat a wide variety of accompanying medical health problems, including OCD, PTSD, anxiety, depression and eating disorders. 

Inpatient and Outpatient Rehab in Wrexham

Drug and alcohol treatment in Wrexham is most often provided through an inpatient recovery programme, which is when you stay in rehab accommodation.

The alternative is to perform a home detox as part of an outpatient recovery programme. This has a higher chance of relapse because most homes are not as safe or secure as our clinics. Most patients also benefit from a break away from home. This is something only inpatients enjoy.

Inpatients

As an inpatient, you will undergo a comprehensive recovery and detox programme to heal your mind, body and soul. As part of this, you will undergo your early therapy at our clinic and take part in SMART workshops and meditation to help ease your mind. We will also put on activities and entertainment to keep you productive.

Outpatients

As an outpatient, you will be in contact with your rehab centre in Wrexham, but your detox will be performed at home. You will undergo therapy outside the clinic. Your rehab experience will be outside the clinic so you will not enjoy a break away from home. This makes outpatient rehab cheaper, but also less effective.

Whether you need to undergo an alcohol or drug detox, we would always recommend inpatient rehab. It offers a higher standard of care and you’ll appreciate the process more. Don’t know which is best for you? Get advice by speaking with one of our helpful advisors – call us on 0800 118 2892.

What Does Rehab Involve?

There is no right or wrong way to beat addiction. However, some methods have certainly proven to be more effective than others.

In our experience, addiction is always best treated with a personalised recovery programme that considers your physical and mental health.

There are more sides to addiction than the physical side. We also need to treat the social and behavioural sides of addiction because these lead to bad choices. If we can get to the bottom of these, we can beat your addiction for good.

There are four main stages of rehab:

1. Treatment initiation
2. Early abstinence (detox)
3. Therapy
4. Maintained abstinence

These stages are the same whether you need to undergo a prescription drug detox, alcohol treatment or street drug treatment.

Treatment initiation

The earliest stage of treatment initiation involves you attending a clinical assessment organised by your chosen Wrexham rehab clinic. The findings of this assessment will be used to create your personalised recovery programme.

The next stage of treatment initiation happens once you are admitted into rehab, when you will meet your care team and discuss the treatments you will receive. 

Early abstinence (detox)

Your detox will take two weeks to one month to complete. With an alcohol or drug detox, you will be prescribed withdrawal medication to ease your withdrawal symptoms and take the edge off.

The point of a detox is to cleanse your body. Your worst withdrawal symptoms will occur during this period. As an inpatient of one of our Wrexham rehab clinics, you will be in a safe and nurturing environment to help you get through it.

Therapy

Therapy forms an important part of rehabilitation. You will enter therapy while you are undergoing your detox, to address the social and behavioural sides of addiction.

You will also receive counselling and support for underlying mental health problems, such as PTSD, OCD, anxiety, depression and eating disorders.

Maintained abstinence

With help, support and understanding, we honestly believe that anyone can beat their addiction and stay substance free forever. However, this is only achievable if you can access support in the future. A blip here could cause you to relapse.

We will make sure you leave the care of our rehab clinics in Wrexham with a support network that you can access any time. You can also continue with your therapy, if you think you would benefit from speaking to someone a little more.

If you want to learn more about the rehabilitation process, there’s no better time than now to seek advice from our friendly team. Call us on 0800 118 2892 to find out more about alcohol and drug rehab in Wrexham.