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Drug & Alcohol Rehab Bradford

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How are alcohol & drug addictions treated?
Is rehab covered by the NHS?
Common signs of drug/alcohol addiction
What happens after rehabilitation?
What help can I get before going to rehab?

Last updated on April 13th, 2022 at 01:29 pm

At Hel4Addiction, we promise to help you find the best drug addiction treatments in Bradford. You’ll be pleased to know that there are numerous services available, and our team of impartial counsellors can help you find the perfect clinic.

In Bradford, you will find both inpatient and outpatient rehab centres. If you require an intensive treatment process, then we recommend the inpatient approach. This involves living at the rehab clinic for up to 90 days as you’re given a detox followed by extensive counselling and holistic treatments. Outpatient clinics are ideal if you want a less intense approach as you can go to the clinic for counselling sessions and group therapy, but you don’t have to live there.

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If you’re unsure which service is most beneficial for you – or you’re searching on behalf of someone you know – then please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us. We have experienced professional who will treat you with compassion and understanding. You’ll get all the information you need to make the best decision.

 

How are alcohol & drug addictions treated?

A typical rehab clinic will choose from a range of different treatments after assessing you. More often than not, these include the following:

  • Counselling
  • Detoxification
  • Cognitive Therapy
  • Reflexology
  • Mindfulness
  • Behavioural Therapy
  • Mental Health Assessments

You might not experience all of these treatments while you’re at the clinic, and there could be some that aren’t even mentioned. There’s no ‘one size fits all’ approach to addiction treatment; it’s tailored to the individual. Along with this, you will often be prescribed medication if you have serious difficulty handling the withdrawal symptoms. 

 

Is rehab covered by the NHS?

Seeing as rehabilitation is a form of healthcare, many people wonder if it’s covered by the NHS. Thankfully, you can get alcohol rehab treatment for three through the NHS. To do this, you have to see your GP, who will then refer you to a local community service group in your area. Here, you get counselling and group therapy, along with free medication from your doctor to help with your withdrawal symptoms.

It’s also not unheard of to get free inpatient rehab treatment on the NHS too. But, this is only reserved for the most severe cases, and you must prove that you’ve been to the community service group and it hasn’t helped. Not everyone gets approved for this, and it can take time before you know if you’re in or not. Often, if you want inpatient/residential treatment, then you have to go private. As you would expect, you have to pay for private rehab treatment, and the prices can vary.

 

Common signs of drug/alcohol addiction

We’re firm believers in taking action at the earliest possible stage. Seeking treatment for a drug addiction that you’ve had for many years is going to be harder than getting treatment for a new addiction. So, if you can spot the signs of addiction in yourself, then it will help you take swift action. The same goes for people you love and care about; if you can spot the signs in them, then you can help them out quickly.

One of the most common things to look for is a dependency on the substance. Are you continually drinking alcohol or taking drugs as a way of feeling happy or covering up your pain? Do you turn to drugs as a regular part of your life that you can’t do without? If the answer is yes, then it’s a clear sign of addictive tendencies.

Furthermore, behavioural changes are a crucial indicator, and they’re one of the easiest ways to spot addiction in someone else. Mood swings, personality disorders, and a general change in the way someone acts are all telltale signs of an addiction to drugs or alcohol.

Perhaps the best way to tell if you need to go to rehab or not is by cutting out alcohol or drugs for one day. If you start getting panic attacks, an elevated heart rate, excessive sweating, or any other abnormal reactions, then it’s clear you’re addicted. These are typical withdrawal symptoms that people face when they’re dependent on a substance and remove it from their life.

No matter how far down the path of addiction you are, it’s always possible to be saved. Talk to our team, and we will give you some confidential advice on what to do next.

 

What happens after rehabilitation?

Once you’ve completed your rehabilitation at a Bradford clinic, then you typically receive around a year of aftercare as well. Here, you’re not so much undergoing any treatments, but it’s more a case of providing the support you need to avoid any relapses. A lot of people go through rehab and then slip back into bad habits because no one is making them feel accountable or checking in on them. With aftercare, you can attend counselling groups and meetings with other people like you, which helps you maintain your sobriety.

Some people will even go to local community services for free help many years after rehab – it’s entirely up to you, some patients find it easier to stay sober than others. Don’t worry about all of this, we will answer any questions you have if you give us a call.

 

What help can I get before going to rehab?

Going to rehab isn’t the first step in dealing with an alcohol or drug addiction. The first step is realising you have a problem and reaching out for help. There is a lot of advice and guidance out there for anyone in this situation. As mentioned before, it’s often a good idea to see your GP and make use of the free NHS addiction recovery services available. But, you can also call free helplines to get as much assistance as possible during a very difficult time.

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At Help4Addiction, we offer over-the-phone counselling whenever you need it. Our team of advisors is very experienced in this type of work, and we’re willing to talk you through all your options and answer all your questions. If you want to take a giant leap towards a life without addiction, then call us now on 0203 955 7700.

 

Other Related Areas To Consider For Rehab

York, Yorkshire, North Yorkshire, South Yorkshire, Manchester, Swinton, Preston

 

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Nick Conn

Nicholas Conn is a leading industry addiction expert who runs the UK’s largest addiction advisory service and is regularly featured in the national press, radio and TV. He has been clean himself since 2009 and has worked in the Addiction and Rehab Industry for over a decade. Nick is dedicated to helping others recover and get treatment for drug and alcohol abuse. In 2013, he released a book ‘The Thin White’ line that is available on Amazon.

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Dr Robert Lefever

Dr. Robert Lefever is a world leading addictions specialist. He is the foremost expert for addiction treatment. He has personally been in recovery from all substances since the 12th October 1984.

He created the first rehab in the UK to look at all addiction in 1986. Dr. Robert Lefever wrote with Professor Geoffrey Stephenson the masters degree course in addiction psychology at London South Bank University, this was the first of its kind and one of the most highly regarded courses that a therapist can do today.

Robert is also a TED speaker, author, composer and still remains an addiction treatment counsellor.
Last Medically Reviewed On: 09/04/2021
Due to be Reviewed On: 09/04/2023

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