Do you live in Derbyshire and suspect you suffer from an addiction? If so, we are here to help. We want to connect you to the best resources to get you off drink or drugs and back into a recovery. Working together with therapy services all over Derbyshire, we can get you back to your regular life, whatever that may have been. We know that normal isn’t normal for everyone… but normal shouldn’t be a life filled with drink or drug use, either.
It’s important to note that we do not provide rehab clinics ourselves, we exist specifically to connect those in need of aid to the services that can grant that aid. Help 4 Addiction was started by a former addict who saw the massive need for firms like ours. Ever since, we act as intermediary experts, able to get your in touch with those that can address your drug or alcohol abuse in a healthy, positive way. Recovery from addiction is entirely possible if you are willing to work hard enough for it. Here at Help 4 addiction, we believe every life is worth that effort.
We do not, however, provide an emergency recovery service here. If you suspect you have taken an overdose and you require more immediate help than we can give, we recommend you get offline and in touch with the Derbyshire emergency services.
Recovery is fundamentally possible in both an NHS and a Private rehab clinic. It is far more likely that you will successfully quit drugs in a centre, than it is if you try it alone. Statistically speaking, you will find your success rate higher at staying off alcohol or quitting taking drugs for good, if you receive professional intervention. This is why there are so many rehab clinics in Derbyshire, both NHS and otherwise.
Private Rehab centres include all the most modern of health and wellness techniques. They often include a lot of holistic-style methods, too. All of these put together aim at forming new, healthier, habits to stop you turning to drugs or drink when times get tough. In NHS services, you probably won’t have the same array of options in therapy, or the same number of holistic approaches. However, the basics will be the same. You will receive therapies in group form, perhaps for family sessions, and even one-on-one counselling for drug or alcohol abuse. All will help you recover from addiction in Derbyshire – but not all will be as luxurious as the services offered by private rehab clinics.
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The cost – the NHS will fund part of your experience, but not all.
The time spent – if you go private, you will likely be in residence at the centre for 28 days or more. If you go outpatient through the NHS, you can receive treatment for up to three months.
The range of optional extras – Private rehab clinics have more choice in therapies or range of things to do while you are there. This is the luxury aspect and, although not necessary for recovery, it does make recovery more stylish.
Aftercare – private rehab clinics tend to have more extensive aftercare programs. However, in the NHS you get aftercare in the form of your local GP, for free.
Reliance on the 12 step program tends to differ. The NHS rely on it more heavily than a private centre, with more options in therapy, might do.
Asides from these, there tends to be no difference in the quality of treatment, nor in the attention to detail you will receive. The important thing is that you get help, regardless of which type of centre you choose. To start your recovery journey contact us now, on 0203 955 7700. We are ready and waiting to be your stepping-stone back to good health and an addiction free life.
Before you begin your recovery proper, you will need to go through the detox process. Whether you need to detox from drugs or alcohol, you will need to go into a centre to do so. There is an option for home detox, but you have to meet certain requirements to get it. Use our online consultation service if you think that you might be more suited to this option.
Detox is what your body has to go through before it can recover from the impact drug or alcohol abuse has had on it. It is the process by which we let the last of the chemicals leave our system in order to get ‘clean’ and start our new life. If the drugs or alcohol never leaves your system and you don’t detox, you will never be completely free of drink or drugs.
Detox is difficult enough that it puts most people off of recovering. Even though the process is difficult, it is still worth doing. You may be able to do it at home or in a centre, but there will be conditions for each. If you live alone, for example, you will need to visit a centre because you will need someone to look after you while you get better. If you prefer to go into a clinic then no problem! Your needs can be attended to, while you get back to full health.
Once detox is over, you can get on with the process of getting back to a normal life. You can break the habits that made you turn to drugs in the first place. You can even get back to the hobbies and pastimes that you had before addiction set in. The world is your oyster once you recover.
Derby city centre has had issues with drug and alcohol problems for a while now. A massive expose in the Derbyshire Telegraph prompted investigations into the drug use in the city centre of Derby as long ago as in 2017. Back then, it was revealed that they city spent an annual 5 million pounds on the drug and alcohol addiction problems the city regularly faces. Readers were reportedly furious that more is spent on the cleaning up of the drug abuse than is spent in prevention. It is understandable, since studies have shown prevention works better than cure in the case of addiction.
In fact, the Office of National Statistics and the UK government agree that each pound spent on prevention of addiction saves £2.50 of NHS funding in the long run. This means that prevention is 1.5 times more effective, in terms of economics, than curing addiction is.
It is more difficult to ascertain whether or not there is an alcohol addiction problem in the Derbyshire area. This is because alcohol is available so widely throughout the country. England allows alcohol sales to the over 18s by law, which means that anyone over the age of 18 could, potentially, be suffering from an alcohol addiction. Derbyshire county council do offer some support for those in the area suffering from addiction. However, the services are limited and urge you to get in touch with the NHS for further help.
Although there is nothing wrong with seeking help for addiction through the NHS, you might be better coming to us, first. Help 4 Addiction are specialists in advising you on the best rehab clinics near you – and on their pricing structures, therapies, and counselling services. Contact us today, while you are here, for a no-obligation chat about possible recovery in the future. We want to hear from you! Call 0203 955 7700, right now, for an informal, risk-free chat.
We want to extend our services to everyone that is suffering from addiction in the Derbyshire area; whether your poison is a narcotic like heroin or cocaine, or whether you suffer from alcohol addiction. Working together, we can connect you with the services you need, in and around your local area, that will get you back on your feet again. Life as an addict is difficult – but it doesn’t need to be. In fact, you don’t need to be an addict anymore, at all. Consider this your wake-up call!
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The only two qualifications we have for reaching out to us is that you are addicted to drink or drugs, and you want to get off of them. IF you think it is time you kicked that bad habit then we want to hear from you – but especially if you live in the Derbyshire area. Contact us now, on 0203 955 7700, or buy using our online consultation service, and start getting the help you need to recover. Anything is possible when you have the right people on your side… and we just-so-happen to be those people.
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 is the founder and CEO of a drug and alcohol rehab center called Help4addiction, which was founded in 2015. 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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Helen O'Mahony2024-04-27Shay was extremely helpful and reassuring in advising me on how my friend can access addiction help for a family member. He explained everything in good detail with all the relevant information. I feel that it will be a great help to my friend who is extremely worried at the moment and I know she will get much solace and help from this. Many thanks!Gaynor Ahern2024-04-26The team at Help4Addiction were absolutely amazing. My daughter is now safe and starting her recovery journey. The help and guidance of AJ and the team, were second to none. They helped find an amazing treatment centre, facilitated contact between my whole family and the treatment centre. They encouraged my daughter and supported me throughout. I cannot thank them enough for literally saving my daughters life. And the continued support even now, 90 day's after my daughter went into treatment. AJ and the team truly are "Earth Angels". I would highly recommend Help4Addiction to anyone who's struggling or family of loved one's in the midst of addiction.Kylie Woodland2024-04-16Charlene was amazing…..so grateful for her support and advice when i didn't know what else to do to try and help my son with addiction ThxJools2024-04-12Had the pleasure of speaking to a lovely person called Shay recently when trying to navigate a situation for a close family friend in crisis. He was so easy to talk to, and he took the time to explain various options available to us and them. Thank you Shay for your kind words, compassion and good luck with everything in your own journey. You're an absolute star. xDavid John2024-04-01Superb experience. I spoke with Charlene, a real human being who was incredibly helpful and understanding and I believe, just from speaking with her, has been through the experience of addiction herself, and so completely understands, or at least, that's how it felt, which was somehow incredibly reassuring and affirming. This is a great first step on the long road to recovery. I highly recommend. Get in contact asap..Sonn Huss2024-04-01I would like to say what a fantastic fantastic service received , Charlene has been extremely supportive and understanding of my situation, has regulary kept in touch .. has listened and reassured me. I can't find the words to describe her , if it wasn't for Charlene supportive nature I would not have been able to get through this difficult time . Thankyou so much greatly appreciate all the team . ❤️cerys johns2024-03-27I spoke with Charlene today, she was so lovely, polite and so knowledgeable. She listen to what I had to say and gave me some valuable advice. Charlene put me in contact with a rehab centre in Bournemouth, that would be able to help my daughter. This young lady also rang me later as promised, to see how I was getting on with all the info. I asked would she mind speaking with daughter and she was glad to. I really appreciated Charlene's dedication in helping and my daughter. Thank you. Cerys Johnsjames shiels2024-03-20Amazing , fantastic help ,Karen Mrs2024-03-19I really need to give this feedback from my heart. I was in crisis today. I won't go into detail....... I called this number in a hope and prayer I would get some help... I write this because the service was my saviour in hope. A lady had been so so helpful. I hope I am allowed to mention her name ""Charlene" who has stayed in contact with me via phone helping me out. Above and beyond I would say. I thank you for all your help advise and support. I truly mean it. My name is Karen. This is a wonderful service.Ms Mitchell2024-03-19This service was amazing. From Charlene and AJ. It gave me a better understanding.
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