If you live in Herefordshire county and have a problem quitting drugs or getting off drinking, we at Help 4 Addiction can connect you with the resources you need. Success rates are higher when you seek out a treatment plan that is best suited to you, with the right people on your side, your chances of sticking to a rehabilitation plan are increased. Let us be your initial support to get you off drink and drugs, for good.
If you need emergency help, then you should contact emergency services. If you need to formulate a plan to quit an addiction in an orderly, safe, welcoming environment, then we are the group you need. We offer a team of recovery experts at your disposal, poised and waiting for your call.
Contact us now at 0203 955 7700 if you are ready to kick your addiction. You can also schedule a consultation with us if you are not quite ready for a phone call just yet.
Herefordshire is generally thought of as a nice place to live. Just because a place is nice in the daylight, however, doesn’t mean it doesn’t hide secrets when the sun goes down. Drug and alcohol addiction are huge problems throughout England, and Herefordshire doesn’t make for a good exception.
Actually, drug crimes make up for an overall 2.4% of crimes in Herefordshire. This equates to roughly 2.3 crimes per thousand people and is only 76% of the national average. The local newspapers are frequently filled with stories regarding drug crimes in the area. The Hereford Times reported on a drug dealer flooding the county with Class A narcotic drugs as recently as in March of this year. We know that the presence of drugs doesn’t always mean there are addicts. However, their presence of them does indicate there is a chance for addiction. If that sounds like you, reach out now on 0203 955 7700.
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Alcohol addiction is a terrible epidemic in England and Wales. It is estimated to cost the NHS some £21 billion per year, between the two health service regions. Studies have shown that 45% of people from the poorest areas don’t drive, compared to 55% who do. Of the 55%, some 22% are binge drinkers, admitting to drinking far more than they should on a regular basis.
If you live in Herefordshire county and you would like help to stop drinking, services are at hand to make it easier. All it takes is for you to make the first move. Call us now, on 0203 955 7700 to make that first move.
If you live in Herefordshire then yes, you can get help for your addiction right on your doorstep. There are a number of different rehab clinics and centres dotted around the area that can facilitate your recovery – and we can help connect you with them. To get help for addiction near you, contact us today at 0203 955 7700. You can even get help online, here.
What should you do if you suspect your loved one is hiding an addiction from you? Are there any telltale signs? Unfortunately, you can never be sure that your significant other is suffering from addiction – but you can provide a safe and supportive atmosphere for them to confide in. You can also tell them about Help 4 Addiction and point them in the right direction to get the recovery information they need.
When a loved one is suffering from addiction you will find they are distant, short-tempered, and difficult to love. You should be prepared for these things to get worse before they get better. Those short-tempered moments will intensify, the symptoms of withdrawal may be physically painful, and the duties of everyday life might seem impossible. Your most important task as a loving partner is to provide support during this difficult time. This might mean any number of things. It might even mean giving them the time and space they need to work out their demons.
To learn more about alcohol addiction, you can see our page on alcoholism. If you suspect your loved one is hiding a drug addiction, you can learn more about it by following this link. Don’t forget that you should seek out counselling of your own, particularly if you are a family unit. This may ultimately save your relationship and your family unit. More importantly, it will help you to get support, too. You cannot care for a loved one with an alcohol or drug addiction if you are making yourself mentally unwell with worry.
The average length of time that you will receive full access to your rehab clinic’s services is usually 28 days. This doesn’t mean that the support ends after that time. It takes different periods of time for each individual to recover from an addiction. Even once you are recovered, you may need extra support in future, particularly when life gets difficult or your triggers rear up.
With proper support and a combination of therapy and medication, you will eventually recover. If you are determined enough to get your life back then you can do it, regardless of how long it takes. That being said, you can see this article about how long recovery from addiction takes, for more information.
There are many different types of rehab and recovery from addiction takes many forms. With this in mind, there are three main methods by which you will get help for addiction in the UK. They are as follows…
This is the most luxurious rehab option. You will receive the same standard of care in all types of Herefordshire-based rehab, but you will recover in opulence if you go with a private company. Again, they have different price points and options, as well as tailored treatment packages. This is the type of rehab celebrities often go to and is usually fully residential.
You can recover from addiction in Herefordshire if you want to be an outpatient. This means you can come and go to your rehab centre or rehab clinic as you, please. This is the best type of rehab for those that do not have regular contact with their addictions in their normal lives and don’t feel the need to sequester themselves away to avoid past habits. It is also a good idea for those transitioning back into normal life from full-time residential rehab courses.
Residential rehab combines all the traditional aspects of recovering from addiction into one 28-day stint at a full-time, live-in facility. You will receive a combination of group therapies, talking therapies, art therapies and numerous other options for treatment in a residential facility. Residential rehab does not need to be private and can be an NHS facility. You should not check out before your assigned period is over.
This type of rehab is best used by those that give in to their familiar habits easily. Removing yourself from your regular life entirely is a good option if your addiction is heavily influenced by your friend group or living/working environment.
To respond to the new health and safety conditions being implemented around the UK, many facilities have started to offer online therapies such as group sessions and one-to-one counselling for addiction. This is a fairly new service that has yet to reach its full potential. Given the growth of digital products and their use on a global level, it’s likely that we will see much more online therapy use in the future.
Here at Help4Addiction, it is our priority to ensure that rehab options are available throughout the whole of Herefordshire. No matter where in the county you live, you can get help to quit taking drugs. If you want to stop drinking or kick an addiction and you live in the following areas, then reach out for recovery near you.
And all of the areas in between! There are strategically placed NHS and private rehab centres and rehab clinics all over the country. Getting help from a centre in your area, either as an outpatient or as a resident, has never been as easy as it is today.
So whatever your addiction and whichever area of Herefordshire county you come from, you can get help for addiction, right now. Contact us on 0203 955 7700 to get off alcohol for good. It’s a long journey but it all starts with a single phone call. It also happens to be the most important thing you will do for both yourself and your loved ones. If that isn’t worth your time, then what is?
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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