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Drug & Alcohol Rehab Worcestershire

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What is rehab?
Inpatient vs outpatient rehab: what’s the difference?
How long does rehab take?
How can I find a suitable rehab clinic in Worcester?
Help for Addiction and Rehab is available in all areas of Worcestershire including:

Last updated on April 13th, 2022 at 03:13 pm

The problem with drug addiction is that it can very easily sneak up on you. Most people don’t even realise they’re addicted until someone else confronts them. Perhaps you’ve recently come to terms with the fact you have a drug problem, or maybe you’ve confronted someone you care about? Either way, the next step is finding help, and Help4Addiction is in the best place to offer it.

 

We will help set you up with the right course of treatment for your problem. By working with plenty of private and NHS clinics in Worcester, we can find the perfect place for you. Two people with the same addiction can have completely different experiences. There are different levels of addiction, which means treatments will vary depending on what works best for you. So, we listen to all of your needs and set you down the right path. Reaching out for help is the first stage in the treatment process, so allow us to be your guides.

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What is rehab?

Whenever the idea of drug or alcohol addiction treatments come up, the focus turns to rehab. It’s something everyone is aware of, but very few people understand what goes on while you’re there. Essentially, you are taken in by professionals who have vast experience treating numerous patients. There’s an initial consultation, where they provide an assessment and identify all your key symptoms.

Then, there’s a detoxification period. This can last anywhere between a few weeks to many months – it depends on how addicted you are to these harmful substances. During this time, you’re gradually weaned off your addictive substance, and all the harmful toxins in your body are removed. You’re bound to face a lot of withdrawal symptoms, but these are countered with the help of prescription medication. This makes it a lot easier to slowly remove the drugs or alcohol from your system without a relapse.

When your detox is over, you begin a more mental aspect of treatment. Doctors will assess your mental health and deliver behavioural therapy to teach you how to stop any addictive tendencies. Normally, most addicts have psychological triggers that subconsciously force them into getting another alcoholic beverage or taking drugs. With a mental assessment, doctors can identify your triggers and help you block them from your thoughts.

If you’d like to understand more about what happens when you go to alcohol rehab or a drug rehab clinic, then we’re more than happy to help.

 

Inpatient vs outpatient rehab: what’s the difference?

It’s essential to know that there are two main types of rehab out there; inpatient and outpatient. While they both serve the same purpose, there are some significant differences between the two. Primarily, it revolves around how you get your treatment.

With inpatient rehab, also known as residential rehab, you move into the clinic. It becomes your home while you go through the detox, and you’re basically shut off from a lot of the things in your life that can cause relapses.

You’re allowed to talk to family and friends, but they can’t visit until after your detox is complete. Your days revolve around treatment, while you have evenings to yourselves. But, you can’t leave until you’re officially discharged and cured.

Outpatient rehabs differ in that you don’t live in the clinic. You will still go there to receive counselling and help with your detox, but you can go home after your session is complete. This gives you a bit more freedom, and it’s usually recommended for people who have mild addictions. If you catch an addiction early, then there’s less need for an intense detox and treatment plan. So, you can go to your outpatient sessions while returning home to live your life.

It’s also worth noting that you receive a few additional treatment types at inpatient rehab as well. Both will offer counselling, group sessions, workshops, and detox, but you also get more holistic therapies at inpatient rehab too.

There are multiple inpatient and outpatient rehab centres in Worcester, and we can help you decide which approach is most suitable for you. Give us a call, and we’ll talk for as long as it takes to find the right solution.

 

How long does rehab take?

This is a tricky question to answer as it all depends on the individual. But, a general rule is that a typical stay in an in-patient rehab clinic ranges from a week to 90 days. Again, this is entirely dependent on how addicted you are to alcohol or drugs.

But, please bear in mind that you can still attend outpatient rehab sessions after the 90 days as well. There’s almost no limit to how long these go on for, it’s more about how committed you are. For some, they attend sessions for months after going to an inpatient clinic, just to ensure that they don’t relapse into bad habits.

So, the real answer is that it lasts for as long as it takes for you to feel comfortable and confident that the addiction has gone. Remember that this isn’t something that will happen overnight – it takes a lot of patience and dedication. But, when you surround yourself with the right people at these rehab clinics, then it becomes much easier for you to deal with.

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How can I find a suitable rehab clinic in Worcester?

Finding a suitable rehab clinic is all about assessing your own needs. You have to take a few things into consideration, such as your level of addiction, and the type of treatment you’re after. Naturally, many people don’t even know where to begin, which is why we’re here to offer free and confidential advice. We can help you understand everything there is to know about the local rehab clinics in your area.

If you’d like us to give you a call, then put your number in the form below, and one of our counsellors will be on the line shortly. Alternatively, you’re welcome to ring us directly on 0203 955 7700.

 

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Coventry, Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Cardiff, Wrexham, Bristol, West Midlands, Berkshire, Somerset

 

Help for Addiction and Rehab is available in all areas of Worcestershire including:

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  • Broadway
  • Bromsgrove-Catshill
  • Evesham
  • Great Malvern
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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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