Drug Rehab and Drug Addiction Treatment Centres
If you or somebody you know has a drug addiction, the team at Help4Addiction is available and can help you find the professional help, support, and treatment that you need.
We work with you and over 30 drug rehab clinics across England and Wales to ensure that you find the help you require at a price that you can afford.
Get in touch about:
- 7-day, 14-day, 28-day, 90-day treatment
- Drug Detox
- Inpatient drug rehab
- Outpatient drug rehab
- Online drug rehab
- Ongoing support
Our goal is to aid you with your own addiction journey. With that in mind, we ensure that treatment is tailored towards you and your needs.
Drug dependency can be difficult for you, as well as your friends and family. Our goal is to help you navigate the rehabilitation journey, so you can feel like a new person, ready to renew your connection with those closest to you.
Get in touch with our team of trained professionals today, who are here to talk and ready to discuss your needs.
Reach out to us on 0203 955 7700 to speak to a customer care advisor today.
Our mission is to help you find the help you need to manage your addiction to drugs, whether it be through inpatient or outpatient clinics.
If you’d like to learn more about drug addiction in the broader sense, or if you’d like to learn about the drug rehab process, please read on.
What Drug Rehab Services Does Help4Addiction Aid With?
7-Day Drug Rehab From £2,000
We advise that you have a 7-day stay in rehab if the addiction is mild or in the early stages.
During your time in rehab, you will be helped in your recovery through detox sessions, therapy, drug counselling, and other activities.
Facilities typically offer an inpatient treatment option or an outpatient treatment option. Inpatients stay at the clinic around the clock until their rehab is over.
Outpatients return to their own homes after the day is over, but they should return to the clinic each day to continue their treatment.
14-Day Drug Rehab From £4,000
14-day rehabs are also an option, allowing you more time to overcome your addiction and adjust to being free from the drug.
As with 7-day rehabs, you will have the option of being an inpatient or an outpatient. The length of the recovery process may affect how long you will stay at the chosen rehab centre.
28-Day Drug Rehab From £8,000
28-day drug rehab is available if it is deemed, or you feel, that you need at least a month for recovery.
It is likely that for this period of time, you will be an inpatient. Please be aware that the quality of your accommodation at the rehab centre may affect the cost of treatment.
Treatment at 28-day clinics may involve a series of different therapies, such as cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), drug counselling, detoxification, and activities. You will also receive support from the staff whenever it is required.
90-Day Drug Rehab
90-day drug rehab is for anyone who requires more time for their treatment.
Depending on the severity of the addiction, you may be required to enter a 90-day rehab treatment from the start. Your recovery is also taken into account, and you may have your 7, 14 or 28-day treatments extended to 90-day treatment if required.
Whether you choose to be close to your local area or in a completely new location is up to you, whatever helps you best with your recovery.
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Inpatient and Outpatient Rehab
You will have the option of picking between inpatient and outpatient rehab treatment for your drug addiction.
Inpatient Rehab – If you are an inpatient, you will be expected to stay at the clinic during the recovery process. Inpatient treatment is ideal for individuals who wish to immerse themselves in the rehabilitation process. This can be incredibly effective, as there are fewer everyday distractions and you are far away from elements that may cause you to relapse.
Please be aware that staying at the rehab centre as an inpatient will affect the cost of treatment.
Outpatient Rehab – If you are an outpatient, you may travel back and forth from the clinic, but will be expected to return to the clinic for treatment.
Outpatient rehab is ideal if you want to stay in your own home during the treatment process. This may aid the process, as you can spend time around loved ones, who can provide support.
Quasi-residential Rehab– Quasi-residential rehab is a blend of both inpatient and outpatient rehab. Treatment at quasi-residential rehab most commonly involves staying at the rehab centre and travelling to other locations to receive treatment.
This option gives a greater sense of freedom while removing you from previous surroundings, which may cause you to relapse.
Private Drug Rehab – Private drug rehabs are most commonly residential, and can be very effective for helping individuals with severe addiction to drugs.
These rehab centres often include more holistic therapy types to aid in your recovery. You may also be able to access medical assistance where you need it, which may provide help and relief during the recovery process.
Online Drug Rehab At Home From £2,795 Per Month
Help4Addiction proudly offers an Online Drug Rehab service.
This service can be much more cost-effective, and includes:
- An initial assessment with our addiction experts
- 28 x structured 90-minute virtual group therapy sessions
- 3 × 1 hour one-to-one psychotherapy sessions
- Access to a secure peer support app
- Ongoing telephone support
- Free weekly aftercare sessions for a year following treatment
Ongoing Support/Aftercare
Aftercare (also known as secondary treatment) is a vital part of the recovery process, and can aid greatly in preventing a relapse.
We work closely with some of the best addiction treatment centres across the UK to ensure that you receive the aftercare that you need.
Speak to a member of our team today. Call our addiction helpline on 0203 955 7700.
What Can I Expect During Drug Addiction Treatment?
- Assessment – When you sign up for addiction treatment, you will have your physical and mental health assessed, alongside your relationship to the drug/drugs. This allows for a personalised plan to be created.
- Drug Detox – A drug detox takes place. During this detox, you will be supervised and may be provided medical support if needed.
- Therapy and counselling – You may be supervised during individual, group, or family therapy sessions. You may also take part in activities like sports, art, and more.
- Education and skill building – Understanding how to manage the addiction is vital. You will learn managing techniques, as well as triggers and addiction processes.
- Medication-assisted treatment – You will receive medical support and medication if required to aid with withdrawal symptoms.
- Aftercare and support – You will have regular catch-ups with professionals who can help you to manage your recovery from home with the aid of groups and recovery programmes
How Much Do Drug Rehab Centres and Treatments Cost?
Costs for drug addiction treatment generally start from around £2,000 per week, or around £8,000 per month.
There are a number of factors that affect costs, including:
- Location
- Level of treatment
- Accommodation quality
You may be able to reduce costs by considering outpatient options or performing an online drug detox.Payment plans are also an option, and can help greatly in spreading the payments. If you want to learn more, read our page on help with paying for addiction treatment next.
Where Can I Find a Drug Addiction Clinic or Rehab Near Me?
What Services and Facilities Are Included in a Drug Rehab Treatment Centre?
Services at rehab centres typically include:
- One-on-one support from professionals, therapists, and drug addiction specialists
- Group counselling
- Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT)
- Art and sport therapy
- Aftercare or secondary care
- Food provided for residential or inpatient rehabs
- Accommodation for inpatients or residents
- Insurance
- The cost of governmental compliance
- Utility costs
- Medication fees
- Property maintenance
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can You Get Rehab on The NHS?
It is possible to get addiction support from the NHS by speaking to your GP. From there, you may be forwarded to a specialist. Free local services are also available to aid with drug addiction, such as Narcotics Anonymous and Cocaine Anonymous.
What is The Hardest Drug To Quit?
No addiction is easy to overcome, but it is commonly seen that the hardest drugs to quit are:
- Heroin
- Benzodiazepines
- Methamphetamines
- Cocaine
- Cannabis
What Are The Treatments For Drug Addiction?
Treatments for drug addiction generally include a mixture of detoxification, counselling, and medicine (to aid with withdrawal). Aftercare is also a vital part of treatment, and recovering addicts should look towards group, family and individual therapy to help prevent relapse.
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