We can do this by offering you support and help and finding the best rehabilitation treatment for you in the Chadderton area.
If you live in Chadderton and have been searching for “Rehab near me” or “Rehab UK” on the internet, then Addiction Advocates can help you if you are suffering from a drug addiction, a cocaine addiction or an alcohol addiction.
You can call us today on 0800 012 6088, or text HELP to 83222 for information about rehab treatment in Chadderton.
It’s an unfortunate fact that addiction is a significant problem in the United Kingdom, and it is on the increase.
Hundreds of thousands of people a year reach out for help – if you are suffering with a drug addiction or an alcohol addiction, you are not alone and there are options available to help you take back control of your life.
There are many other people experiencing the same emotions and feelings as you and many of our staff are themselves recovering drug and alcohol addicts.
The first step you’ll need to take is accept that you have an addiction. And the fact you are reading this page on our website shows that you are closer to accepting you have an issue than you might have given yourself credit for.
Drug and Alcohol Rehab
There will likely never be a convenient time in your life for you to attend drug rehab or alcohol rehab. Everyday life will feel like it is constantly standing in your way, family problems and work commitments are two of the most common reasons that we hear.
You may also feel there is a stigma attached to seeking help. But we encourage you to overcome this thought process and seek help for your addiction. When you ask for help you will find, upon completion of your rehab, that your life has radically changed for the better.
There are numerous benefits to rehabilitation, and it is considered to be the best way to successfully overcome an addiction.
A drug addiction or an alcohol addiction is a very costly habit to try and control and you may have found yourself in perilous financial situations as you attempt to find money to pay for drugs or alcohol.
In turn, you may find your job being at risk due to being unable to concentrate or perform in work. This can lead to you becoming unemployed and this can unfortunately spiral into a serious debt, which is more likely to lead you down a path of destructive behaviour.
At one of our rehab centres, you are able to seek help for problems relating to addictive behaviour and learn new life skills to help you for your life after rehabilitation. Our addiction treatment allows you to repurpose your life.
Admissions
It’s a sad fact that you may feel as though you have been consumed by your addiction, and many of our clients talk about pushing away family and friends as a result of significant changes to their personality.
This happens as a result of the substance you’ve grown addicted to chemically altering your brain in an extremely negative fashion. Our admissions team and therapies team can help you to learn how to rebuild relationships with your loved ones.
Our addiction treatment in Chadderton gives you an active choice to remove yourself from addiction, take a step back and seek professional help.
A 28-day commitment to residential rehab might seem intimidating, but it allows you to remove yourself from an often difficult personal life, where you are surrounded by other people who also have a drug addiction or an alcohol addiction. By immersing yourself in your treatment, you’re able to recover in a safe place free of triggers and temptations.
As part of your therapies, you’ll be able to form positive and healthy relationships with your peers, fellow recovering addicts, who have embarked on the same difficult journey that you have.
You will be able to forge positive relations to motivate you through your treatment and to build a support system for when you leave our care.
Call our admissions team today if you feel ready to take on your addiction.
Therapies
Drug rehab and alcohol rehab is a tough experience, but with the support of Addiction Advocates, you will receive all of the addiction treatment that you need to resume control of your life.
When you arrive in our care, we will conduct a comprehensive assessment of both your physical and mental health. You will also spend some time in our detox clinic. Detoxification is a very important part of your treatment as it allows you to break your dependency on addiction.
Detox is undoubtedly the hardest part of your treatment as your body will react negatively to losing access to the drugs or alcohol that it has grown dependent upon. However, our medical staff will be on hand to help you manage these withdrawal symptoms.
When your detox has been completed, you’ll be able to take part in your therapies. This will allow you to receive therapies like Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) which will help you to change your addictive behaviours moving forward and develop a new perspective on life.
You will also be able to participate in group therapies – an opportunity to share your problems and learn from the experience of others.
Aftercare
When your therapies have been completed, you’ll be ready to return to your normal life in Chadderton.
Before you go, an aftercare plan will be drawn up to ensure you have all the support you require to live the rest of your life free of drug addiction and alcohol addiction.
The emphasis here will shift to you and you will need to take responsibility for your own recovery. But Addiction Advocates will be there for you with access to a 24-hour helpline and regular follow up sessions in that crucial first year after your recovery.
Please call us today and take immediate action against your addiction.
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