Alcohol Rehab

Are you or someone you know struggling with an alcohol addiction?

At our private alcohol rehabilitation centre in , we are committed to helping individuals overcome their alcohol addiction through bespoke recovery treatment plans in 2024.

Each treatment plan is tailored to the individual because we understand that every addiction is different and that each person has their own unique circumstances and challenges that they must overcome.

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What is Alcohol Rehabilitation?

Our alcohol rehab clinic helps an individual to overcome their addiction by providing the necessary treatment and skills to get them on the road to recovery and prevent relapse in the future.

Inpatient vs Outpatient Treatments

Alcohol addiction treatment programmes typically fall into 1 of 2 types: inpatient treatment and outpatient rehab.

Residential or inpatient rehabs allow for more intense round-the-clock care and support, unlike outpatient rehab, which only provides part-time support.

Inpatient rehabilitation programmes are generally better suited to those with more serious alcohol addictions and achieve greater long-term recovery results.

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Why Choose Private Rehab?

In the UK, individuals struggling with an alcohol addiction can get free access to services provided by the National Health Service (NHS), however, with such limited funding, there aren’t enough resources to meet the needs of all those seeking help.

This means many do not qualify for residential treatment on the NHS and those who do experience long waiting times before getting the help they need.

This is just one reason why many opt for private rehab treatment instead.

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The Most Effective Treatment for Alcohol Dependence

The NHS’ National Treatment Agency for Substance Misuse UK conducted a study in 2012 that looked at the success rates of every private rehab clinic across the UK.

The study found that the best performing facilities had incredibly high success rates, with 60% to 80% of individuals who received residential rehab treatment staying abstinent for at least five years following completion of the programme.

The best private residential rehab clinics saw success rates that were many times better than those achieved through NHS and community-based services. The 2012 report demonstrates as much.

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Long Term Recovery from Alcohol Addiction

The study above confirms that you stand a better chance of achieving abstinence after five years by undergoing private rehabilitation.

Over the years, rehab experts have affirmed, repeatedly, that residential treatment at a private clinic works better than any other treatment option.

Benefits of Private Alcohol Rehab

Private alcohol rehabilitation provides a number of benefits that are not typically available through public rehabilitation services or self-treatment.

One of the biggest benefits of private alcohol rehab is that you receive individualised treatment. This means that the professionals treating you will get to know your specific needs and create a bespoke recovery plan that is tailored to your individual circumstances.

Another benefit of private alcohol rehab is the level of care and support you receive. The staff at private rehab facilities are experienced and highly trained in helping people overcome alcohol addiction. They will be there to support you every step of the way, and ensure that you receive the highest quality of care.

Additionally, private alcohol rehab provides a safe and secure environment for you to begin your recovery journey, away from triggers and the stresses of day-to-day life. You will have access to comfortable and private accommodation, and will be surrounded by like-minded individuals who are also seeking to overcome their alcohol addiction.

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How Can Rehab Manage Alcohol Withdrawal Symptoms?

The first step to recovery is removing the substance from the body through an alcohol detox.

When an individual is addicted to alcohol, their body can become dependent on the substance in order to function both physically and mentally.

When they suddenly stop drinking alcohol, they can experience very unpleasant withdrawal symptoms.

These include:

Anxiety
Depression
Nausea
Vomiting
Sweating
Shaking
Seizures
Mood Swings

These withdrawal symptoms can be incredibly difficult to manage on your own, often leading to a relapse.

However, our private alcohol rehabilitation centre can facilitate the safe removal of substances from your body, helping you to manage the symptoms with a range of different treatments, getting you on the road to recovery.

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Alcohol Relapse Prevention

Many people think that once they have removed the alcohol from their system that they will be able to stay sober and lead an alcohol free life, however, addiction is a psychological disease that often stems from an individual using alcohol in order to cope with something in their lives.

This could be depression, anxiety, grief, stress or an event such as a job loss or divorce.

In order to combat an alcohol addiction and prevent relapse, it is absolutely essential to identify and treat the root of the addiction through psychotherapy such as cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and the 12 steps.

At our private rehabilitation centre, we work with individuals to help them cope with whatever it is that may be fuelling their addiction and provide them with skills to avoid relapsing in the future following their alcohol treatment.

When to Seek Treatment for an Alcohol Addiction

Before starting the treatment process, the individual must first recognise their addiction and want to stop drinking.

Sometimes, someone may acknowledge their problem on their own, while other times it may be necessary for friends or family members to stage an intervention.

Some signs of alcoholism that friends or family members may look out for are:

Frequent mood swings
Prioritising alcohol consumption above everything else including work and familial responsibilities
Denial of drinking
Poor performance at school or work
Lack of interest in things they once enjoyed

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Alcohol Rehab Cost

The cost of alcohol rehab in the UK varies depending on a number of factors, including the type of treatment program (inpatient or outpatient), the length of stay, and the level of luxury and amenities offered.

Stop Drinking with the Help of Compassionate Professionals

Reaching out for help is the very first step to recovery. Get in touch for a confidential assessment with our compassionate team of professionals today

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Alcohol Rehab FAQs

What is an Alcohol Addiction?

Alcohol addiction, also known as alcoholism, is a term that describes when an individual is unable to manage their drinking habits, despite the negative consequences they may face as a result.

An addiction to alcohol occurs when an individual uses it in order to cope with something in their lives for a long period of time. This could be an issue such as depression, anxiety, grief or external factors such as a job loss or relationship problems.

Over time, the individual can become tolerant to alcohol and start to consume more in order to feel the same levels of calmness.

They may also become physically dependent on the alcohol and experience withdrawal symptoms if they attempt to stop drinking or reduce the amount they drink.

What are Alcohol Withdrawal Signs?

Common alcohol withdrawal symptoms are:

Agitation
Profuse sweating
Tremors
Seizures
Shivering
Convulsions
Insomnia
Hallucination
Anxiety

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How to Recognise an Alcohol Addiction

As alcohol is so commonly used as a way to relax in the evening and binge drinking at the weekend is normalised in the UK, an individual may not even realise they have an addiction.

The key thing that sets individuals with an addiction apart is that they cannot function without alcohol and may feel restless, anxious or depressed if they haven’t consumed alcohol for a certain period of time.

Other signs of an alcohol addiction include:

Facial Redness
Loss of balance and unsteadiness
Bruises and injuries
A dishevelled appearance
Infections
Upset stomach
Sudden weight gain or loss
Yellow skin tone
Liver problems
Poor performance at work/school
No longer interested in things they once enjoyed
Relationship arguments caused by drinking habits

Although these are common signs that can help identify an alcohol addiction, some individuals show no obvious signs.

In fact, lots of people can maintain a successful lifestyle on the outside, with a great job, relationship, family etc… and yet behind closed doors they find themselves needing a drink (known as a high functioning alcoholic).

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Get Local Treatment

Do you live and struggle with an alcohol addiction? Receive professional support from our team of experts to help you on the road to recovery.

At our private alcohol rehabilitation centre, we believe that everyone deserves the chance to overcome their addiction and lead a healthy and fulfilling life.

Our experienced team of medical professionals and therapists are dedicated to helping individuals achieve long-term recovery from alcohol addiction, no matter how severe their situation may seem.

We understand that the road to recovery can be difficult and challenging, which is why we offer a warm and supportive environment, where individuals can feel comfortable and confident in their journey towards sobriety.

Our team will be by your side every step of the way, helping you to manage the symptoms of alcohol withdrawal and provide you with the necessary skills to prevent relapse in the future.

So why wait? If you or someone you know is struggling with an alcohol addiction, get in touch with us today for a confidential free addiction assessment and take the first step towards a life free from alcohol.

With our expert help and support, you can overcome your addiction and start a new chapter in your life, one that is filled with hope, happiness and health.

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