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• What is Drug and Alcohol Addiction in Herefordshire Like?
• How Do I Host an Intervention For Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Herefordshire?
• What are the Benefits of Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Herefordshire?
• How Long Does Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Herefordshire Last?
• How Much Does Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Herefordshire Cost?
• What is the Difference Between NHS and Private Residential Rehab Treatments?
• Is Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Herefordshire Available Through the NHS?
• How Do I Choose Between Inpatient and Outpatient Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Herefordshire?
• What Types of Therapy are Available at Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Herefordshire?

Addiction can affect any individual, no matter their social or demographic background and no matter what their opinion of rehab is.

From casual use all the way to full-blown dependence, it is easy for addiction to creep into a person’s life and slowly take it over until full drug and alcohol rehab support is the only way out.

Addiction is an extremely serious issue in Herefordshire, and this can be seen best in the local rate of drug and alcohol crime. [1]

Once addiction starts it is very difficult to stop, creating a vicious cycle of addiction.

This is why getting professional rehab treatment is so vital – it provides the support, advice and structure [2] to allow people to safely and effectively recover and start to pursue a life of sobriety.

To learn more about how a drug and alcohol rehab in Herefordshire can help you beat addiction, call our team today on 0800 088 66 86.

What is Drug & Alcohol Rehab in Herefordshire Like?

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Addiction is not considered a ‘choice’ or ‘moral failing’ on behalf of the addiction sufferer – so the focus of rehab is always on returning agency to the patient.

If an individual is considered to have an addiction, or if they are self-diagnosed, then they may begin to consider drug and alcohol rehab in Herefordshire as a legitimate option for them.

Rehab is a common term used to describe the process of working on addiction using a variety of treatments, therapies and other techniques to focus on breaking out of the cycle of addiction and establishing a firm basis for a sober lifestyle moving forwards,

During drug and alcohol rehab, an individual is likely to experience a wide range of treatments suitable for their specific needs and requirements.

In general, rehabilitation programmes follow three steps:

• Detoxification
• Rehabilitation
• Aftercare

When followed correctly and progressed through at a suitable pace, individuals are far more likely to make a long-term recovery and stay sober after rehab.

Through drug and alcohol rehab in Herefordshire, patients learn to follow the abstinence model of recovery, proven to be far more effective at securing recovery than other methods like harm reduction or moderation management. [3]

How Do I Host an Intervention For Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Herefordshire?

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Before making any decisions on rehab – as most people may struggle to know what is most suitable for them immediately after receiving their addiction diagnosis – it may be suitable to hold an intervention.

This may be because the individual suffering from addiction is still in denial about their problem and, as acceptance is often considered the first step [4] to recovery, this must be overcome for rehab treatment to begin properly.

Through drug and alcohol rehab in Herefordshire, this includes a conversation between the individual struggling with addiction and those close to them who may be affected, often including friends and family.

This conversation is often mediated by a professional counsellor or interventionist to that it follows an effective path and ensures that suitable suggestions are made for local rehab services and paths to recovery.

Traditional methods of intervention are often reported to feel confrontational, as the individual can often be blamed for their behaviour and are less likely to seek rehab support, so more modern and updated intervention techniques are proven to be more invitational, focusing on improving relations between the individual and those around them and warding against any enabling behaviours.

More modern techniques, such as the Community Reinforcement And Family Training approach (CRAFT), [5] have a success rate of around 64% in terms of encouraging individuals to seek further rehab support.

What are the Benefits of Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Herefordshire?

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There are many reasons why an individual should consider drug and alcohol rehab in Herefordshire – mainly because it provides the individual with all the tools that they will need to make a long-term recovery and learn to live with their addiction well into the future.

As well as providing specialised addiction treatment programmes, drug & alcohol rehab is suited towards the dangers and risks that an individual may experience while undergoing rehabilitation (specifically the detoxification process), as well as providing the most suitable and appropriate treatment programmes available at the time.

Residential rehab centres and other dedicated rehabilitation services are simply the best way to tackle drug & alcohol addiction.

One new form of care – care farming – was shown to increase the role of nature and greenery in an individual’s recovery, [6] suggesting a benefit to the greater application of this form of care, especially in the field of rehabilitation. 

In short, there are no reasons why an individual should not seek rehabilitative care, as any attempt at recovery will be taken seriously by our referral service and help can be found for anyone who asks, regardless of their situation.

Experience the many benefits of a drug and alcohol rehab in Herefordshire for yourself by giving us a call on 0800 088 66 86

How Long Does Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Herefordshire Last?

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As with the cost, the total duration of an individual’s rehab journey is almost impossible to predict.

With many factors such as any history of addiction, the severity of withdrawal symptoms and the risk of relapse, every case is different and therefore so will the overall duration of drug and alcohol rehab in Herefordshire.

For this reason, predicting the total duration when beginning the individual’s rehab journey is very difficult.

However, there are some common factors that may assist in this prediction for rehab length.

In general, most professionals will recommend a stay of 28 days in a residential rehab centre.

This is the recommended amount of time as it allows individuals to settle into residential rehab life, begin various different addiction programmes, and progress successfully through those that are most beneficial.

Please bear in mind that the 28 days also account for the time spent in the detoxification stage, meaning that some variation may occur depending on the severity of the addiction and whether or not a detox is necessary at rehab.

Time in a residential rehab centre can also be extended or shortened depending on the individual’s personal needs and requirements.

For a personalised estimation of how long your stay at a drug and alcohol rehab in Herefordshire may last, call our team today on 0800 088 66 86

How Much Does Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Herefordshire Cost?

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There is no set cost for drug and alcohol rehab due to the flexible and tailored nature of different rehabilitative treatments.

Every individual experiences rehab differently, progressing through different treatment programmes and activities whilst in residential drug and alcohol rehab in Herefordshire.

However, there are some factors that can be considered before entering rehab due to their increased effect on the overall cost.

These are outlined below:

• Single-occupancy rehab rooms – Residing in a private room whilst in residential rehab is the more expensive of the two rehab options. With private upkeep and single-resident supervision required, individuals staying for the recommended 28-day duration can expect to pay around £10, 500 or around £4,500 for a 10-day alcohol or drug detox.
• Multi-occupancy rehab rooms – Residing in a room with other patients within the rehab centre, the cost of upkeep and supervision is split between the occupants. For the recommended stay of 28 days, individuals may pay around £6,000 or around £3,000 for a 10-day detox.

Will My Insurance Cover Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Herefordshire?

Health insurance is something that is different for each individual struggling with addiction and wanting to access rehab in Herefordshire.

For example, if the individual has their own private healthcare plan that they pay for, they may be able to adjust this to cover any rehabilitative treatments, or to find a specific plan that will cover them.

However, if the individual receives a healthcare insurance plan through their place of work, then it may be more challenging to determine whether that plan covers rehab treatment.

In most cases, an individual should always have a copy of their insurance plan and what it covers, but this is not always simple, and an individual may have to contact their insurance provider directly or through their employer to determine if it can help with drug & alcohol rehab treatment.

If you’d like a more personalised estimation of how much your time at a drug and alcohol rehab in Herefordshire is likely to cost, give our team a call on 0800 088 66 86

What is the Difference Between NHS and Private Rehab in Herefordshire?

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It is always important to highlight the differences between NHS and private rehab in Herefordshire.

In general, NHS rehab treatments are often far more limited in their scope, leaving individuals with only a narrow range of treatment options, whilst private rehab treatment is typically more personalised to each individual’s rehab needs.

Further differences are outlined below:

• NHS treatments – Often the first port-of-call, these services are often convenient, local and free of charge. This makes them some of the most in-demand services and results in lengthy waiting lists [7] for those who choose this method of accessing care. In addition, accessing regular and consistent rehab therapies may be difficult to secure – something that is essential for an effective and long-term recovery.
• Private residential rehab – Though this type of treatment comes with an increased cost (discussed in previous paragraphs), it is proven to be the most effective course of rehab treatment when it comes to long-term recovery. With 24/7 support available from professional and expert rehab staff, this is the best option for most people struggling with addiction.

Whatever form of drug and alcohol rehab support you need to beat addiction, let our experts help by calling us on 0800 088 66 86

Is Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Herefordshire Available Through the NHS?

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In short, most rehab treatments are accessed privately and not through the NHS.

This is due to the extensive budget cuts the NHS has suffered in recent years and the high cost of treating addiction. [8]

Though some rehab treatments such as addiction counselling can be accessed with relative ease through local NHS services, other treatments are far more difficult to access.

For example, residential drug and alcohol rehab is notoriously difficult to access through the NHS due to the increased cost associated with this type of rehab care.

Black and white photo of a support group hugging at a drug and alcohol rehab in Herefordshire

In some cases, it may be possible for individuals to seek external funding for their NHS-based rehab treatment, appealing to local councils or beginning a crowdfunding project in their local area.

However, when combined with the stresses of addiction and the toll it can take on the individual’s physical and mental health, this form of rehab may not be a suitable option for many people.

For these individuals seeking drug and alcohol rehab in Herefordshire, we recommend getting in touch with Rehab Recovery for free to discuss your next steps and the rehab options available to you.

Several organisations offer free addiction support and rehab across Herefordshire, [9] including:

1. Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS)

Address: CAMHS, NHS Foundation Trust, Benet Building, Ruckhall Ln, Belmont HR2 9RP

Telephone: 0143 222 0450

Website: https://www.hacw.nhs.uk/services/service/child-and-adolescent-mental-health-service-camhs-herefordshire-141/

2. Turning Point Herefordshire Drug and Alcohol Recovery Service

Address: Beaumont House, 1 Offa Street, Hereford, HR1 2LH

Telephone: 0300 555 0747

Website: https://www.cqc.org.uk/location/1-10645294256

3. Alcoholics Anonymous Herefordshire

Address: Putson Baptist Church, 41 Web Tree Ave, HR2 6HQ

Telephone: 0179 230 1907

Website: https://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk/AA-Meetings/Find-a-Meeting/Hereford

4. The CLD Trust

Address: The CLD Trust, 20 East St, Hereford HR1 2LU

Telephone: 01432 269 245

Website: https://www.thecldtrust.org/

5. Herefordshire Mind

Address:130-132 Widemarsh Street, Heffernan House, Hereford, HR4 9HN

Telephone: 01432 271 643

Website: https://herefordshire-mind.org.uk

For mental health support, visit Young Minds, Rethink Mental Illness, Samaritans, and Papyrus.

Change Grow Live are a charity offering free support across the UK for people affected by alcohol and substance abuse.

Al-Anon, The National Association for Children of Alcoholics, and Alateen all provide free alcohol help.

Get the help you need to beat addiction once and for all – talk to our experts about reab at 0800 088 66 86

How Do I Choose Between Inpatient and Outpatient Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Herefordshire?

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Professionally supported drug and alcohol rehab is one of the best ways to recover from addiction.

As one of the first decisions that can be made when considering rehabilitative care, choosing between inpatient and outpatient rehab is also one of the biggest decisions.

Referring to the environment, the pace of treatment and the regularity of treatment, this distinction is one of the first that individuals will come across when assessing drug and alcohol rehab in Herefordshire.

Inpatient Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Herefordshire

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Inpatient rehab care is the term used to describe rehabilitation within a residential rehab centre.

With various treatments and therapies being a part of everyday life, this is the most effective form of rehabilitative treatment due to its flexibility and tailored nature.

This type of rehab treatment is recommended to most individuals struggling with addiction but is especially suitable for those with a long history of addiction or more extreme symptoms.

Outpatient Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Herefordshire

Kitchen at a residential drug and alcohol rehab centre in Herefordshire

Alternatively, individuals may choose to undergo outpatient rehab treatment – rehab outside of a residential centre.

Many of the treatments will be the same as those in a residential rehab centre but will be conducted on a part-time basis – perhaps every week or biweekly.

This may be the only rehab option for some individuals, but it is often more suitable for those with a shorter history of drug addiction and reduced symptoms.

For help choosing between inpatient or outpatient drug and alcohol rehab in Herefordshire, talk to our expert team on 0800 088 66 86

What is Alcohol Detox in Herefordshire Like?

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As one of the most dangerous drugs on the planet, drug and alcohol rehabs in Herefordshire are often specialised for those struggling with alcohol addiction.

Alcohol is a physically addictive drug, meaning that the detoxification process can be incredibly dangerous and potentially life-threatening if not properly supervised and managed at a rehab clinic.

In some cases, with more extreme and long-term addictions, it may be suitable for individuals to undergo a pharmacological intervention during rehab.

This is where a prescription drug such as Librium, Acamprosate or Naltrexone is administered, reducing the harmful physical withdrawal symptoms and allowing the individual to focus on more rehabilitative treatments and techniques going into the future.

However, individuals undergoing this form of detoxification are always encouraged to continue with further rehab treatments afterwards to ensure focus on other areas of their addiction recovery, not just the physical withdrawal symptoms.

Can I Do an Alcohol Detox at Home?

Though it is possible for individuals to undergo a detoxification programme while continuing to live at home in Herefordshire, there are many factors that must be assessed first before any final decisions are made to recover outside of rehab.

For example, those who undergo a home detox must not have serious or life-threatening withdrawal symptoms, they must be able to keep up with a series of self-treatments (e.g., medication and self-reflection rehab reports), and they must be willing to report back to a recovery supervisor regularly.

Studies suggest that close monitoring is essential [10] and can make a serious difference in the chances of making a positive addiction recovery – one of the key reasons why residential rehab is safer and more effective.

Ensure that you get the right help to beat your alcohol addiction at a drug and alcohol rehab in Herefordshire by giving our team a call on 0800 088 66 86

What is Rehabilitation for Cocaine Addiction in Herefordshire?

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Often consumed in the form of a white powder, cocaine is a highly addictive substance that often needs rehab to recover from.

Although it is not physically addictive like alcohol – and so cocaine detox is not necessary at rehab – the effects can still be extreme and dangerous.

When consumed, cocaine provides individuals with feelings of euphoria but can also cause serious behavioural changes.

This is often picked up on by friends and family the fastest as they know the individual closely, making it one of the key signs and symptoms of cocaine usage.

Cocaine and crack cocaine are highly psychological drugs, meaning that most their effects in the long term are related to mental health, although physical effects are also often present and need extra consideration during rehab treatment.

When considering cocaine rehab, individuals should look for programmes that focus on mental health treatments as well as any physical symptoms.

This is to ensure a full and complete recovery from cocaine addiction that will set them up to remain sober after rehab.

Overcome your cannabis use disorder with the help of a rehab in Herefordshire – call us today on 0800 088 66 86

What is Rehab for Alcohol in Herefordshire?

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If drinking has become a big part of your life, you may be dealing with an alcohol addiction.

When addiction sets in, you may discover that you need more alcohol to gain the same effects, or that you’re thinking about alcohol constantly – clear signs of an alcohol addiction and that alcohol rehab may be necessary,

If you let your alcohol use increase to large quantities, Wernicke’s Encephalopathy and alcoholic hepatitis can both develop, further complicating rehab treatment.

Many rehab patients will require a medically assisted alcohol detox in order to safely lower the amount of alcohol in their system at the beginning of rehab treatment.

Alcohol detox is a particularly risky process since it can lead to seizures, alcohol withdrawal syndrome and a health condition called Delirium Tremens, which is why someone with a serious alcohol addiction should never try to quit without rehab support.

By managing withdrawal symptoms and ensuring your body is protected during this period, alcohol rehab can set you up with the best chance of overcoming addiction from the beginning of your treatment.

This is typically followed by an intensive course of therapies designed to get at the root cause of your addiction and help you establish a solid basis for a sober lifestyle after rehab.

Beat alcohol addiciton once and for all at an alcohol & drug rehab in Herefordshire – call us on 0800 088 66 86

What is Rehabilitation for Heroin Addiction in Herefordshire?

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Another highly addictive substance, heroin is one of the most addictive substances on the planet.

Heroin provides individuals with a strong, short-term high, making them continuously seek the substance in order to gain the same effects, quickly risking addiction and the need for rehab.

When it comes to heroin detox, individuals often progress through a strict rehab programme known as tapering.

As heroin is a physically addictive drug, the withdrawal symptoms can be life-threatening, meaning that sudden withdrawal can be deadly.

For this reason, tapering is most suitable and refers to the slow transition from heroin to heroin-like prescription drugs such as buprenorphine or methadone under the supervision of rehab specialists.

From this detoxification process, individuals are then recommended to follow a further course of rehabilitative treatments at heroin rehab, focusing on addressing long-term psychological effects through various rehab therapies.

Overcome your heroin addiction with the help of a rehab in Herefordshire – call us today on 0800 088 66 86

What is Rehabilitation for Cannabis Addiction in Herefordshire?

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As the most popular drug consumed in the UK [11], cannabis remains a massive issue for some individuals that can quickly require rehab support to overcome.

Though perhaps not as commonly thought of as a class A drug, cannabis can cause a range of psychological effects, especially on those who have existing conditions that may be worsened by long-term and regular usage of cannabis.

We would usually suggest a treatment of psychological rehab therapies after the individual has stopped their use of cannabis.

Although there is no cannabis detox procedure at rehab, understanding that the individual’s usage of cannabis must be stopped is an essential stage nonetheless.

Treatments such as psychological rehab therapies are the most recommended due to their psychological focus, though there are many other rehab treatments that may be suitable in each individual case.

Overcome your cannabis addiction with the help of a cannabis rehab in Herefordshire – call us today on 0800 088 66 86

What Types of Therapy are Available at Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Herefordshire?

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All healthcare providers are given guidance by The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence [12].

This ensures talking therapies and other treatments experienced at rehab meet the high standards you would expect.

Not every individual will have the same experience of drug and alcohol rehab in Herefordshire, mainly due to the sheer range of treatments and therapies that are available to many individuals.

No two experiences of rehab will be the same, and no two individuals will progress with the same course of alcohol or drug addiction treatment in the same way.

However, some of the most common talking therapies [13] and others are listed below:

• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
• Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)
• Brief interventions
• Motivational Interviewing (MI) & Motivational  Therapy (MET)
• Holistic therapies (e.g., music therapy, art therapy, mindfulness, meditation, Art Therapy, yoga, acupuncture, nutritional counselling, equine therapy)
• Group Therapy & group psychotherapy
• Individual Therapy
• Family Therapy
• Co-Dependency Treatment
• Twelve-Step Facilitation Therapy (TSF)
• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
• Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing
• Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy
• 12 Step groups (a spiritual approach, harnessing guidance from a higher power)

Experience all of these superb treatments at a drug and alcohol rehab in Herefordshire by calling us on 0800 088 66 86

What is the Importance of Dual Diagnosis for Co-Occurring Disorders at Rehab?

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Dual diagnosis is a relatively new concept, referring to the diagnosis of multiple disorders at the same time, specifically addiction and an additional mental health issue, which is commonly encountered at rehab.

Conditions often encountered at rehab alongside addiction include:

• Anxiety
• Depression
• Bipolar disorder
• Schizophrenia
• Borderline Personality Disorder
• Eating disorders
• Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
• Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

Though not every individual at rehab is guaranteed to have a co-occurring disorder, the two are highly likely to coincide due to the fact that addiction can be a result of these underlying disorders.

Rehab Recovery ensures that all rehabs and addiction treatment services we recommend follow this approach, focussing on all disorders present in order to have the most effective results in terms of long-term recovery and abstinence.

If an individual is seeking help outside of Rehab Recovery, it is important to ensure that the chosen rehab service provider follows this approach to have the most successful chance of recovery.

If you choose to get a diagnosis through rehab, you’ll see a fully-trained doctor or psychiatrist. Using a psychiatric assessment, they’ll be able to determine if you have any underlying mental health disorders.

Psychiatric treatment can help you improve your well-being, giving you more strength to overcome addiction and make the most of your time at rehab.

To discover how an alcohol and drug rehab in Herefordshire will work to support your mental health, call us on 0800 088 66 86

How Does Rehab Help With Relapse Prevention?

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After leaving drug and alcohol rehab, it is important that individuals are equipped to deal with their addiction in the long term, without constant support or regular sessions.

This is because addiction cannot truly be cured, [14] but only managed for the rest of one’s life. Whilst modern rehab techniques can make relapse rates very low, this is still a lifelong effort.

One method of providing this support is to train these individuals in relapse risk prevention before they leave rehab.

Relapse is not guaranteed in every individual’s case, but having a plan just in case can be one of the most effective ways of preventing relapse after rehab in the first place.

As part of this plan, individuals should consider their history with addiction, being mindful and realistic with their goals, as well as detailing their triggers and cravings and noting any contact numbers to use in times of emergency.

Beat addiction once and for all with the help of a rehab clinic in Herefordshire – call our team today on 0800 088 66 86

What’s Available for Aftercare and Future Rehabilitative Support?

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In addition to creating a relapse risk prevention plan, individuals should also be offered some form of aftercare after rehab.

Referring to any additional rehabilitative support received after an individual leaves a residential centre or addiction treatment service, this is something that should be discussed before an individual makes a final decision about their rehabilitation and treatment.

Through residential centres, individuals are often offered a complimentary one-year aftercare system.

Those rehabilitating through outpatient treatment services in particular may need to seek additional support through other services, including:

• Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) [15]
• Narcotics Anonymous (NA) [16]
• Cocaine Anonymous (CA) [17]
• SMART Recovery [18]
• Al-Anon Family Meetings [19]
• Alateen [20]
• Continued outpatient therapy sessions
• Home detox (in the case of a severe relapse)

Make sure that your stay at a rehab clinic in Herefordshire is matched with an equally effective aftercare plan by calling us today on 0800 088 66 86

How Do I Get Help Today?

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Through Rehab Recovery, any individual can refer themselves for specialised care if they are determined to require it.

When contacting Rehab Recovery in Herefordshire, individuals will be asked a series of questions to determine the severity of their addiction, how long it has been prevalent, and the impacts of this on both the individual and those around them. 

From this, all individuals will be suggested next steps and a personalised rehab programme, whether this is a weekly counselling session, or entering residential rehab.

This will all be determined by an initial rehab assessment, so it is important that individuals are honest, detailed, and open about their experiences of addiction, as this will help the members of our team to make the most suitable rehab recommendations.

All information is handled professionally with confidentiality and in a non-judgmental environment.

Every rehab in England and Wales that we work with is vetted by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). [21]

We offer access to rehab centres and rehab clinics across Herefordshire, including in Hereford, Bromyard, Kington, Ledbury and Leominster, as well as nearby in Worcester, Cheltenham, Shropshire, Gloucestershire, Powys and many other places besides.

No matter what stage of the rehabilitation process an individual may find themselves in, our expert team are ready to help on 0800 088 66 86

References for Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Herefordshire and Near Herefordshire

[1] https://www.plumplot.co.uk/Hereford-drugs-crime-statistics.html

[2] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4553654/

[3] https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8858850/

[4] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7001356/

[5] https://drugfree.org/article/craft-community-reinforcement-family-training/

[6]https://www.researchgate.net/publication/280136961_Care_Farming_in_the_UK_Contexts_Benefits_and_Links_with_Therapeutic_Communities

[7] https://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/news-and-features/latest-news/detail/2020/10/06/two-fifths-of-patients-waiting-for-mental-health-treatment-forced-to-resort-to-emergency-or-crisis-services

[8] https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/review-of-drugs-phase-two-report/review-of-drugs-part-two-prevention-treatment-and-recovery

[9] https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/addiction-support/drug-addiction-getting-help/

[10] https://academic.oup.com/alcalc/article-pdf/32/6/649/531383/32-6-649.pdf

[11]https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/crimeandjustice/articles/drugmisuseinenglandandwales/yearendingmarch2020

[12] https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/health-protection/drug-misuse

[13] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK385382/

[14] https://nida.nih.gov/publications/drugs-brains-behavior-science-addiction/treatment-recovery

[15] https://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk/find-a-meeting/

[16] https://ukna.org/

[17] https://meetings.cocaineanonymous.org.uk/meetings/

[18] https://uk.meetings.smartrecovery.org/meetings/?location=Herefordshire&coordinates=50

[19] https://al-anonuk.org.uk/

[20] https://al-anonuk.org.uk/alateen/

[21] https://www.cqc.org.uk/