Drug & Alcohol Rehab Halifax
Some individuals in Halifax may be dealing with substance abuse problems. There will be some treatment options available locally, but in many cases, the best option will be for the individual to travel elsewhere for help.
These days it is much easier to travel for addiction help, and this can be a good option if the person is struggling to find what they need locally.
There are some wonderful rehabs across Yorkshire and Lancashire within a short car ride from Halifax, but the person might also be tempted to travel further afield to destinations like Scotland or the North East of England – this can be a good option if people are looking for rehabs at a reasonable cost.
If you are interested in finding out more about your rehab options outside of Halifax, or anywhere else in the UK, you should contact us here on this website for more information.
Start your recovery journey at a rehab in Halifax today by calling our expert team on 0800 088 66 86
Addiction Statistics In Halifax
If you’re addicted to drugs or alcohol, then it’s important to understand the statistics around addiction.
Unfortunately, one in every eleven adults in the UK has admitted to taking at least one drug in the past year [1]. Unfortunately, one in every five younger people (aged 16 – 24) admits to taking one form of drug over the past year.
Unfortunately, this includes lots of dangerous drugs from cocaine, to heroin and cannabis. As drugs range from A, B and C classifications, it is important to assess what classification of drug individuals in the UK are commonly abusing.
Unfortunately, 3.4% of adults in the UK admitted to consuming a Class A drug [1].
If you are found with a class A drug, whether that is consuming or in possession of a Class A drug, then you may be arrested and prosecuted.
Approximately 2% of all adults consume these dangerous drugs frequently [1].
Similarly, it’s important to assess statistics when it comes to alcohol addiction.
Sadly, approximately three million individuals die from alcohol abuse every year across the world [2].
This very sad statistic is only increasing year on year.
In addition to these sad deaths, approximately 358,000 people were admitted to hospital in just the space of one year in the UK between 2018 and 2019.
These statistics are increasing year and year, and are only due to rise.
If you’re struggling with a drug or alcohol addiction in Halifax, then make sure you get the help you deserve as soon as you possibly can.
To learn about the addiction services in Halifax today, call us on 0800 088 66 86
The Disease Model of Addiction
The Disease Model of Addiction is very similar to the biological theory of addiction, although must not be confused.
The Disease Model of Addiction highlights that people with an addiction are struggling from disease, whereas the biological theory of addiction shows the generic or biological risk of developing the ‘disease’ that is an addiction.
The Disease Model of Addiction highlights that addiction is a disease of the brain, and is not a moral failing. It explains that the chemicals consumed in drugs alter the brain and creates an addiction.
Once an individual has been exposed to the drug, even just once, it can become very difficult for them to stop.
If you’re struggling with an addiction to drugs or alcohol in the Halifax area, then it’s important that you understand and believe The Disease Model of Addiction. It’s important that you do not blame yourself for your addiction, but look at it as a disease that can be eventually cured after hard and dedicated work.
By focusing on your illness in this way, you remove the shame often associated with addiction and focus on your recovery.
You can read more about the disease of addiction here.
To learn more about how this approach to rehab can inform better addiction treatment in Halifax, call us today on 0800 088 66 86
Dual diagnosis at rehab in Halifax
A dual diagnosis is a common term used when treating an addiction. It is used to describe when an individual is suffering from co-occurring mental health issues alongside their addiction.
These underlying, mental health issues include anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder to paranoia.
Unfortunately, it is sometimes hard to examine whether an addiction or mental health problem comes first.
According to MIND [3], the NICE (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) recommends motivational interviewing and contingency management as the two main treatments used to treat a dual diagnosis.
Motivational Interviewing
Motivational Interviewing is a therapy technique that helps individuals realise why they want to recover and what to do about their abuse.
Contingency Management
Contingency management is when individuals are offered incentives to recover and stay sober, such as vouchers etc. This helps and encourages them to stay sober and on track.
If you’re looking to attend rehab for a dual diagnosis in the Halifax area, then make sure to speak to a member of Rehab Recovery.
Not only will they be able to recommend the best rehab centres for you, but they will also be able to recommend the best treatment for your specific needs, too.
By speaking to a member at Rehab Recovery, you will be confident that you are getting the right treatment, in the very best place.
It is important to understand that treatment for most addictions includes a detox at the start of your recovery programme and treatment. This will then be followed by therapy such as CBT, group therapy, holistic therapy or contingency management and motivational interviewing as discussed above.
Abstinence
According to the Cambridge dictionary [4] abstinence is defined as the act of restraining yourself from doing something that is usually deemed harmful, such as drugs or alcohol.
Usually, abstinence involves restraining yourself from something that you would deem pleasurable.
Once you attend a rehab centre for a drug or alcohol addiction in the Halifax area, then it’s important that individuals going into the process understand that their time spent in rehab will be focused on achieving complete abstinence.
Many individuals going into rehab in Halifax believe that their aim might be to simply reduce their consumption, which would be defined as moderation management.
However, this is simply not the case and complete abstinence will be encouraged.
By doing so, individuals will gain a whole host of benefits including better overall life satisfaction, improved sleep, improved memory and mental capacity as well as better mental and physical health.
Experts have agreed that abstinence is always the safer and more effective route to addiction recovery.
To learn more about how rehab in Halifax will support your mental health, call our team today on 0800 088 66 86
The Benefits of Residential Rehab in Halifax
Professionally supported drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax is one of the best ways to recover from addiction.
By attending residential rehab in the Halifax area for an addiction to drugs or alcohol, you will be putting yourself in the very best place for recovery.
Upon the admissions stage, you will be assessed by a team of professionals to help gain a better understanding of your addiction, mental health state and possible treatment options going forward.
This will provide a great insight into your addiction, not only for the team but for yourself, too.
Once admitted into residential rehab in Halifax, you will then receive a detox depending on the type of addiction you are struggling with.
By undergoing detox in a residential rehab centre, you will be placing yourself in the safest possible place to undergo your detox which can sometimes be dangerous and very unpleasant for individuals.
By attending residential rehab, you will be assessed around the clock so that your detox is as safe as possible. You will also be placed on any Librium based medication if medical professionals think necessary.
After your detox, you will then receive further treatment, which often comes in the form of therapy. By attending therapy on a regular basis at residential rehab, you will gain a better understanding of your addiction, possible triggers and rehab recovery plan.
There are many different types of therapy options at residential rehab centres, and you will always be assessed by a mental health professional with experience in dealing with individuals with addictions to drugs or alcohol.
Some treatment options will be on a one to one basis, such as CBT therapy (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy) and others will be on a group basis, such as group or holistic therapy.
By attending residential rehab, you will also be surrounded by like-minded individuals who are also suffering from an addiction. You will therefore be able to help, support and provide advice for one another.
Finally, attending residential rehab means that you will be removing yourself from any possible triggers that might exist at home, during your day to day life.
By removing yourself from any negative or triggering environments, you will be allowing yourself the time and space to better recover, whilst formulating a rehab recovery plan for when you leave.
Addiction is not considered a ‘choice’ or ‘moral failing’ on behalf of the addiction sufferer – rehab is about treating the disease of addiction.
If residential drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax sounds like the right choice for you, call us on 0800 088 66 86
Private Rehab vs. Council-Funded Rehab In Halifax
Despite common misconception, there are no fully NHS rehab centres in the UK.
However, there is NHS-funded rehab available throughout the UK. This is done by the NHS reserving beds in private rehab centres. Therefore, these beds and spaces are very limited.
For many people, attending NHS-funded rehab might be their only option. However, if you can afford it, then you should carefully weigh up the pros and cons of attending private rehab over residential rehab.
Pros of Private Rehab in Halifax
- No more waiting lists, you will often be seen or spoken to the same day as you enquire.
- You will receive the very best treatment options from highly trained medical health professionals.
- You will also receive a long-term recovery plan, as well as treatment and therapy often for up to a year after being discharged from residential rehab.
- You will also receive 24/7, around-the-clock care during your detox and treatment.
Cons of Private Rehab in Halifax
- It can be very expensive depending on how long you stay.
- There are lots of different choices of private rehab centres, which can seem overwhelming without the right kind of help.
Pros of NHS-Funded Rehab In Halifax
- Just like private rehab, it is fully confidential.
- It doesn’t cost you anything.
- It is more likely to be a local rehab centre rather than one that is far away.
Cons of NHS-Funded Rehab In Halifax
- You will often have to wait a considerable amount of time to attend NHS-funded rehab, which can often last up to months before a space becomes available.
- It is hard to qualify for.
- It is possible that you will receive less one-to-one therapy time and care than if you were to attend private rehab.
- If you suffer from any co-occurring mental health issues, then these might be treated separately to your addiction.
For some advice and guidance on choosing between public and private rehab in Halifax, call us today on 0800 088 66 86
Why Residential Rehab In Halifax is Not for Everyone
Despite its effectiveness, not everyone is suitable for residential rehab in Halifax. Instead, they might be offered alternative treatment options such as non-residential rehab, a home detox or other types of treatments.
Often, upon admission to the rehab centre, specialists will ask you a series of questions to help determine whether or not you are suitable for residential rehab.
These questions include but are not limited to the questions listed below:
- If you drink 30 or more units of alcohol a day
- If you suffer from a dual diagnosis (co-occurring mental health issues)
- If you have suicidal thoughts or have done in the past
- If you would struggle to detox at home, or have tried to but failed in the past
- If you have ever lashed out on individuals whilst intoxicated or if you have ever been violent
- If you have ever suffered from seizures or delirium tremens
- If you suffer from Wernicke’s Encephalopathy (ataxia and confusion)
In addition to the above criteria, professionals will also use the DSM-IV-TR diagnostic criteria to determine if you are the right fit for residential rehab.
This criterion is listed below:
- If you continue to use and abuse the drug even though you know the harm it causes
- If you lie, steal or cheat or get the drug or addictive substance
- Failed attempts at recovering in the past
- Increased tolerance
- Consuming in an attempt to avoid withdrawal symptoms
- No longer attending social events or hobbies due to your addiction
Start your recovery journey today by calling our expert team on 0800 088 66 86
The Alternatives of Going to Rehab
SMART Meetings
SMART meetings are weekly, 90-minute sessions in a group setting, that focus on the following 4 steps:
- Motivation
- Overcoming cravings
- Overcoming triggers
- How to live a better, day to day life
Home Detox
If you don’t want to attend residential rehab, then a home detox might be for you. By undergoing a home detox, you will receive therapy and treatment over the phone, as well as a medication through the post.
This is a great option for many people suffering from an addiction. However, not everyone will qualify for a home detox.
AA or Narcotics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous and Cocaine Anonymous are similar to SMART meetings in that they are a form of group therapy sessions.
However, AA, NA and CA all believe in the 12-step process to recovery.
Al-Anon Family Group Meetings
Al-Anon group meetings are for family members of those who are suffering from an addiction.
They aim to help individuals better support those who are suffering from an addiction, as well as provide them with any therapy or advice to stay strong through this difficult time.
Outpatient Treatment Via a Local Drug & Alcohol Team Halifax
In addition to the above, there is also a wide range of outpatient treatment options via the local drug and alcohol team in the Halifax area.
Being an outpatient of a rehab centre means that you will attend sessions and meetings at the rehab centre on a daily basis, but then go home to resume your daily life.
The Admissions Process in Halifax
If you are hoping to be admitted into a drug or alcohol rehab centre in Halifax, then you should be made aware of the admissions process.
During your initial conversations with a member of the team, you will be assessed by a list of criteria that will help medical professionals assess what kind of treatment you need.
The ASAM criteria [6] is often used to help during this stage, as is listed below in the form of 6 dimensions.
Dimension 1 – Detox Potential
The first dimension will question your ability to detox successfully. This will help the team assess what level of treatment you will need.
Dimension 2 – Health & Wellbeing
Next, professionals will assess your health and wellbeing, which will also determine what kind of treatment will best suit your needs.
Dimension 3 – Psychological Wellbeing
Professionals will also then take a psychological assessment to help determine whether or not you suffer from any mental health issues that they should be aware of.
Dimension 4 – Your Commitment to the Cause
The fourth dimension will examine your commitment to recover, as this will play a large role in your success.
Dimension 5 – Relapse Potential
The second to last dimension will then assess how likely it is that you will relapse, which will look into whether or not you have ever relapsed in the past, and if you have any triggers at home.
Dimension 6 – Home Environment & Potential Triggers
Finally, you will also be assessed on your home environment and if there are any potential triggers at home that might be contributing to your addiction.
From these 6 dimensions, if you qualify for 2 or 3, then your addiction will be deemed mild. If you qualify for 4 or 5, then your addiction is said to be moderate.
If you qualify for 5 or more, then your addiction is believed to be severe.
If you want to get the admissions process for a rehab in Halifax started as soon as possible, call our team today on 0800 088 66 86
Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Tests (AUDITs)
Additionally, professionals will also use the AUDIT to assess how severe someone’s addiction is [6].
The AUDIT involves 10 questions that all revolve around your dependency, consumption habits and how aware you are of your addiction and the consequences of your addiction.
These questions are listed below [6]:
- How many units do you drink on a weekly basis?
- How often do you drink 6 units as a woman?
- How often do you drink 8 units as a man?
- Has anyone ever said that they are worried about your addiction?
- How often over the last 12 months have you been unable to stop drinking even if you wanted to?
- How often do you regret drinking or feel guilty afterwards?
- How many times over the last 12 months have you failed to keep up with your responsibilities due to your addiction?
- Have you ever injured yourself or someone else because of your addiction?
- How often do you fail to remember the night before?
- How often over the last 12 months have you needed a drink to help you get up in the mornings?
To the above questions, individuals are given the opportunity to answer never, monthly or less, 2-4 times a month, or 2-3 times a week or 4 or more times a week [6].
All answers are scored and added up at the end.
If an individual scores more than 13 points, then it would suggest that an individual is dependent on alcohol and should be admitted into rehab [6].
To learn more about alcohol addiction treatment in Halifax, call us on 0800 088 66 86
Holding An Intervention To Encourage Addiction Treatment In Halifax
An intervention is a tried and tested technique to help loved ones of someone suffering from an addiction express their concern and put forward treatment options.
It is when loved ones create a plan to meet up with the individual suffering and explain to them how concerned everyone is. This is done in a private environment, using the right language.
It is sometimes a good idea to ask a professional intervention specialist to also attend the intervention with you, to help you keep on track and make sure that the intervention stays calm and productive.
An intervention specialist might also ask you to look into CRAFT [7] methods of intervention. CRAFT stands for Community Reinforcement and Family Training and is a great tool for supporting individuals and family members going through addiction.
CRAFT provides family members with the tools and tips on how to hold an intervention and better support the individual [7].
For advice and guidance on holding an intervention in order to convince a loved one to seek addiction treatment in Halifax, call us today on 0800 088 66 86
How Much Does Rehab Cost In Halifax?
The cost of rehab in Halifax differs significantly depending on how long you stay there, whether you opt for a private or shared room, and whether you opt for residential or non-residential rehab.
As a rule of thumb, a 10-day stay in a private rehab centre in Halifax can cost between £3,000 – £6,000 for a private room. However, if you were to opt for a shared room, the price would reduce significantly to £2,000 – £4,000.
Nevertheless, the longer an individual stays in rehab then the more expensive it will be. For a 28-day stay, individuals should be ready to pay anything between £8,000 – £12,000 for a private room and £6,000 for a shared room.
If these costs are unaffordable for you, then you could always consider a home detox.
However, individuals must understand that although a home detox is cheaper (approximately £1,500) it is not the same as attempting to recover alone.
You will receive one-to-one therapy and treatment over the phone on a daily basis, as well as medication in the post.
Nevertheless, a home detox might not be suitable for everyone. Although individuals do get daily help, treatment and check ins from professionals, a lot of the recovery process will be down to them and them alone.
This is why only individuals who are already extremely motivated to recover will be suitable for a home detox.
For a more accurate estimation of how much your time at rehab in Halifax will cost, call us today on 0800 088 66 86
Tips on How to Choose the Right Rehab Halifax
If you are looking to attend rehab for a drug or alcohol addiction in the Halifax area, then you should read the below tips on how to pick the right rehab centre for you.
When it comes to rehab centres in the Halifax area, then there are a lot to choose from. For some individuals, the choice can sometimes seem daunting and overwhelming.
That’s why Rehab Recovery is here to make the process and decision simple. Here are some tips on how to choose the right centre for you.
- Research online into what each rehab centre offers.
- Speak to Rehab Recovery to see what kind of treatment options you would most benefit from.
- Read up on each rehab centre’s reviews and testimonials.
- Research into the cost of each centre and treatment course.
- Ask to speak to a member of the staff to ask what they could help you with.
Fo more tips on choosing the right rehab in Halifax, give our team a call on 0800 088 66 86
What is a Detox and Do I Need One?
A detox is when an individual withdraws from an addictive substance. This is in an attempt to allow the body to overcome the need and craving for the drug.
Therefore, if you are addicted to a drug that you are physically dependent on, then you will need to undergo a detox before anything else.
Unfortunately, withdrawing from an addictive substance can produce withdrawal symptoms, and lead to some health issues and risks.
These withdrawal symptoms can range from mild, moderate and severe. The worse an individual’s addiction is, the worse your withdrawal symptoms will be.
This is why it is incredibly important that anyone who undergoes a detox does so in a rehab centre.
By doing so, you will be surrounded by medical and mental health professionals who will monitor your care and withdrawal symptoms around the clock.
Withdrawal symptoms can present themselves very quickly, sometimes as quickly as 7 hours. However, the majority of individuals tend to experience withdrawal symptoms after 24 – 72 hours.
Whilst at rehab, you might be asked to take Librium based medication, which often helps individuals overcome the side effects experienced by withdrawal symptoms. This is often prescribed during the initial stages of your treatment and detox over 10 days.
How Long does Rehab Last?
How long individuals spend in rehab depends very much on their specific case, addiction and needs.
If you suffer from a mild addiction, then you might only need to attend residential rehab for just 7 days.
This is generally the least amount of time someone would be required to spend in rehab, and you might then need to continue outpatient treatment afterwards.
It is recommended that most people spend a total of 28 days in rehab, in order to successfully detox and undergo treatment.
However, if an individual suffers from a more severe addiction, then they might suggest that they stay in rehab for a while longer, approximately 60 – 80 days.
Start your recovery journey today by calling our expert team on 0800 088 66 86
Rehab for Cocaine in Halifax
If you are suffering from an addiction to cocaine in the Halifax area, then you will likely need to attend rehab.
Unfortunately, cocaine is very addictive and can actually alter the way an individual’s brain is structured and receives pleasure.
Although cocaine is mentally addictive, cocaine is not physically addictive. Therefore, you will not need to undergo a physical detox from cocaine when you enter rehab.
Rehab for a cocaine addiction involves a lot of therapy, working on the internal triggers and cravings for the drug.
To start beating your cocaine addiction at a rehab in Halifax today, call us on 0800 088 66 86
Rehab for Heroin rehab in Halifax
Similar to cocaine, heroin is a highly addictive drug. However, unlike cocaine, heroin causes both a mental and physical addiction.
If an individual attempts to withdraw and detox from heroin, then they will experience withdrawal symptoms that will need medical attention.
That’s why it’s important to attend a rehab centre if you are looking to recover from heroin.
To start beating your heroin addiction at a rehab in Halifax today, call us on 0800 088 66 86
Rehab for Cannabis in Halifax
Cannabis causes a whole host of very negative and worrying health concerns, such as depression, paranoia and issues with the immune system.
Just like cocaine, cannabis is highly addictive. However, it does not create a physical addiction in the body.
Therefore, individuals will not need to experience unpleasant withdrawal symptoms like with some other drugs.
Instead, individuals looking to recover from a cannabis addiction will need to undergo therapy.
To start beating your cannabis addiction at a rehab in Halifax today, call us on 0800 088 66 86
Types of Therapies on Offer at Rehab in Halifax
There are many different addiction treatments in Halifax that can be used to address drug or alcohol addictions.
Some of the most common are:
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (also referred to as CBT) is a very common therapy technique that aims to reframe an individual’s thoughts, cravings and triggers.
Brief Interventions
A brief intervention is another therapy technique that aims to help individuals establish during the admission stage if they are capable of recovery on their own.
Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT)
DBT is very similar to CBT. However, DBT is often used by professionals on individuals who struggle to control and understand their emotions.
It aims to establish a balance between acceptance of their situation and ways to overcome it. It then works with individuals to accept and understand this process.
Holistic Therapy
Holistic therapy is a fantastic way to help individuals recover from addictions. It is offered to most people at rehab and includes techniques such as exercise, painting, drawing, listening and playing music.
Although most rehabs in Halifax will be able to provide some forms of holistic therapy, the specific king will depend on the expertise, location and resources of that rehab.
Motivational Interviewing
Motivational interviewing helps individuals find their own motivations for wanting to recover if they don’t already use them to help them to recover.
This is done by helping individuals overcome any ambivalence or uncertainty, and helps them to overcome any triggers or contradictory thoughts that they might be having.
Group therapy
Group therapy will also be offered at most rehab centres. Individuals will be offered the chance to sit in a group setting with other like-minded individuals who also suffer from an addiction and talk through their problems together.
It gives people an opportunity to find strength in each other’s stories and situations, and hopefully learn from them.
Individual therapy
As an alternative to group therapy, individuals will also be offered private, one to one therapy with a professional.
This is where individuals will receive more intense therapy techniques, such as CBT.
Family therapy
Family therapy is a great opportunity for the loved ones of individuals suffering from an addiction to talk through any possible triggers or issues at home.
This is when an individual’s family will attend a therapy session and talk through their issues in a calm and controlled way.
Twelve-Step Facilitation Therapy
Lots of people undergo 12-step facilitation therapy during and after rehab. This involves attending self-help groups that believe in the 12 steps to recovery, such as AA.
Co-dependency Treatment
Co-dependency is when an individual feels too attached or dependent on an individual or substance and makes it particularly hard for them to give the individual or substance up.
This, in turn, creates very low esteem and a poor self-image, which only promotes further co-dependency.
If you want to learn more about the various addiction treatments available at drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax, call us on 0800 088 66 86
Relapse Prevention Plan at Rehab in Halifax
If you are looking to formulate a relapse prevention plan, then there are certain things you can include in your plan to help ensure that you are successful.
Below is a list of great things you could include:
1. Emergency Contact
Including contact emergency personnel in your relapse prevention plan is a great idea. This should be an individual who you can go to at any time, with any problem.
You should make sure this is someone who’s supportive and reliable.
2. HALT Technique
If you start to experience cravings, then try the HALT technique.
HALT stands for hungry, angry, lonely or tired. If you start to experience a craving, check that you are not one of these three things first.
2. Self Care
Self-care is an extremely important factor of any recovery plan and should not be underestimated.
Try to include a self-care schedule or a list of self-care activities you can do on a frequent basis. This could include relaxing, exercising, eating healthily or reading.
4. Meditation & Holistic Therapy
Lastly, give meditation a try. Meditation is becoming increasingly popular and is now a tried and proven way of helping individuals overcome their addiction and stress.
If meditation isn’t for you, then try holistic therapy and activities such as exercising, signing, playing music or painting.
By taking up a new activity or hobby, you might achieve a state of ‘flow’, where the body and mind become fully immersed in focus.
To learn more about how a rehab in Halifax can help you avoid relapse, call us on 0800 088 66 86
Why Would Someone Want To Go To Rehab In Halifax?
Drug and alcohol rehab clinics have empowered people to take charge of their own treatments. The individual now has a real choice when it comes to picking the best and most appropriate treatments.
If the person is unable to find the option that best suits them locally, they will now have the option to consider other destinations that may provide a better alternative. For some people, addiction treatment in Halifax has become that alternative.
Here are just some of the most common reasons for why people will choose to attend an addiction rehab:
- The price of private rehab has increased significantly in recent years. The individual may be able to enjoy real savings by looking for rehab in the North of England for the addiction help they need. These savings may still be significant even after the person has taken the cost of travel and other expenses into account.
- There will be options available in Northern England that is not available elsewhere in the UK. There are now many different approaches to addiction recovery, and the approach that seems most likely to work for the person may only be on offer in the North. In this situation, the person might be making the right choice by leaving home to get the help they need.
- Another common reason for why people are now looking to the North of England for addiction help is that they are faced with waiting lists back in their home region. Some facilities are extremely popular, and this can mean that there will be a waiting list of weeks or even months for a place. This is not an ideal situation, because if the individual is not able to move fast on their decision to quit, they might lose their motivation, and there is no guarantee that they will ever again develop the motivation to be able to quit. By considering their options in the North, the individual will almost certainly find a similar rehab with no need for them to wait – this means that they can begin their treatment right away.
- Many people who choose a rehab in Northern England are looking for to get away from their normal environment. This is because they believe that this will make it easier for them to break away from their usual modes of thinking. There may well be some truth in this idea. The person may find that by going to rehab in the North, they will find it easier to develop a new perspective on life.
- When people quit alcohol or drugs, they will be taking their life in a new direction. This is a monumental decision. It sounds reasonable that the person might want to recover somewhere special to launch their new life in sobriety.
To learn some more about how rehab in Halifax can be perfect for you, call us on 0800 088 66 86
Addiction Recovery Options Outside of Rehab in Halifax
As well as those seeking addiction treatment in Halifax, there are those who are leaving this country to consider their options elsewhere. This is the great thing about the ease of medical tourism – it makes life better for us no matter where we live.
If you are interested in finding out more about your rehab options anywhere in the world, you can contact us here on ourf website.
Our helpline is staffed by very experienced people who will be able to provide the most reliable and up-to-date information available.
Whether you’re looking for addiction treatment in Halifax or further afield, begin today by calling 0800 088 66 86
How to Get the Most Out of Addiction Treatment in Halifax
When people enter an alcohol and drug rehab in Halifax they are giving their recovery the best possible chance, but this will not always be enough to guarantee their success.
This is because the only way that the person can guarantee their own success is by becoming 100 % committed and willing to do whatever it takes to get sober.
Here are a few ideas for how the person will be able to get the most out of their drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax:
- The person needs to have no ambivalence about their recovery. This means that they do not hold onto any hope that they will be able to drink or use drugs again in the future. Even the slightest ambivalence can prevent the individual from achieving lasting sobriety, so they need to be clear with their intention from the start.
- When the person enters their chosen rehab in Halifax, they need to have a beginner’s mind. This means they put aside all of their current thoughts and beliefs so that they are open to new ways of thinking. It will not be possible for the individual to make any real progress in rehab unless they have this type of attitude.
- The most important thing about any treatment program is that it prepares the individual for life in the real world. The individual should be preparing for their transition back home from day one.
- It is also important that the individual remember to have fun during their time at rehab in Halifax. This can be as important as any other part of the treatment program.
To get the most from your addiction treatment in Halifax and make sure your recovery lasts, call us on0800 088 66 86
Alternatives to Rehab in Halifax
For completely free help with addiction and dependency, reach out to the statutory-funded organisations below:
1. The Basement Recovery Project
Address: 10 Carlton St, Halifax HX1 2AL
Telephone: 01422383063
Website: https://thebasementproject.org.uk/
2. Alpha House Calderdale Ltd
Address: 22 Clare Rd, Halifax HX1 2HX
Telephone: 01422346289
Website: http://alphahousecalderdale.org.uk/
3. Calderdale Recovery Steps
Telephone: 01422415550
Website: http://calderdalerecoverysteps.org.uk/
Reach out to Young Minds, Samaritans, Papyrus, and Rethink Mental Illness for support with your wellbeing as you navigate your addiction.
Reach Out to Rehab Recovery
In order to have the best chance to break away from addiction, it will be important for you to choose the best possible rehab facility. If you are living in Halifax, there is no reason why you won’t be able to find ample and effective addiction treatment.
There are also many world-renowned rehabs within a car journey from Halifax that will be able to provide you with the help you need.
There are many options to choose from, and this is why you should contact us here to discuss the best path for you to take. We will also be able to arrange everything for you once you make your choice.
There are some excellent options available in regards to international addiction treatment programs, and we will provide you with the information you need to make an empowered and effective choice.
The services we can refer you to are available across Leeds, Halifax, Wakefield, Huddersfield, Otley, Keighley, Pontefract, Morley, Dewsbury, Mirfield, Todmorden, Wetherby, Wakefield District, Haworth, Marsden, Batley, Kirkburton, Baildon, Pudsey, Skelmanthorpe, Rothwell, Shipley, Featherstone, Brighouse, Horsforth, Yeadon, Normanton, Cleckheaton, Sowerby Bridge, Liversedge, Hemsworth, Garforth, South Elmsall, Aberford, Saltaire, Guiseley, Honley, Denby Dale, Birkenshaw, Crofton, Slaithwaite, and even more towns in and around West Yorkshire.
The Care Quality Commission (England and Wales) or the Care Inspectorate (Scotland) regulate all of the centres we recommend.
We offer free a wealth of advice as well as rehab referrals. Many of our agents are also in recovery, and understand your journey with addiction.
For more information about rehab in Halifax, contact Rehab Recovery on 0800 088 66 86.
References
[2] https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/alcohol
[4] https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/abstinence
[5] https://www.asamcontinuum.org/knowledgebase/what-are-the-six-dimensions-of-the-asam-criteria/
[6] https://www.addictionpolicy.org/post/dsm-5-facts-and-figures
[7] https://bmcpublichealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12889-019-6632-5
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