What Happens At A Birmingham Drug And Alcohol Rehab?
Drug and alcohol rehab programmes are designed to equip people with the necessary tools to live a substance-free life. The rehab process will not look the same for everyone, but it will involve a variety of evidence-based practices that aim to heal both the physical and psychological aspects of drug and alcohol addiction.
No matter what type of addiction is being treated, our inpatient residential rehab facilities will always include a full pre-admission assessment with one of our doctors and addiction recovery nurses.
Addictions are complex, so our medical professionals need to gain a personalised and thorough understanding of each and every one of our patients, to ensure a bespoke treatment programme and approach can be established.
After a patient is admitted to our Birmingham alcohol rehab centres, and our medical professionals are satisfied that they are physically and mentally strong enough, the detoxing phase will start. This is when all harmful toxins are removed from the body.
We understand detoxing comes with its own challenges, but rest assured you are in the best hands and not alone. Our medical professionals will also be able to prescribe medication that is proven to significantly soothe withdrawal symptoms.
After detox treatment, patients will be able to start their bespoke treatment programmes.
This can look different for everyone, but it’ll likely include participating in individual and group therapies, as well as holistic treatment options. These rehabilitation techniques will help patients to come to terms with their addictions so that they can identify and manage triggers moving forward.
Upon completion of treatment, it will be time to return to normal life. But don’t worry, ongoing support is still provided long after treatment at our Birmingham rehab has ended.
Our aftercare packages provide patients with:
- Free of charge support for an entire year.
- Access to our highly trained aftercare support team.
- Weekly support group meetings.
- 24-hour support line is free to call if urgent assistance is needed.
- A higher chance of long-term recovery.
Call us today for any queries and to start your treatment today at 03301 596 494.