Rehab Recovery - Drug and Alcohol Rehab

About

This is an independent service, which is not run by the NHS or WSCC.

This service is not checked by WSCC and including it on the Local Offer website does not mean that it is a recommended service.

Before using this service, we recommend you make your own checks. Your checks should include being happy that: the service will meet your needs; staff are properly qualified; policies are in place to keep everyone safe and you know how much the service will cost.

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Rehab Recovery is an organization that provides addiction treatment and healthcare advice for a wide range of different addiction and dependency problems. We offer high-quality advice and a referral service that matches our clients to the right variety of treatments that will solve their problems and let them get on with their normal lives, free of the burden of addiction.

What we do

• Specialist addiction counselling for people with Autism, working with both the patient and their family, or other people in a position of care. Includes cognitive behavioural therapy, solution-based brief therapy and psychoanalytic approaches.
• An accessible telephone service provided by experienced advisors who are on hand to offer addiction information and ensure you get a referral to the clinic or centre that is right for your problems and individual needs.
• A range of treatments for all types of addiction, such as video game addiction, alcoholism, chemical dependencies, eating disorders and process or behaviour addictions.
• We will always give anyone struggling the best, most appropriate, and most accessible treatment possible. We are always looking for ways to ensure we can accommodate anyone who needs treatment, regardless of disabilities or additional needs.

Age range

12-65

Wheelchair accessible

Yes

Free to use

No