Alcohol & Drug Rehab In Berkshire

If you’re here because you’ve taken the brave steps to seek help for drug or alcohol problems in Berkshire, or have concerns regarding a loved one, the good news is help is just around the corner. Here at Addiction Helper, we understand the difficulties that addiction brings to the individual and their loved ones, and we’ve helped thousands of people in and around Berkshire attend rehab to turn their lives around.

We understand that drug or alcohol rehab may seem daunting, so we’ve put together a list of the best rehabs near Berkshire complete with psychiatrists, nurses and addiction therapists, to make your stay as comfortable as possible. From detox through to rehab, the below CQC registered clinics have been thoroughly inspected to comply with high standards of care, giving you or a loved one peace of mind.

Read on to learn more about the process of rehab and the different options available to you and give us a call at any time if you have any questions.

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Primrose Lodge
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Banbury Lodge
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Recovery Lighthouse
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The Recovery lighthouse is a 13 bedroom alcohol and drug rehab facility set…

Liberty House Clinic
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Private Rehab

Private rehabilitation facilities are independent treatment centres designed to provide a conducive environment for recovery, as well as effective, personalised treatment plans for people who want to overcome their addiction. These rehabs run residential programmes from 28 to 90 days that are personalised to the needs of each client. You’ll get 24/7 care from start to finish with an experienced medical and therapy team.

The major benefit of private rehab is the intensity of treatment, which is comprehensive and tailored to fit each patient. Private rehab centres are also medical clinics, where you can receive (if required) a medical detox, treatment for physical and behavioural addictions along with psychiatric support.

Treatment includes a thorough assessment to determine your specific treatment needs; detoxification to remove all harmful toxins from your system; psychotherapy to treat all psychological problems, and 1yr free aftercare to help you maintain abstinence after rehab.

Pros And Cons Of Private Rehab

Pros

  • Be in a safe and nurturing environment
  • Medical detox with 24/7 care & support
  • Overcome the root causes of addiction
  • guaranteed privacy and confidentiality
  • Experienced team of doctors & therapists
  • Personalised rehabilitation programme
  • Look, feel, sleep better & regain confidence
  • Learn techniques for relapse prevention
  • 1 year complimentary aftercare support

Cons

Cost can be a barrier but should be weighed up versus longer-term cost of addiction both financial, physical and mental

What Does Rehab Cost?

Standard rehab programmes cost between £5,000-£7,000 a month. This includes the cost of accommodation, therapies, detoxification, medication, use of gym facilities and food. Luxury rehab centres in Berkshire cost between £10,000-£15,000 per month. The prices indluce horse riding, music therapy, swimming pool, in-house gym, massages, use of a workstation, fine dining experiences, and large, spacious rooms.

NHS Addiction Treatment Options

There are several NHS addiction treatment options in and around Berkshire. The services are free, confidential, and open to all residents who need help to understand their addiction and achieve their recovery goals. Some of these centres are located in Reading, Wokingham, Maidenhead, and Bracknell.

Pros And Cons Of NHS Treatment

Pros

The major reason why a significant number of Berkshire’s residents prefer NHS treatment is that it’s free. Services are provided in partnership with local and national charities that have experience helping individuals with addiction. Treatment begins with a comprehensive assessment of your needs, and you’ll be assigned a dedicated keyworker to work with you throughout your recovery journey.

Cons

Free treatment in Berkshire is usually associated with long waiting lists to access treatment. There is also immense pressure on existing infrastructure, due to the number of residents using the facilities. Long-term addicts, or those with dual diagnosis, who badly need inpatient treatment are faced with a long waiting list. It is important to move quickly when struggling with addiction. The waiting period may give you too much of an opportunity to make excuses as to why you shouldn’t receive treatment.

Addiction Support Groups

Support groups are an integral part of your recovery journey. They are recommended by specialists and long-term recovering addicts in Berkshire as a great way to gain motivation and maintain abstinence. They are also helpful to individuals diagnosed with mental health issues, such as depression.

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What Is NA?

Narcotic Anonymous is a 12-step mutual aid group that offers member support in their recovery journey. You will hear personal stories, and share your own stories related to addiction. Members are all recovering addicts who understand what you’re going through and will provide practical and emotional support to help you maintain abstinence. Meeting venues near Berkshire include Windsor and Slough

What Is AA?

It is a non-professional, apolitical, self-supporting group that is open to anyone who wants to recover from alcohol dependence or addiction. Members share their experiences and provide support to each other. You will go through 12-step with a sponsor, as a way of taking responsibility for your actions under the influence of alcohol and maintaining abstinence

Types Of Counselling

One-to-One This is the most commonly known type of therapy. It involves a counselling session between a therapist and a patient in the same room. It may be held in an office, coffee shop, garden or any place where the patient feels most comfortable. Face-to-face therapy includes techniques such as motivational interviewing, simple yet effective QnA or unloading where the client releases what’s been on there mind causing anxiety, fear, sadness etc… before the therapist interprets this and helps the client to uncover the root issue.

Online This includes all counselling services provided through the internet. It includes sessions via emails, Skype, and support group chat rooms such as SMART Recovery online support groups. It is easy, convenient, and promotes anonymity.

Group Involves a number of people struggling with similar issues coming together to discuss these issues openly, and in the presence of a certified counsellor. Through this process, each participant gains a deeper insight into their addiction, while providing support to others in the group at the same time.

Facts about Berkshire

  • Ascot Racecourse was founded by Queen Anne in 1711.
  • The original place of East Cote is now known as Ascot.
  • 19 of the British Prime Ministers studied at Eton College in Eton, Berkshire.
  • King Henry I is buried at Reading Abbey.
  • Windsor Castle is the largest inhabited castle in the whole world.
  • Jane Austen attended Reading Ladies’ Boarding School, later renamed to Abbey School.

How Can I Get to Berkshire?

By Rail

As the biggest towns in the county are Windsor, Reading, Ascot, Newbury, Maidenhead, and Slough, they are also the easiest to reach via the local and national railway services (CrossCountry, South Western Railways, and the GWR are the main service providers.

Reaching Reading from London can happen within 30 minutes if you go to Paddington Station, get the GWR towards Hereford and get off at Reading station. If you instead want to get to Ascot town, the trip will last about an hour – you should get on the South Western Railway towards Reading, best do it at Waterloo station, and get off at Ascot station.

By Car

Reaching Berkshire from London by car takes about an hour and a half up to two depending on the traffic. If extreme situations are present, severe congestion may cause unforeseen delays, so be prepared. The quickest route is via the M4 and A4. The exit you’re looking for is via Bath road.

If you’re coming from Manchester or its general direction. then your best option is a 3.5-hour drive via the A5103, then moving to the M56, the M6 and finally via Yattendon road.

The other option, very suitable for people who do not want to drive, are the local and national coach services. Bus lines operating to and from the area include the Greenline services and the First Group lines. Both of these can be found on a number of London coach stations.

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