This Clinic in the Birmingham area specialises in treating heroin addiction patients , offering clients a proven and first-rate rehabilitation programme. The programme treats all addictions; chemical & behavioural.
Our primary aim is to provide a safe, structured and supportive environment in which people can be helped acquire the necessary skills and strategies needed to break the cycle of heroin addiction.
The Clinic offers a therapeutic environment in which individuals are encouraged to take responsibility for change in order that they may develop the resources required to lead more fulfilling lives. The addiction programme treats all chemical and behavioural addictions including heroin addiction and it is our belief that successful recovery is dependent on abstaining from all mood altering chemicals and behaviour.
Treatment plans are tailored to the specific needs of the individual by a highly experienced multi-disciplinary team of Consultant Psychiatrists, Therapists and clinical staff. The heroin addiction treatment programme is delivered using a 12 step abstinence-based therapeutic model.
Our expertise in treating dual-diagnosis patients is unmatched by other service providers.
The programme is suitable for all addictions including:
The Clinic's Addiction Unit has a selection of specially designed and interlinking programmes encompassing and catering for the Family Member as well as the patient and include:
The comfortable accommodation offers single occupancy en-suite rooms with television and private telephone. Set in its own well-maintained and colourfully stocked grounds with peaceful sitting areas and serene walks, the hospital is a haven of tranquility, yet so easily approached from the nearby motorway network that surrounds Birmingham and the Midlands.
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To talk to someone about this clinic call 0121 314 0624
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