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Why a Rehab Centre? A residential detox centre will provide a safe environment to detox from drugs and alcohol. Once an individual is physically addicted to drugs and/or alcohol the detoxification process requires medical supervision. Following detox, the individual can then enter a programme of rehabilitation with various aftercare options available, all of which improve the individuals chances of long-term success.
This Bristol Clinic is an independent treatment centre specialising in the management and treatment of mental health problems for adults and adolescents, including heroin addiction.
Opened in 1994, the drug addiction centre has established an excellent reputation for providing the highest standards of mental healthcare. The hospital has residential facilities for 38 patients, as well as day care and out-patient services. The hospital also incorporates a Grade 2 listed building, Health House, which is prominently situated in landscaped grounds.
This clinic is a private independent hospital specialising in the management of psychiatric illness.
Incorporated into the facilities are three specialist units for the treatment of addictions to alcohol and chemical dependency, eating disorders and a child and adolescent service for ages 12 - 18.
A team of staff psychiatrists, psychiatric nurses, therapists and addiction counsellors provide professional care for inpatient facilities and day care programmes. The hospital is set in ten acres of Hampshire countryside close to Southampton and the New Forest.
This rehab clinic in West Hampshire is a ‘Centre of Healthcare Excellence’ providing an unsurpassed level of treatment for addictions and depression within a high quality, peaceful and supportive environment, helping patients to build a ‘bridge to normal living’. Treatment is delivered through the clinic’s highly experienced and qualified team of healthcare professionals who have worked together for many years, supported by skilled and compassionate 24 hour nursing care.
The multidisciplinary treatment programme includes physical assessment, medically assisted detoxification, group therapy, lectures, 1:1 counselling, relapse prevention and participation in self - help groups. We offer a competitively priced and effective treatment programme delivered within a high quality environment conducive to building a solid foundation of recovery.
NA meetings are held all across the UK and provide a network of support or a form of self-help for drug addicts. NA meetings are based upon the foundations of the AA movement; they are spiritual, not religious, there is no requirement to talk at a meeting and anonymity is protected rigorously. Drop out rates are high, but for those that remain abstinence rates are excellent.
The following are a list of meetings close to you.
| Town | Venue | Day | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bristol, England | St Stephen's Church, St Stephen's Street, Bristol, Somerset BS1 1EQ | Wednesday | 6:30 |
| Bristol, England | St Stephen's Church, St Stephen's Street, Bristol, Somerset BS1 1EQ | Sunday | 1:00 |
| Bristol, England (St Jude's) | Salvation Army, 2 Little George Street, Bristol, Somerset BS2 9DQ | Sunday | 7:30 |
| Bristol, England (Old Market, St Philip's) | Bristol Methodist Centre, 31-33 Midland Road, Bristol, Somerset BS2 0JT | Saturday | 11:00 |
| Bristol, England (Old Market, St Philip's) | Bristol Methodist Centre, 31-33 Midland Road, Bristol, Somerset BS2 0JT | Saturday | 1:00 |
AA meetings are held all across the UK and provide a network of support or a form of self-help for alcoholics. AA meetings are spiritual, not religious, there is no requirement to talk at a meeting and anonymity is protected rigorously. Drop out rates are high, but for those that remain abstinence rates are excellent.
| Town | Venue | Day | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| BRISTOL | Broadmead Baptist Church, Union St, Broadmead BRISTOL AVON BRISTOL & BATH ENGLAND | Tuesday | 18:30 |
| BRISTOL | St James Priory, Whitson St (next to Bus stn). BRISTOL AVON BRISTOL & BATH ENGLAND | Thursday | 19:00 |
| BRISTOL | Broadmead Baptist Church, 1 Whippington Court, The Horsefair BRISTOL AVON BRISTOL & BATH ENGLAND | Wednesday | 12:30 |
| BRISTOL | Friends Meeting House, Beckspool Rd, Frenchay Common BRISTOL AVON BRISTOL & BATH ENGLAND | Tuesday | 20:00 |
| BRISTOL | Friends Meeting House, Beckspool Rd, Frenchay Common. BRISTOL AVON BRISTOL & BATH ENGLAND | Saturday | 11:00 |
The NHS provides limited help for alcohol addicted individuals. Limited residential clinic spaces and more likely, outpatient services including counselling can be accessed – although the waiting list can be lengthy.
| Name | Address | Town | Postcode | Telephone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ACAD | 15-16 Lower park Row | BS1 5BN | 0117 929 3028 |
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