Drug Rehab & Alcohol Rehab in West Yorkshire

Drug and Alcohol Rehab in West Yorkshire

Like the rest of the UK, West Yorkshire is home to many people struggling with substance abuse and the county is experiencing significant social damage as a result. Thankfully, there are a good range of resources available to those seeking help with their addictions – so if you’re looking to turn your life around, read on through the rest of this guide.

Addiction treatment services in West Yorkshire

Picking the right addiction treatment can feel like a complicated process – possibly because of the sheer number of options out there. But don’t be put off; reaching out for treatment will be the best decision you ever make, and you shouldn’t let anything stop you taking that step.

If it’s private treatment you are looking for, UKAT has a number of residential rehab centres located in or near West Yorkshire, for those that require immediate help with their substance misuse.

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Private rehabilitation

Private rehab is usually the preferred choice for those with severe addictions. Detoxing from alcohol or drugs is in important part of the process but can be dangerous if attempted without medical help. Private rehab ensures that you or a loved one detox safely and comfortably with a medical professional, using medication to ease any discomfort if necessary.

Our centres also offer solace from any life-distractions and surround you with those going through similar experiences. Building relationships with those who care and understand your situation is key in supporting you through the recovery process.

Our facility in West Yorkshire – Oasis Recovery Bradford – is a state-of-the-art drug and alcohol detox facility based in Bradford.

Oasis Recovery Bradford

Oasis Bradford detox programme addresses the whole person – body, mind and spirit. A medically managed detoxification or stabilisation is supplemented by a wealth of group and individual sessions and talks to help provide maximum long-term benefit. Complementary therapies are also available and include guided relaxation and exercise.

We provide:
  • Prescribed medical detoxification
  • Drug and alcohol rehabilitation
  • Proven counselling treatments
  • Holistic therapies
  • 12 Step recovery model
  • One-to-One counselling and group therapy
  • Motivational interviewing
  • Trauma therapy
  • Psychiatric assessments
  • Dual diagnosis care
  • Aftercare and ongoing therapies
  • Cognitive behavioural therapy
  • CQC Registered
  • 24-hour care

We also offer free group sessions for families or anyone closely connected to the individual.

These groups provide guidance and support, offering loved ones a comprehensive understanding of addiction. The connections formed in these groups contribute to ongoing long-term recovery and mending and broken bonds with family members.

Call +44 2039 496 584 today to speak to one of our team

The benefits of private rehab

If you or a loved one are seriously struggling with addiction, private rehab provides:

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

Common drugs in the UK

Marijuana

Drawn out from the cannabis plant, this drug comes in the kind of green leaves, black resin or brown nuggets. Side-effects vary from sleepiness, relaxation, talkativeness, laughter, joy, fear and confusion, based on the user’s state of mind at the time of use. Click for information about Cannabis rehab.

Cocaine

Cocaine is a stimulant which comes in the kind of white or crystalised powder or little rocks. This drug can be injected, smoked or snorted through the nose, to offer the feeling of self-confidence, enjoyment and awareness. Click for information about Cocaine rehab.

Ecstasy (MDMA)

Ecstasy is a pill which is swallowed to induce feelings of joy and affection. It is likewise readily available in a powder form, which is known as MDMA, and is rubbed on the gums. Click for information about Ecstasy rehab.

Heroin

Heroin is made from the poppy plant and is a form of morphine– a painkiller utilized in hospitals. It can be snorted, smoked or injected to provide a feeling of bliss. Heroin is the most deadly illegal drug in the UK, as it is easy to overdose, particularly when injected. Click for information about Heroin rehab.

Alcohol

Alcohol, otherwise referred to as ethanol, is a liquid which can be found in many different types of drink. Legal in the UK, alcohol is the most harmful and addicting drug offered, which contributes to alcohol poisoning, heart attacks, violence, dependence, injuries, cholesterol and liver damage. Click for information about Alcohol rehab.

LSD

LSD is a hallucinogenic drug which comes either in liquid type or as small tabs of paper, and swallowed either straight or in food or beverage. The impact of the drug depends upon the user’s state of mind and creativity, however common actions include laughter, compassion, awe, confusion and suspicion.

What does rehab cost?

The cost of rehab can vary depending on the area and the type of treatment you require. However, it is usually priced at around £1,500 – £3,000 per week. If you are thinking about attending a private rehab facility near West Yorkshire and would like to find out specific costs, get in touch with one of our knowledgeable team who will answer any questions you have.

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    What treatment services are offered by the NHS?

    Private rehab isn’t an option for everyone: it can be expensive for those without insurance and may require time away from work or other commitments to make recovery the main focus. Fortunately, West Yorkshire offers a range of free services for anyone determined to tackle their addiction on their own.

    The service provides:

    • Recovery and care planning
    • Support for families
    • One-to-one support
    • Medication for opiate addiction
    • Stabilisation
    • Assessments for residential rehabilitation
    • Counselling and relapse prevention
    • Facilitation of rehabilitation
    • Motivational interviewing
    • Care management
    • Community detoxification

    Where are these services based?

    How does drug and alcohol rehab in West Yorkshire work?

    Admissions

    If you go through our private centres, admissions into the clinics are quick and and easy so you can settle into a regular at the residential treatment centre within the first day. Specialists will help you through the entire process– from detoxing your body of hazardous compounds, recognizing triggering aspects and suggesting the most ideal from a range of treatments to assist you settle into a new routine. Private alcohol rehab is therefore a holistic method to treatment.

    If you go through free treatment, you will require to discuss your concerns with a GP, who will refer you to a clinic. You can also call any of the pointed out charities that will assess your condition and examine you into a West Yorkshire rehabilitation centre with the quickest opening slot.

    What are the pros and cons of free addiction treatment?
    Pros
    • Free of charge
    • Confidentiality
    • Accessible to everyone
    • Located in the local community
    • Close to home and family
    Cons
    • Lengthy admissions process
    • Might not be referred to residential rehab
    • Patients may be asked to go to different clinics
    • Recovery may be affected by life distractions
    • Access to the personal therapist is more limited
    • Patients may not have the same therapist

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      Free addiction treatment services available in West Yorkshire

      There are a number of charity run addiction services. Forward Leeds and Bridge provide community based services designed for addicts and their families. Details can be found below.

      Forward: Leeds

      Telephone: 01926 431471

      Address: 74 Kirkgate, LS2 7DJ

      Website: https://www.forwardleeds.co.uk/

      Forward Leeds is the new alcohol and drug service in Leeds for adults, young people and families. They offer a range of services for people struggling with addiction from all walks of life.

      Bridge

      Telephone: 01926 353513

      Address: 35 Salem Street, BD1 4QH

      Website: https://thebridgeproject.org.uk/

      Their mission is to empower people experiencing multiple barriers to achieve positive change. The priorities for Bridge are to work with individuals, families, partners and communities to affected by substance misuse.

      Addiction support groups in West Yorkshire

      Addiction support groups are specifically focused on substance abuse, behavioural addictions and the issues associated with recovery. Support groups are normally focused on a specific type of addiction which separates one group from another. This makes it easier for members to focus, as their particular issues are being addressed by others who share their same experiences.

      What is NA?
      NA (Narcotics Anonymous) is a globally renowned non-profit fellowship for people who have abused drugs. Everyone attending NA meetings is trying to abstain from drug use and to develop a new way of life. There are no fees to attend and everyone is welcome as long as they are actively striving to stay in recovery.

      What is AA?
      AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) is – like NA – a non-profit fellowship; since its inception in the 1930s AA has helped millions of people worldwide escape from the claws of alcoholism. AA meetings are held right across the country, including a good number in West Yorkshire, and may be particularly valuable for people who have already gone through rehab and are seeking ongoing support.

      AA Meetings in West Yorkshire:
      Brighouse

      Salvation Army Community Ctr, 33 King St
      HD6 1NX
      Saturdays at 10:30am

      Halifax

      Ebenezer Church, St James Rd
      HX1 1YS
      Thursdays at 7:30pm

      Huddersfield

      Salvation Army, New Hey Rd
      HD3 4BZ
      Wednesdays at 8:00pm

      See the full list of AA meetings in West Yorkshire

      NA Meetings in West Yorkshire:
      Wakefield
      Wednesdays – 12:00pm

      Socialicious Cafe
      1A Westmorland Street
      WF1 1PN

      Bingley
      Wednesdays – 7:00pm

      All Saints Parish Church
      Old Main Street
      BD16 2RH

      Pontefract
      Sundays – 10:00am

      St. Josephs Catholic Primary Sch
      Newgate
      WF8 4AA

      See the full list of NA meetings in West Yorkshire

      Travelling to and from West Yorkshire

      The M1 and M62 connect West Yorkshire with surrounding counties. If you are travelling to Oasis Recovery Bradford, take the M1 to junction 42 and merge on to the M62 as far as junction 27. From here you can take Wakefield Road (A650) as far as Prospect Street / Mill Lane, then Boiling Road is on your right hand side.

      The West Yorkshire Metro provides trains to and from West Yorkshire. If you are travelling from London, Kings Cross offers direct routes to Leeds and other areas of the county.

      About West Yorkshire

      West Yorkshire is an inland metropolitan county in England. It was first introduced in 1972 with the Local Government Act. The county borders the counties of Derbyshire to the south, Greater Manchester to the south-west, Lancashire (north-west), North Yorkshire (north and east) and South Yorkshire (south and south-east).

      The county includes the West Yorkshire Urban Area, based on the cities of Leeds, Bradford and Wakefield, and the large towns of Huddersfield and Halifax; some towns such as Castleford, Pontefract and Wetherby are excluded. West Yorkshire is divided into five metropolitan boroughs – City of Bradford, Calderdale, Kirklees, City of Leeds and City of Wakefield.

      Other large settlements in the county include Addingham, Baildon, Bingley, Burley-in-Wharfedale, Brighouse, Copley, Cragg Vale, Elland, Greetland, Hebden Bridge, Heptonstall, Denby Dale, Dewsbury, Emley, Golcar, Gomersal, Beeston, Boston Spa, Collingham, Garforth, Guiseley, Harewood, Headingley, Holbeck, Horsforth, Pontefract, Ryhill, Sandal, Sharlston, Stanley, Walton (Wakefield) and West Bretton.

      Find rehabilitation in West Yorkshire near you

      Are you from a city or town in West Yorkshire and want to know what the options are locally to you? Check out the following pages to find out more about rehab in different parts of West Yorkshire:

      Frequently asked questions

      Are rehabs open in West Yorkshire during the Coronavirus outbreak?
      Rehabilitation centres are operating during the Coronavirus outbreak, as healthcare facilities are essential businesses. This includes private rehab clinics in West Yorkshire, provided they follow the safety regulations implemented by the government.

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      Does free alcohol rehab in West Yorkshire exist?
      There are a number of free clinics in West Yorkshire which can help you with alcohol or drug abuse. However, there are no inpatient options. Rehabilitation centres are not free, so for residential rehab your best option is to opt for private treatment.

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      How do I pay for rehab?
      A deposit will be accepted at the beginning of the process and full payment taken a few days later, once you have started your programme.

      Many private rehabilitation companies, including UKAT, accept BUPA insurance. However, be sure to check with your insurance company that your claim is covered.

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      Can I get funding through the NHS?
      Although funding through the NHS is available, it can be a lengthy and emotional process and many applications are turned down.

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      Can you force someone to go to rehab?
      You cannot force someone to go into rehab; it must be their choice. However, you can organise an intervention if you are worried about someone. This involves sitting and talking to your loved one with the help of a professional, in the hope they will listen and follow your advice.

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      Which drug addictions can be treated in rehab?
      Addictions to any of the following drugs can be treated in a rehabilitation clinic: cocaine rehab, crack cocaine rehab, heroin rehab, cannabis rehab, ecstasy rehab and prescription drugs rehab, including benzodiazepines rehab and opiates rehab.

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      How long should I go to rehab for?
      The recommended duration of rehab depends on the severity of your addiction and you will be advised by a professional during your admissions process.

      The longer the length of stay in rehab the higher the success rate for staying sober, as you spend more quality time in therapy and in a sober environment, away from temptation.

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      Is rehab confidential?
      If you seek treatment through the NHS, the referral will sit on your medical records. However, employers cannot access these records unless under specific circumstances. So, there is a limited chance of them finding out.

      Private rehabilitation is completely confidential and does not sit on your medical records.

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      Can I visit a loved one during rehab?
      You can visit your loved one for an hour every Sunday at our private centres. However, to prevent the spread of Covid-19 you will not be permitted to visit loved ones during the lockdown.

      Family support groups take place every week at each of our centres and anyone who has a close connection to the patient can join. Not all rehabilitation centres offer this option, so this needs to be checked on their website.

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