UK Addiction Treatment Centres Reviews

I think this is a fantastic rehab and I have been to some of the big names in the industry, Primrose is miles ahead.

The rules were a bit too strict especially with washing and phone time.

It was very good, brilliant and amazing.

Fantastic facilities with even better staff.. made a tough start of a journey so much easier. Food and rooms were great and so were the classes we had here. Thank you to all at Primrose Lodge

I was very skeptical and anxious upon arrival (mainly, as this was forced upon me by family members). However, I was quickly in routine to attend all in-house meetings, as well as external ones, and feel blessed to receive such good quality care, from the cleaners and cooks, up to the support staff and therapists! I am looking forward to embracing a life of sobriety, which has only become possible because of the likes of Melissa, Clare and the other brilliant staff at Linwood House. Thank you for your guidance in helping me find the path towards a clean rewarding life (although I know, the path has just begun)

Oasis Runcorn has been outstanding from start to finish. The detox was very carefully done, so that I was not ever uncomfortable but planned so the medication was decreased correctly. I have been to another rehab before for 6 weeks but I have learned more here in a week than I did there. The therapy team got to know each and everyone and they pinpoint the underlying issues and show you a clear road to recovery.

Excellent 1 to 1 most staff Excellent.

The staff and therapists are great. Food is good. you get out what you put in, the tools are availabke here if your willing to learn them. The building itself could do with some work.

I had no idea what to expect when I staggered over the threshold of this Lodge of Hope, shaking, battered and beaten. 4 weeks later I am ready to step back over that same threshold into the harsh light of the day that I had been running from for years. I leave this wonderful place not fixed, but no longer frightened of the light, ready and empowered to start fixing myself through fellowship, 1 step at a time.

Prior to entering rehab at linwood house i was on the verge of DEATH. Either by overdose or suicide. The change in my thinking and understabding of my emotions in 4 weeks has improved immensley. Ive accepted who i am and im OK with it. I see a future ahead of me that im looking forward to embracing. Although im still at the beginning of my journey through recovery, im able to honestly believe if i stay true to myself and work the steps and progtamme and accept help and guidance from others i can live a life of sobrierty. Life is for living, not just exsisting. Day by day, week by week, month by month, year by year. I now see my recovery as a JIGSAW, it will never be completed. Just keep placing the pieces day by day.