• • Full medical assessment with detox prescribed by our specialist doctor on arrival.
• • Recovery plan individually tailored to meet service user’s specific needs.
• • A range of group and one to one interventions alongside a clinical detoxification programme.
• • An eclectic mixture of therapeutic interventions, CBT, Motivational Enhancement Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Strengths Model programme and Mutual Aid Groups.
• • The therapeutic programme consists of workshops, process groups, worksheets, house meetings, guided relaxation, individual recovery planning and support.
• • Service user’s with literacy and/or learning difficulties will be offered additional support so as to fully benefit from the programme.
• • Individual care of service user’s health and wellbeing
• • Care for complex needs and dual diagnosis service users
• • Kick start detox programmes available.
• • After care programme and a post treatment recovery plan.

Oasis Bradford is a 17-bedded detox clinic facility. All bedrooms have ensuite facilities and have everything you need to ensure your stay is both comfortable and relaxing. Clean linen and towels are provided as and when requested by the client.

As a fully residential detox clinic, we are able to manage everything in-house, providing security and 24/7 medical nursing care and support to all of our clients. Everything is carried out under the one roof and patients do not leave the premises without a member of staff present. Oasis Bradford goes the extra mile to provide an effective and holistic and medically managed detox experience. At lunch and dinner a varied, nutritious diet, specially tailored to the needs of those undergoing detoxification is prepared on-site by a trained Chef. All religious, ethnic and cultural food requirements, special diets, eating disorders and allergies can be catered for.

Oasis Bradford boasts its own SPA bath in a private room. Clients can access this at any time of day or night to help ease aching muscles, tension and to help them to relax. The nurses are also trained in delivering auricular acupuncture and guided relaxation meditation. Staff can provide massages to help with medical issues such as poor circulation. Holistic therapies have been proven to aid the detoxification process.

Oasis Bradford’s main focus is to ensure that anyone commencing treatment feels comfortable and safe during their time with us and completes their planned treatment episode. Oasis Bradford is fully residential and has facilities to ensure a comfortable and productive stay. Oasis Bradford provides seamless treatment packages including detoxification, rehabilitation and community integration. These packages are designed to make a service user’s treatment journey as smooth and rewarding as possible.

What works for one person doesn’t necessarily give the best results to another. The best way to help as many people as possible to achieve long-term recovery is to offer choices. Oasis Bradford offers bespoke treatment packages to meet individual needs and is even able to offer different locations within the group, treatment modalities and lengths of stay.

All of our staff are qualified and many in recovery themselves, which means we have a deep understanding of addiction – and the difficulties it can present. Oasis employees are continually undergoing professional training, meaning we’re always improving our service and can provide the most up to date therapies. A high proportion of our service users have multiple addictions or are cross-addicted which can be identified and treated by Oasis Bradford.

Preparation is important to ensure positive outcomes and Oasis will fully engage in preparing people for both detoxification and rehabilitation. We will attend any preparation groups and present our experience of what service users can expect on their journey with Oasis.

It is important that we engage with everyone involved in the service users treatment. Oasis will keep all Care Managers informed of their service user’s journey through our services. We will send updates of recovery plans, graduation reports on completion of detoxification, primary and secondary treatment care. We will also send four-weekly reports informing Care Managers of the service users progress and welcome six-weekly face to face visits or telephone assessments.

Service users will be transferred from our inpatient detoxification facility to any Oasis Recovery Rehabilitation Centre at no extra cost to the referring agency.

A Personal Care Plan will address the needs identified during referral and assessment and will be monitored and adapted as appropriate through reviews held regularly throughout treatment.

Physical health improvements will be a key part of the care plan reviews and will be adapted as needs change. Trained nursing staff are on duty 24-hours-a-day with a doctor on-site most days along with the centre manager and support staff. A clinical psychiatrist is available in an advisory capacity.

Service users will be transferred from our inpatient detoxification facility to any Oasis Recovery Rehabilitation Centre at no extra cost to the referring agency.

At Oasis Recovery Communities we feel that listening to our service users enables us to continually improve.

Health and Wellbeing

• • All our centres have on site chefs that provide healthy balanced meals.
• • Fresh fruit is available throughout the day along with hot drinks, water and juices.
• • Service users dietary and allergy requirements are catered
• • We welcome and support servicer users cultural and religious beliefs
• • There is access to a local gym and swimming pool at the appropriate time in a service users treatment.
• • Local walks are built into the treatment programme.
• • Dance and art therapy.
• • Music groups.
• • Relaxation and meditation.

Family involvement

The importance of family and friends to the individual’s recovery is understood, as are the difficulties they face. Staff are available for support and advice for families and friends every Sunday during visiting hours. The centre can be contacted throughout the week for additional support and advice over the phone. Everything needed for a comfortable and valuable detox experience is under one roof at Bradford Oasis. On the ground floor are plenty of rooms for admissions, interviews, group and key-working sessions as well as a well-equipped family room for visitors with children.

Aftercare package

An aftercare group is held at the centre every week and is free to access for up to a year, on completion of treatment.

Complex Needs & Dual Diagnosis

Oasis Recovery Communities believe that everyone has the right to recovery.

Oasis is capable of working with service users who have complex mental health issues, secondary disorders such as eating, gambling, or sex addiction. Oasis also works with service users on various different types of medication whether that is anti- psychotic or for pain management. Occasionally we may ask that medication be reviewed or amended prior to a service user commencing their treatment. All referrals are individually reviewed concerning criminal history.

All referrals are accepted and each referral is reviewed. If we feel we can safely meet the needs of the individual we will offer a placement.

If we feel we cannot we will respond why we are not able to offer a place and the reason we are unable to meet a service user’s needs.

Our 12 step programme focuses on an active engagement strategy designed to increase the likelihood of the service user becoming affiliated with and actively involved in 12 step mutual aid groups, thereby promoting abstinence and long term recovery.

Three key ideas predominate:

• • Acceptance, which includes the realisation that all addictions are a chronic, progressive illness over which one has no control, that life has become unmanageable because of the addiction, that willpower alone is insufficient to overcome the problem, and that abstinence is the only alternative.
• • Surrender, which involves giving oneself over to a higher power, accepting the fellowship and support structure of other recovering addicted individuals, and following the recovery activities laid out by the 12 step programme.
• • Active involvement in 12 step meetings and related activities

Our 12 step approach gives every service user who chooses this route a full introduction to all 12 steps. As well as a life story worksheet and session, there are various other specialised worksheets around relationships, honesty, self-esteem, etc., it is a very intensive programme and is adaptable in that it will fit to the service user’s needs regardless where they are in their treatment.

We take service users through the step work at their own pace, we will take them through all 12 steps in most cases but always respecting their own recovery plan, ability, motivation and rate of progress.

There are other worksheets available to help every service user at particular stages of their journey such as the concept of illness, cross addiction and various worksheets around guilt, shame, anger, and other related issues.

Service users are expected to attend regular 12 step meetings to complement the work they are doing in treatment and to introduce them to the various wider recovering community.

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The strengths model follows a nine-stage approach, focusing on the strengths and promoting a positive future. Service users are able to map their progression from one stage to the next, which is important in early recovery, where targets and goals should be thought about in short, manageable chunks.

Each module moves on from the successful completion of the preceding module. The programme has been designed in such a way that there is a variety of worksheets within each module that the worker and service user can choose from and which are most appropriate to them. Therefore, although each module is necessary to do in order, the worksheets and activities within them can be used flexibly.

The overall model is designed to move away from the traditional ‘defects’ models, where early treatment often involves ‘denial busting’ by emphasising not only the negative effects of drugs and alcohol but also the negative qualities within the service user themselves. The core principles behind this model are that when a service user reaches out for treatment, their denial has dropped sufficiently for them to ask for help.

A positive stock-check of a service user’s strengths and assets – their recovery capital – is a crucial early stage in the treatment episode.

Specific SMART goals must be made throughout treatment.

Peers are the most appropriate support and teachers throughout many aspects of the programme, especially around supporting specific recovery targets.

• • Oasis Detox 88% of service users complete as planned
• • Oasis Rehab 92% of service users complete as planned

What our service users say:

• • How did you find treatment? – 98% very good/good
• • Did you meet your care plan goals? – 90% met all their goals
• • Was your medication dealt with appropriately and safely? – 97% agreed
• • How would you rate your counsellors? – 99% very good/good
• • How would you rate the programme scope? – 98% very good/good
• • Would you recommend to others? - 98% Yes

Clients undertake a regimen of therapy, guidance, advice, well-being and structured psychological, physical, and emotional treatments to understand addiction, cope with it, deal with it, and ultimately live a life free from substances and behavioural harm.

Our treatments include:

• • 12-step therapy
• • Experimental therapy
• • One-to-one and group therapies
• • Stress reduction techniques
• • Motivational interviewing
• • Relaxation techniques
• • Art and creative therapies
• • Cognitive behavioural therapy
• • Relapse prevention
• • Holistic therapies
• • Psychological interventions
• • Spiritual studies
• • Health pursuits
• • Addiction education
• • Meditation
• • Mindfulness

At Oasis Bradford we offer a full medically supervised detox for those suffering from a physical addiction to alcohol or drugs. On admission, all clients see our medical practitioner, who specialises in detoxification. Clients will be prescribed any detox medications our medical practitioner feels they require to make their stay at Oasis Bradford as comfortable as possible.

As a full treatment centre, we have the experience and facilities to undertake detox from a wide range of substances. These include:

• • Alcohol
• • Heroin
• • Methadone
• • Cocaine
• • Crack Cocaine
• • Sleeping tablets
• • Prescription drugs
• • Opiates & OTC drugs
• • Amphetamines
• • Cannabis
• • Hallucinogenics

Our Second Stage treatment modalities deliver the personal recovery programme which breaks from a traditional counselling focus intervention, to a Recovery Capital focus, based on the latest advances in the Personal Leadership industry.

The Personal Recovery Programme is a goals-based programme aimed to help service users achieve excellence, as they view it, across the areas of Family, Work and Finance, Social, Mental and Emotional, Physical Health and Personal Recovery.

This programme is designed to give a personal, structured recovery plan that runs in parallel with the traditional secondary programmes still delivered within Oasis centres, consisting of key-working, process groups and other community activities.

It was designed in consultation with our own service users who found that, although second stage treatment needs to be bespoke, they tended to struggle with a lack of structure that comes from having more personal responsibility for their own progress.

To compliment the personal recovery programme service users are encouraged to engage in volunteering, education and training opportunities that we have available. These opportunities help to create a seamless transition into the local community.

Service users will be introduced to mutual aid meetings in and around the area which they can continue to access on completion of treatment.

Before completing treatment every service user prepares a post treatment recovery plan covering all aspects to support ongoing recovery.

If a service user wishes to return to their local community after completion of treatment we will help and support them in making sure that their living environment and surroundings are suitable for someone in early recovery. We will also ensure that they know where their local meetings are, and make sure that they are linked into local aftercare services. Some service users may wish to relocate and not return back to their local community straight away, or at all. We offer support and pathways into various sober living accommodation across the county. Service users will also have available to them a weekly aftercare group at any of our services.

Oasis believes in keeping things simple and our referral process couldn’t be simpler. All that is needed is a telephone call or email. Please telephone your Admission Manager or email us.

The Admissions Manager will then liaise with the Care Manager and arrange for the service user to visit our service for a pre-admission visit. We would advise all service users to attend the service of their choice before commencing their placement. However, we do understand that this is not always possible, so telephone or Skype assessments can be completed.

Once the assessment has been completed the Oasis Admissions Manager will liaise with the Oasis Centre Manager and our Doctor to ensure we can meet the needs of the service user.

When we have all agreed that we can safely meet the needs of the service user we will contact the Care Manager and arrange a convenient date and time for admission.

In order to speed up the admission process for any service user attending for alcohol detox, Oasis will require the service user’s full blood count and liver function test. For any service user with an extensive criminal history, we will also require a copy of their previous convictions. For any service user with current mental health issues, we will require a copy of their latest mental health summary (assessment and any care plans).

Admission

On arrival you will be greeted by a member of staff and will begin the admission process. This will be conducted in your room. You will complete an LFT 30 minute covid19 test and begin working your way through lots of forms. The nurse will come and see you to assess your medical needs and then you will have a consultation with one of the Oasis Doctors to discuss your detox regime. This will be conducted over Skype. Once your LFT test comes back as negative you are free to come out of your room but please wear a mask at all times.

On the following day a member of staff will ask you to complete a PCR covid19 test. Once a negative test result is confirmed you are then able to walk about the building without a mask. If any client is witnessed not wearing a mask before their PCR result is confirmed warnings will be given and your treatment may be terminated.

Groups

Groups will be conducted everyday within the unit. These will consist of House meetings, Process Group, Lifestory, Mindfulness, Relapse Prevention, Team Building Sessions, Group Walks, Gong Therapy and Education Workshops.

All clients are required to attend group sessions unless you are excused by the nurse for medical reasons.

Meal times

All meals are to be eaten in your room until your PCR test has come back as negative. When your PCR is confirmed as negative you will be eating meals in the dining room with other negative clients. The breakfast trolley is placed in the dining room for you to help yourself to cereals, fruits and toast. Lunch will be served from 12.45pm by the chef Ian and dinner will be served from 16.45. Please go and collect this yourself from the hatch and bring it back up to your room if you haven't received your PCR result. If your PCR is already confirmed please eat in the dining room. When you have finished your meal please wash your plates and cutlery and keep the dining area clean. Help yourself to tea/coffee/juice/water at any time.

Shop Run

Shop run will take place on Tuesday and Friday afternoon. Staff will come around the night before and ask you if you would like anything. Please be sure to have brought enough money in or be able to bank transfer to our Oasis Account. Caffeinated drinks/fizzy drinks are not allowed.

Mobile Phones

On admission you will hand your mobile phone in and it will be kept in your valuables box in the office. Mobile phones are available to collect from the office Monday to Saturday from 6.30pm. A roll call will take place at 8.15pm in the dining room. Please attend and hand your phone back in. If you do not attend you will not get your phone the next day. On a Sunday you can collect your phone from 3.30pm. Please hand your phone back in at 6.30pm in the dining room.

Smoking Area

You are able to go out for a cigarette when you like as long as it is not in group time.

Family Room/Lounge

The family room and lounge are free for you to use to chillout and watch TV during the evening when you have some spare time. The family room will be locked at 10.00pm and the lounge will be locked at 1.00am. Communal areas will be out of bounds from 1.00am and you will be required to head back to your rooms.

Washing facilities

The client laundry room is situated upstairs and will be open until 11.00pm for you to wash your clothes. We provide washing powder. Please ask staff if you would like clean towels and bedding.

Therapeutic duties

All clients are required to do TD’s in the morning before meetings start at 9.30am. In the dining room you will find a client information board where you will find a list of cleaning jobs related to the room that you are in. The cleaning trolly will be placed downstairs for you to use. Please place the cleaning items back on the trolly once you have finished.

Medication

Medication will be administered in your bedroom with the nurse and support worker on shift. Medication times are 6am, 12pm, 17.30 and 22.00pm.

Conclusion

If you have any questions or concerns please come to the office window in the reception area.

If you would like to connect to wifi when your phones are available please connect to Guest-Wifi.

If you need to make any professional phone calls please let staff know during the House meeting and we can facilitate this using the office phone.

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1. I, the client, agree to take my medication as prescribed to me by the Doctors or authorised members of their medical team. This is to ensure that Oasis Bradford may fully comply with medical duty of care guidelines during the detox.

2. I agree that Oasis Bradford will hold and administer my medications as prescribed by my GP and the Oasis Bradford doctor.

3. I agree to comply with the Therapeutic Programme and engage with the treatment offered at Oasis Bradford.

4. I agree to not discuss my individual detox medication with fellow clients.

5. I agree to abstain from using any form of mind or mood alerting substance including alcohol. This includes medication that has not been prescribed or sanctioned by Oasis Bradford Doctors or authorised members of their medical team.

6. I agree not to mix, associate or spend time in the company of anyone who uses any form of mind or mood altering substance.

7. I agree to not enter into any form of illegal activity whilst I am resident at Oasis Bradford.

8. I agree to not enter any other bedroom at the Centre, at any time, except for the bedroom allocated to me for my stay. Also to not let others into my bedroom.

9. I agree to be appropriately dressed at all times during my stay at Oasis Bradford.

10. I agree to remain within the Centre unless given permission from, and being accompanied by, a designated member of Oasis Bradford staff.

11. I agree to refrain from using any form of violent or threatening behaviour to peers, staff, visitors, property or members of the community. Anyone who commits a violent act will be reported to the police and charges pursued.

12. I agree to abide with the no smoking policy and to use only the designated smoking areas should I choose to smoke.

13. I agree to not discriminate against any person at Oasis Bradford. This includes discrimination in relation to age, gender, sexuality, colour, creed, size, religion or social standing.

14. I agree to take part in random drug tests as and when requested to do so, or as directed by the courts or probation services. A positive result or adulterated tests may result in instant discharge from treatment. Refusal to provide a sample may also lead to discharge from treatment.

15. I agree that I will not form any exclusive relationships with fellow clients during my stay.

16. I agree to behave in a respectful, tolerant and caring manner towards peers, Oasis Bradford staff, neighbours, and the community at large.

17. I agree to room and belonging searches being carried out whilst in treatment.

18. I agree to keep my bedroom tidy and not to damage it in any way. (I will report any breakages or accidents immediately)

19. I will not offer medication that has been prescribed to me to any other patient at Oasis Bradford.

20. I understand that Oasis Bradford has a zero tolerance policy towards violence and any such behaviour may result in the authorities being notified.

21. I will attend three meals per day with the community.

22. I will maintain a socially acceptable level of personal hygiene and appearance.

23. I will allow Oasis Bradford staff to store any cash, credit cards and car keys I may have in a locked cupboard for safety.

24. I will agree to abide by the no visits for the first seven days in treatment policy.

25. I will maintain an attitude of willingness to get well and show respect and consideration for others whilst at Oasis Bradford.

26. I understand that all gambling is forbidden at Oasis Bradford.

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• • Oasis Bradford - Welcome Information
• • Oasis Bradford - Treatment Contract

• • A unique offering of two separate treatment programmes, allowing for tailored treatment options and service user choice.
• • A 12 step programme and Oasis Strengths model programme are delivered separately within the therapeutic environment.
• • Medically monitored detoxification programme supervised by a specialist prescribing GP for both drug and alcohol detoxification.
• • Primary and secondary treatment which consists of community groups, process groups, therapeutic activities, one to one counselling, house meetings, workshops, groups and worksheets.
• • Individual recovery planning tailored to suit the service user needs.
• • Service users with literacy and/or learning difficulties will be offered additional support so as to fully benefit from the programme.
• • Care for service user health and wellbeing, complex needs and dual diagnosis.
• • Music and dance workshops.
• • Swimming and access to a local gym.
• • Local walks along nature trails, woodlands, and canal paths.
• • Close to shops in Runcorn Old Town.
• • After care programme and a post treatment recovery plan.

Our clinic is large and spacious and situated in the town environment of Runcorn so that our clients are not fully detached from reality. Once detoxed, clients will be able to access town regularly and benefit from transitioning, with support, back into daily living and taking part in society. We also have the added benefit from being on the coastline, so our clients will thrive on the fresh sea air and surroundings.

We aim to provide a bridge to normal living for our clients and encourage them to take part in the therapeutic community and duties; thus assisting them to care for themselves and to be considerate of others. Clients are encouraged to keep their own personal spaces clean and tidy and assist in keeping the communal areas the same. They are encouraged to support each other throughout the treatment process and disengage from isolation and antisocial practices.

Oasis Recovery Communities Runcorn provides an outside space for fresh air and contemplation. Clients will have access to the outdoor space for regular refreshment breaks, enabling them to clear their heads, connect with nature, and have time to reflect.

We offer an integrated substance detox and addiction rehabilitation facility. Inside are purpose-built one-to-one counselling rooms, group rooms, and treatment rooms, enabling us to facilitate our comprehensive treatment programmes within suitable surroundings.

Oasis Runcorn’s main focus is to ensure that anyone commencing treatment feels comfortable and safe during their time with us and completes their planned treatment episode. Oasis Runcorn is fully residential and has facilities to ensure a comfortable and productive stay.

Oasis Runcorn provides seamless treatment packages including detoxification, rehabilitation and community integration.

These packages are designed to make a service user’s treatment journey as smooth and rewarding as possible. One thing has always been clear to us at Oasis, everyone is different, and therefore people need different interventions to help them along the treatment journey. What works for one person doesn’t necessarily give the best results to another. The best way to help as many people as possible to achieve long-term recovery is to offer choices. Oasis Runcorn offers bespoke treatment packages to meet individual needs and is even able to offer different locations within the group, treatment modalities and lengths of stay. All of our staff are qualified and many in recovery themselves, which means we have a deep understanding of addiction – and the difficulties it can present. Oasis employees are continually undergoing professional training, meaning we’re always improving our service and can provide the most up to date therapies.

A high proportion of our service users have multiple addictions or are cross-addicted which can be identified and treated by Oasis Runcorn. Preparation is important to ensure positive outcomes and Oasis will fully engage in preparing people for both detoxification and rehabilitation. We will attend any preparation groups and present our experience of what service users can expect on their journey with Oasis. It is important that we engage with everyone involved in the service users treatment. Oasis will keep all Care Managers informed of their service user’s journey through our services. We will send updates of recovery plans, graduation reports on completion of detoxification, primary and secondary treatment care. We will also send four-weekly reports informing Care Managers of the service users progress and welcome six-weekly face to face visits or telephone assessments. Service users will be transferred from our inpatient detoxification facility to any Oasis Recovery Rehabilitation Centre at no extra cost to the referring agency. At Oasis Recovery Communities we feel that listening to our service user’s enables us to continually improve.

A Personal Care Plan will address the needs identified during referral and assessment and will be monitored and adapted as appropriate through reviews held regularly throughout treatment.

Physical health improvements will be a key part of the care plan reviews and will be adapted as needs change. Trained nursing staff are on duty 24-hours-a-day with a doctor on-site most days along with the centre manager and support staff. A clinical psychiatrist is available in an advisory capacity.

Service users will be transferred from our inpatient detoxification facility to any Oasis Recovery Rehabilitation Centre at no extra cost to the referring agency.

At Oasis Recovery Communities we feel that listening to our service users enables us to continually improve.

Health and Wellbeing

• • All our centres have on site chefs that provide healthy balanced meals.
• • Fresh fruit is available throughout the day along with hot drinks, water and juices.
• • Service users dietary and allergy requirements are catered
• • We welcome and support servicer users cultural and religious beliefs
• • There is access to a local gym and swimming pool at the appropriate time in a service users treatment.
• • Local walks are built into the treatment programme.
• • Dance and art therapy.
• • Music groups.
• • Relaxation and meditation.

Family involvement

The importance of family and friends to the individual’s recovery is understood, as are the difficulties they face. Staff are available for support and advice for families and friends every Sunday during visiting hours. The centre can be contacted throughout the week for additional support and advice over the phone. Everything needed for a comfortable and valuable detox experience is under one roof at Bradford Oasis. On the ground floor are plenty of rooms for admissions, interviews, group and key-working sessions as well as a well-equipped family room for visitors with children.

Aftercare package

An aftercare group is held at the centre every week and is free to access for up to a year, on completion of treatment.

Complex Needs & Dual Diagnosis

Oasis Recovery Communities believe that everyone has the right to recovery.

Oasis is capable of working with service users who have complex mental health issues, secondary disorders such as eating, gambling, or sex addiction. Oasis also works with service users on various different types of medication whether that is anti- psychotic or for pain management. Occasionally we may ask that medication be reviewed or amended prior to a service user commencing their treatment. All referrals are individually reviewed concerning criminal history.

All referrals are accepted and each referral is reviewed. If we feel we can safely meet the needs of the individual we will offer a placement.

If we feel we cannot we will respond why we are not able to offer a place and the reason we are unable to meet a service user’s needs.

Our 12 step programme focuses on an active engagement strategy designed to increase the likelihood of the service user becoming affiliated with and actively involved in 12 step mutual aid groups, thereby promoting abstinence and long term recovery.

Three key ideas predominate:

• • Acceptance, which includes the realisation that all addictions are a chronic, progressive illness over which one has no control, that life has become unmanageable because of the addiction, that willpower alone is insufficient to overcome the problem, and that abstinence is the only alternative.
• • Surrender, which involves giving oneself over to a higher power, accepting the fellowship and support structure of other recovering addicted individuals, and following the recovery activities laid out by the 12 step programme.
• • Active involvement in 12 step meetings and related activities

Our 12 step approach gives every service user who chooses this route a full introduction to all 12 steps. As well as a life story worksheet and session, there are various other specialised worksheets around relationships, honesty, self-esteem, etc., it is a very intensive programme and is adaptable in that it will fit to the service user’s needs regardless where they are in their treatment.

We take service users through the step work at their own pace, we will take them through all 12 steps in most cases but always respecting their own recovery plan, ability, motivation and rate of progress.

There are other worksheets available to help every service user at particular stages of their journey such as the concept of illness, cross addiction and various worksheets around guilt, shame, anger, and other related issues.

Service users are expected to attend regular 12 step meetings to complement the work they are doing in treatment and to introduce them to the various wider recovering community.

See a larger version of the graph

The strengths model follows a nine-stage approach, focusing on the strengths and promoting a positive future. Service users are able to map their progression from one stage to the next, which is important in early recovery, where targets and goals should be thought about in short, manageable chunks.

Each module moves on from the successful completion of the preceding module. The programme has been designed in such a way that there is a variety of worksheets within each module that the worker and service user can choose from and which are most appropriate to them. Therefore, although each module is necessary to do in order, the worksheets and activities within them can be used flexibly.

The overall model is designed to move away from the traditional ‘defects’ models, where early treatment often involves ‘denial busting’ by emphasising not only the negative effects of drugs and alcohol but also the negative qualities within the service user themselves. The core principles behind this model are that when a service user reaches out for treatment, their denial has dropped sufficiently for them to ask for help.

A positive stock-check of a service user’s strengths and assets – their recovery capital – is a crucial early stage in the treatment episode.

Specific SMART goals must be made throughout treatment.

Peers are the most appropriate support and teachers throughout many aspects of the programme, especially around supporting specific recovery targets.

• • Oasis Detox 88% of service users complete as planned
• • Oasis Rehab 92% of service users complete as planned

What our service users say:

• • How did you find treatment? – 98% very good/good
• • Did you meet your care plan goals? – 90% met all their goals
• • Was your medication dealt with appropriately and safely? – 97% agreed
• • How would you rate your counsellors? – 99% very good/good
• • How would you rate the programme scope? – 98% very good/good
• • Would you recommend to others? - 98% Yes

Clients undertake a regimen of therapy, guidance, advice, well-being and structured psychological, physical, and emotional treatments to understand addiction, cope with it, deal with it, and ultimately live a life free from substances and behavioural harm.

Our treatments include:

• • 12-step therapy
• • Experimental therapy
• • One-to-one and group therapies
• • Stress reduction techniques
• • Motivational interviewing
• • Relaxation techniques
• • Art and creative therapies
• • Cognitive behavioural therapy
• • Relapse prevention
• • Holistic therapies
• • Psychological interventions
• • Spiritual studies
• • Health pursuits
• • Addiction education
• • Meditation
• • Mindfulness

Our Second Stage treatment modalities deliver the personal recovery programme which breaks from a traditional counselling focus intervention, to a Recovery Capital focus, based on the latest advances in the Personal Leadership industry.

The Personal Recovery Programme is a goals-based programme aimed to help service users achieve excellence, as they view it, across the areas of Family, Work and Finance, Social, Mental and Emotional, Physical Health and Personal Recovery.

This programme is designed to give a personal, structured recovery plan that runs in parallel with the traditional secondary programmes still delivered within Oasis centres, consisting of key-working, process groups and other community activities.

It was designed in consultation with our own service users who found that, although second stage treatment needs to be bespoke, they tended to struggle with a lack of structure that comes from having more personal responsibility for their own progress.

To compliment the personal recovery programme service users are encouraged to engage in volunteering, education and training opportunities that we have available. These opportunities help to create a seamless transition into the local community.

Service users will be introduced to mutual aid meetings in and around the area which they can continue to access on completion of treatment.

Before completing treatment every service user prepares a post treatment recovery plan covering all aspects to support ongoing recovery.

If a service user wishes to return to their local community after completion of treatment we will help and support them in making sure that their living environment and surroundings are suitable for someone in early recovery. We will also ensure that they know where their local meetings are, and make sure that they are linked into local aftercare services. Some service users may wish to relocate and not return back to their local community straight away, or at all. We offer support and pathways into various sober living accommodation across the county. Service users will also have available to them a weekly aftercare group at any of our services.

Oasis believes in keeping things simple and our referral process couldn’t be simpler. All that is needed is a telephone call or email. Please telephone your Admission Manager or email us.

The Admissions Manager will then liaise with the Care Manager and arrange for the service user to visit our service for a pre-admission visit. We would advise all service users to attend the service of their choice before commencing their placement. However, we do understand that this is not always possible, so telephone or Skype assessments can be completed.

Once the assessment has been completed the Oasis Admissions Manager will liaise with the Oasis Centre Manager and our Doctor to ensure we can meet the needs of the service user.

When we have all agreed that we can safely meet the needs of the service user we will contact the Care Manager and arrange a convenient date and time for admission.

In order to speed up the admission process for any service user attending for alcohol detox, Oasis will require the service user’s full blood count and liver function test. For any service user with an extensive criminal history, we will also require a copy of their previous convictions. For any service user with current mental health issues, we will require a copy of their latest mental health summary (assessment and any care plans).

• • Fully residential
• • CQC rated as 'OUTSTANDING'
• • Around-the-clock supervision and support
• • Suburban location
• • Medically supervised detoxification available
• • 1 year free aftercare

Situated just outside of London, our facility boasts 18 beds, large grounds, recreational facilitates and fully trained staff.

Allowing our clients to feel at home and as comfortable as possible means our bedrooms and general facilities are decorated to a very high standard, all considerations taken into account with the aim of creating a safe, secure and comfortable environment. The building overlooks the town’s main green park.

As well as the park, near the service is situated the local cricket pitch, tennis courts, basketball courts and other sports facilities which provide ample opportunity for our clients to integrate regular physical activity into their treatment plan; if they should wish to do so.

• • Peaceful and recovery-oriented environment
• • 20 beds - all rooms decorated to a high standard
• • Open 24 hours
• • World-class rehabilitation programme
• • Immediate admission
• • One-to-one and group counselling
• • Set within quiet and picturesque suburban surroundings

At Liberty House Clinic we understand that our clients will often contact us in a time of crisis. As such, we have an extremely streamlined admissions process that is designed to be fast, safe and provide informed information to a friend or family member, when acting on behalf of the client.

We understand the importance of the treatment we provide and our primary aim is to turn around lives by providing the necessary tools and skills through our rehabilitation programme, with the ultimate aim of our clients living a full, fruitful and substance free life.

Our passion for helping individuals with addiction and substance misuse issues is reflected in our treatment team also, many of whom have many years of experience within the field of addiction services. Our treatment programmes as well as our treatment staff place the client very much at the heart of what we do, guaranteeing the highest levels of commitment. Many of our staff have been in long term recovery themselves so they better understand the experiences that a newly admitted client will likely go through.

We understand that no two clients that enter our service are the same and as such our programme and facilities are designed with enough scope to provide tailored treatment based on the individuals’ needs. Following a full length rehab treatment episode, our clients will be entitled to 12 months free aftercare services at no further additional cost.

A Personal Care Plan will address the needs identified during referral and assessment and will be monitored and adapted as appropriate through reviews held regularly throughout treatment.

Physical health improvements will be a key part of the care plan reviews and will be adapted as needs change. Trained nursing staff are on duty 24-hours-a-day with a doctor on-site most days along with the centre manager and support staff. A clinical psychiatrist is available in an advisory capacity.

At our centre, we feel that listening to our service users enables us to continually improve.

Health and Wellbeing

• • All our centres have on site chefs that provide healthy balanced meals.
• • Fresh fruit is available throughout the day along with hot drinks, water and juices.
• • Service users dietary and allergy requirements are catered
• • We welcome and support servicer users cultural and religious beliefs
• • There is access to a local gym and swimming pool at the appropriate time in a service users treatment.
• • Local walks are built into the treatment programme.
• • Dance and art therapy.
• • Music groups.
• • Relaxation and meditation.

Our 12 step programme focuses on an active engagement strategy designed to increase the likelihood of the service user becoming affiliated with and actively involved in 12 step mutual aid groups, thereby promoting abstinence and long term recovery.

Three key ideas predominate:

• • Acceptance, which includes the realisation that all addictions are a chronic, progressive illness over which one has no control, that life has become unmanageable because of the addiction, that willpower alone is insufficient to overcome the problem, and that abstinence is the only alternative.
• • Surrender, which involves giving oneself over to a higher power, accepting the fellowship and support structure of other recovering addicted individuals, and following the recovery activities laid out by the 12 step programme.
• • Active involvement in 12 step meetings and related activities

Our 12 step approach gives every service user who chooses this route a full introduction to all 12 steps. As well as a life story worksheet and session, there are various other specialised worksheets around relationships, honesty, self-esteem, etc., it is a very intensive programme and is adaptable in that it will fit to the service user’s needs regardless where they are in their treatment.

We take service users through the step work at their own pace, we will take them through all 12 steps in most cases but always respecting their own recovery plan, ability, motivation and rate of progress.

There are other worksheets available to help every service user at particular stages of their journey such as the concept of illness, cross addiction and various worksheets around guilt, shame, anger, and other related issues.

Service users are expected to attend regular 12 step meetings to complement the work they are doing in treatment and to introduce them to the various wider recovering community.

Clients undertake a regimen of therapy, guidance, advice, well-being and structured psychological, physical, and emotional treatments to understand addiction, cope with it, deal with it, and ultimately live a life free from substances and behavioural harm.

Our treatments include:

• • 12-step therapy
• • Experimental therapy
• • One-to-one and group therapies
• • Stress reduction techniques
• • Motivational interviewing
• • Relaxation techniques
• • Art and creative therapies
• • Cognitive behavioural therapy
• • Relapse prevention
• • Holistic therapies
• • Psychological interventions
• • Spiritual studies
• • Health pursuits
• • Addiction education
• • Meditation
• • Mindfulness

Our Second Stage treatment modalities deliver the personal recovery programme which breaks from a traditional counselling focus intervention, to a Recovery Capital focus, based on the latest advances in the Personal Leadership industry.

The Personal Recovery Programme is a goals-based programme aimed to help service users achieve excellence, as they view it, across the areas of Family, Work and Finance, Social, Mental and Emotional, Physical Health and Personal Recovery.

This programme is designed to give a personal, structured recovery plan that runs in parallel with the traditional secondary programmes still delivered within the centre, consisting of key-working, process groups and other community activities.

It was designed in consultation with our own service users who found that, although second stage treatment needs to be bespoke, they tended to struggle with a lack of structure that comes from having more personal responsibility for their own progress.

To compliment the personal recovery programme service users are encouraged to engage in volunteering, education and training opportunities that we have available. These opportunities help to create a seamless transition into the local community.

Service users will be introduced to mutual aid meetings in and around the area which they can continue to access on completion of treatment.

Before completing treatment every service user prepares a post treatment recovery plan covering all aspects to support ongoing recovery.

If a service user wishes to return to their local community after completion of treatment we will help and support them in making sure that their living environment and surroundings are suitable for someone in early recovery. We will also ensure that they know where their local meetings are, and make sure that they are linked into local aftercare services. Some service users may wish to relocate and not return back to their local community straight away, or at all. We offer support and pathways into various sober living accommodation across the county. Service users will also have available to them a weekly aftercare group at any of our services.

We believe in keeping things simple and our referral process couldn’t be simpler. All that is needed is a telephone call or email. Please telephone your Admission Manager or email us.

The Admissions Manager will then liaise with the Care Manager and arrange for the service user to visit our service for a pre-admission visit. We would advise all service users to attend the service of their choice before commencing their placement. However, we do understand that this is not always possible, so telephone or Skype assessments can be completed.

Once the assessment has been completed, our Admissions Team will liaise with the Liberty House Clinic Centre Manager and our Doctor to ensure we can meet the needs of the service user.

When we have all agreed that we can safely meet the needs of the service user we will contact the Care Manager and arrange a convenient date and time for admission.

In order to speed up the admission process for any service user attending for alcohol detox, we will require the service user’s full blood count and liver function test. For any service user with an extensive criminal history, we will also require a copy of their previous convictions. For any service user with current mental health issues, we will require a copy of their latest mental health summary (assessment and any care plans).

• • Fully residential
• • CQC rated as 'GOOD'
• • Around-the-clock supervision and support
• • Seaside location
• • Medically supervised detoxification available
• • 1 year free aftercare

The Recovery Lighthouse is a 13 bedroom alcohol and drug rehab facility set in a quiet residential area of Worthing – West Sussex. All bedrooms are decorated to a high standard, to ensure maximum comfort during your stay.

The treatment is fully integrated, which means we can facilitate a full on-site medically supervised detox and rehabilitation programme within the same unit.

Outside the clinic has ample garden space for residents to relax and socialise. During visiting times families and residents will be able to leave the clinic and access all local amenities and take a five-minute stroll together to the sea.

• • Peaceful and recovery-oriented environment
• • 13 rooms - all decorated to a high standard
• • Open 24 hours
• • World-class rehabilitation programme
• • Immediate admission
• • One-to-one and group counselling
• • Ambient surroundings

We are passionate about treating addiction and every client that enters our programme can be sure of 100 per cent commitment from our staff. Quite simply, we are here to help you heal and recover, to live a happy and content life free from the pain and misery of addiction. The majority of our staff are in recovery themselves, so they fully understand how you will be feeling.

Our whole facility is geared towards offering a programme that is specifically tailored to meet each individual’s treatment needs. Our care does not just stop at the end of your inpatient stay either. Each client that completes a full addiction rehabilitation programme at Recovery Lighthouse will be entitled to 12 months after-care at no additional cost.

Recovery Lighthouse is fully CQC (Care Quality Commissioned) registered, ensuring the highest standards of treatment and safety. As well as our excellent treatment programme, we also have an outstanding clinical team, providing treatments and care around the clock.

Treatment Programme

Our treatment programme focuses on the individual’s needs with the goal of achieving full recovery. We give clients the best possible start using clinically tried and tested approaches, as well as a variety of therapies and pathways to give a comprehensive, thorough treatment.

A Personal Care Plan will address the needs identified during referral and assessment and will be monitored and adapted as appropriate through reviews held regularly throughout treatment.

Physical health improvements will be a key part of the care plan reviews and will be adapted as needs change. Trained nursing staff are on duty 24-hours-a-day with a doctor on-site most days along with the centre manager and support staff. A clinical psychiatrist is available in an advisory capacity.

At our centre, we feel that listening to our service users enables us to continually improve.

Health and Wellbeing

• • All our centres have on site chefs that provide healthy balanced meals.
• • Fresh fruit is available throughout the day along with hot drinks, water and juices.
• • Service users dietary and allergy requirements are catered
• • We welcome and support servicer users cultural and religious beliefs
• • There is access to a local gym and swimming pool at the appropriate time in a service users treatment.
• • Local walks are built into the treatment programme.
• • Dance and art therapy.
• • Music groups.
• • Relaxation and meditation.

Our 12 step programme focuses on an active engagement strategy designed to increase the likelihood of the service user becoming affiliated with and actively involved in 12 step mutual aid groups, thereby promoting abstinence and long term recovery.

Three key ideas predominate:

• • Acceptance, which includes the realisation that all addictions are a chronic, progressive illness over which one has no control, that life has become unmanageable because of the addiction, that willpower alone is insufficient to overcome the problem, and that abstinence is the only alternative.
• • Surrender, which involves giving oneself over to a higher power, accepting the fellowship and support structure of other recovering addicted individuals, and following the recovery activities laid out by the 12 step programme.
• • Active involvement in 12 step meetings and related activities

Our 12 step approach gives every service user who chooses this route a full introduction to all 12 steps. As well as a life story worksheet and session, there are various other specialised worksheets around relationships, honesty, self-esteem, etc., it is a very intensive programme and is adaptable in that it will fit to the service user’s needs regardless where they are in their treatment.

We take service users through the step work at their own pace, we will take them through all 12 steps in most cases but always respecting their own recovery plan, ability, motivation and rate of progress.

There are other worksheets available to help every service user at particular stages of their journey such as the concept of illness, cross addiction and various worksheets around guilt, shame, anger, and other related issues.

Service users are expected to attend regular 12 step meetings to complement the work they are doing in treatment and to introduce them to the various wider recovering community.

Clients undertake a regimen of therapy, guidance, advice, well-being and structured psychological, physical, and emotional treatments to understand addiction, cope with it, deal with it, and ultimately live a life free from substances and behavioural harm.

Our treatments include:

• • 12-step therapy
• • Experimental therapy
• • One-to-one and group therapies
• • Stress reduction techniques
• • Motivational interviewing
• • Relaxation techniques
• • Art and creative therapies
• • Cognitive behavioural therapy
• • Relapse prevention
• • Holistic therapies
• • Psychological interventions
• • Spiritual studies
• • Health pursuits
• • Addiction education
• • Meditation
• • Mindfulness

Our Second Stage treatment modalities deliver the personal recovery programme which breaks from a traditional counselling focus intervention, to a Recovery Capital focus, based on the latest advances in the Personal Leadership industry.

The Personal Recovery Programme is a goals-based programme aimed to help service users achieve excellence, as they view it, across the areas of Family, Work and Finance, Social, Mental and Emotional, Physical Health and Personal Recovery.

This programme is designed to give a personal, structured recovery plan that runs in parallel with the traditional secondary programmes still delivered within the centre, consisting of key-working, process groups and other community activities.

It was designed in consultation with our own service users who found that, although second stage treatment needs to be bespoke, they tended to struggle with a lack of structure that comes from having more personal responsibility for their own progress.

To compliment the personal recovery programme service users are encouraged to engage in volunteering, education and training opportunities that we have available. These opportunities help to create a seamless transition into the local community.

Service users will be introduced to mutual aid meetings in and around the area which they can continue to access on completion of treatment.

Before completing treatment every service user prepares a post treatment recovery plan covering all aspects to support ongoing recovery.

If a service user wishes to return to their local community after completion of treatment we will help and support them in making sure that their living environment and surroundings are suitable for someone in early recovery. We will also ensure that they know where their local meetings are, and make sure that they are linked into local aftercare services. Some service users may wish to relocate and not return back to their local community straight away, or at all. We offer support and pathways into various sober living accommodation across the county. Service users will also have available to them a weekly aftercare group at any of our services.

We believe in keeping things simple and our referral process couldn’t be simpler. All that is needed is a telephone call or email. Please telephone your Admission Manager or email us.

The Admissions Manager will then liaise with the Care Manager and arrange for the service user to visit our service for a pre-admission visit. We would advise all service users to attend the service of their choice before commencing their placement. However, we do understand that this is not always possible, so telephone or Skype assessments can be completed.

Once the assessment has been completed, our Admissions Team will liaise with the Recovery Light House Centre Manager and our Doctor to ensure we can meet the needs of the service user.

When we have all agreed that we can safely meet the needs of the service user we will contact the Care Manager and arrange a convenient date and time for admission.

In order to speed up the admission process for any service user attending for alcohol detox, we will require the service user’s full blood count and liver function test. For any service user with an extensive criminal history, we will also require a copy of their previous convictions. For any service user with current mental health issues, we will require a copy of their latest mental health summary (assessment and any care plans).