Finding the ‘Right’ Alcohol Rehab Clinic can be a difficult and emotional experience, heightend by the fact that making the right choice can, in some cases, mean the difference between life and death. It is probably the most difficult decision you might ever make. You may be new to searching for rehab an unaware of the right questions to ask, important treatment aspects that are required and the right environment to suit your personality.
A potential client might think “An Alcohol Rehab Clinic is an Alcohol Rehab Clinic, what’s all of the fuss about? “
There are many different types of clinics, mostly designed to meet the specific needs of specific clients. e.g.
- Quasi Resiential
- Fully Residnetial
- Clinics that accept D.I.P’s DRR’s DTO’s TAGS (offenders)
- Inner City Rehabs
- Country Retreats
- European Clinics
- International Clinics
To name but a few…
With all of this choice how do you know what’s right fo you? The chances are, an administrator, admissions counsellor, intake director (person employed by a rehab clinic to handle the admissions process) won’t tell you any aspect that may well put you off going to their clinic. That’s where we come in, we offer free independent advice on a wide range of rehabs in the uk and internationally.
As standard we offer a free, indpeth, clinical assessment and personality profile, to ensure you find a clinic to suit your needs. This assessment will give us a clear indication as to the level of psychiatric / counselling support required and the level of medical support.
Also as standard, we offer support and guidance to alcoholics and the families of alcoholics. This comes in the form of telephone support and peer mentoring and one to one sessions where necessary. This support continues before entering into rehab, during and after your sucessful graduation. This support will help you and your family maximise the chances of success.
This support and guidance is free and without obligation. Feel free to call us anytime and we will do what we can to help you and your family recover from alcoholism.