Alcohol Rehab
Alcohol Rehab. If you were to consider private treatment. We offer places from £1,950. Free Rehab views alcohol dependency as a significant illness and strives to foster long-term sobriety through our therapeutic treatment program. Our goal at Free Rehab is to assist clients in their recovery through a comprehensive, personalised program that integrates the 12 Steps with other complementary therapies.
While we focus on helping clients with addiction issues, we also acknowledge that addiction frequently coexists with other challenges, and we are equipped to support clients with mild complex needs. For more details, please reach out to our admissions team at 07811 606 606, who will gladly assist you with any inquiries.
Alcohol Rehab trauma-informed care approach
Safety: Within our organisation, both staff and those we serve feel physically and psychologically secure; our environment is safe, and interpersonal interactions foster a sense of safety. Prioritising safety as defined by those we serve is essential.
Trust and transparency
Our organisational operations, procedures, and decisions are carried out transparently, aiming to build and sustain trust with clients, family members, staff, and others involved in the organisation (for instance, by providing timely, accurate, and honest information about current events, future actions, and the reasons behind them).
Peer support and self-help
We encourage individuals to engage with peer support and discover mutual self-help opportunities—pathways to establish safety, hope, collaboration, a sense of value, healing, and recovery.
Collaboration
We recognise the power dynamics between staff and clients, as well as among organisational staff, and strive to ‘flatten the hierarchy’, share decision-making, work collaboratively to develop healing relationships, and promote the understanding that everyone plays a role in a trauma-informed approach being therapeutic does not require one to be a therapist.
Empowerment
Encourage recovery and personal choice. Acknowledge that each individual’s experience of trauma is distinct and necessitates a tailored approach.
Re-traumatisation
Be mindful to avoid instilling feelings of powerlessness. Assist clients in making collaborative decisions and working together to establish goals and create a plan that supports their healing and progress. Staff should act as facilitators rather than controllers of the recovery process. Additionally, staff are empowered to perform their roles effectively, backed by sufficient organisational support.
Gender issues Alcohol Rehab
Go beyond cultural stereotypes and biases (such as those related to race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age, religion, gender identity, etc.). Provide gender-responsive services and highlight the healing benefits of cultural connections. Formulate policies and procedures that address intersectionality, historical trauma, and the specific needs of the individuals served. Call 07811 606 606