Drug Addiction Treatment
Medically supervised detox and structured rehabilitation for substance dependence, built around each patient.
Treatable — with the right care, at the right level.
Dependence on heroin, ice (methamphetamine), cannabis, prescription medicines or other substances is a medical condition — not a moral failure. Our program begins with a safe, medically managed detox and continues through structured inpatient rehabilitation, so the body recovers first and the mind is given the tools to stay well.
When it's time to seek help
- Needing more of the substance to feel the same effect
- Unsuccessful attempts to cut down or stop
- Withdrawal symptoms — shaking, sweating, agitation, insomnia
- Neglecting work, studies or family responsibilities
- Secrecy, borrowing money or unexplained absences
- Continuing use despite clear harm to health or relationships
Recognise two or more of these? A confidential assessment is the safest next step — for you or someone you love.
A structured path, adjusted to the person.
Medically managed detox
Withdrawal is handled under 24/7 medical supervision, with medication where appropriate, so it is as safe and comfortable as possible.
Structured inpatient program
Daily therapy, psychiatric review, group work and a calm residential routine rebuild physical health and stability.
Psychological treatment
CBT and counselling address the causes behind use — stress, trauma, co-occurring depression or anxiety — not just the habit.
Relapse prevention
Before discharge, every patient leaves with a personalised aftercare plan, follow-up schedule and family guidance.
Everything recovery needs, in one place.
- 24/7 medical supervision
- Psychiatrist-led treatment plan
- Individual & group therapy
- Family counselling sessions
- Nutrition & physical recovery
- Structured aftercare plan
How long does treatment take?
Detox typically takes 5–10 days; a full inpatient program usually runs 30–90 days depending on the substance, history and progress. The exact duration is agreed after the initial assessment.
Will the admission stay confidential?
Yes — completely. We do not disclose any patient's identity or treatment to anyone without consent, and enquiries can be made anonymously.
Can the family visit during treatment?
Yes. Structured family visits and counselling are part of the program, scheduled in a way that supports rather than disrupts recovery.
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Psychiatric Care
Assessment, diagnosis and medication management led by qualified consultant psychiatrists.
Depression Treatment
Evidence-based care that treats the whole person, not just the symptoms, toward lasting stability.
Ask about drug addiction treatment — confidentially.
Our clinical team will listen, answer your questions and explain exactly how the program would work in your situation.