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Relevance: 100% Posted on: 2012-06-26
[…]of the program have a better chance of avoiding a relapse once discharged from the rehabilitation hospital. It’s important that all rehabilitation hospitals work closely with their patients by supporting them and guiding them through the program and that they modify their treatment methods to suit every individuals […]
Relevance: 94% Posted on: 2010-09-23
[…]waiting lists are long, facilities generally below par and the units can be understaffed. A private alcohol detox clinic will offer a safe, nurturing and supportive environment for the alcoholic. Private alcohol rehab centre’s will ensure that the procedures in place are of the highest standard and that everything possible is done to help in the alcoholics recovery, while at the same time trying to make the therapy as affordable as possible. If you or someone you care about is seeking help from alcohol addiction or another substance abuse or compulsive behaviour please call one of our treatment counsellors right now – […]
Relevance: 93% Posted on: 2012-02-29
[…]prolific method is the 12 step Minnesota model treatment. Although the treatment at each hospital is different there are some commonalities important to recovery from alcoholism. Most alcohol hospitals use an eclectic blend of therapies to best meet the patients individual needs. Most clinics expect patients to abstain from all drugs and alcohol during their treatment and only to use medication provided by the medical team that supports their treatment and therapy. Staying in treatment usually lasts 28 days to some months ad is again dependent on patient needs. The earlier phases of rehabilitation deal with detox and gaining […]
Relevance: 91% Posted on: 2018-11-24
[…]what private addiction treatment can offer you. In this article, we are going to tell you what private addiction treatment is and also, how you can access to the best rehabs near you. The Benefits of Private Addiction Treatment Shame and embarrassment are often two central figures in preventing many addicts from getting into addiction treatment. Private addiction treatment gives addicts the opportunity to get into addiction treatment, without the whole world knowing about it. The addict will remain completely anonymous to the outside world while they are residing inside the rehab. However, there are various other benefits as well. […]
Relevance: 21% Posted on: 2017-10-06
[…]is designed to cover the expenses of your medical treatment at hospitals and clinics that are run privately and private health cover is a good way to compliment the healthcare choices provided by the NHS. Scientific research has shown that addiction is a chronic, relapsing disorder which responds to appropriate treatment in much the same way as other chronic illnesses like diabetes, hypertension and asthma. There is now scientific evidence showing that approaching addiction as a treatable illness is cost-effective in the long run and in the broader spectrum. Greater understanding of addiction will help in treating and supporting addicts […]
Relevance: 17% Posted on: 2017-03-01
[…]treatment in Lancashire Residential addictions treatment in Lancashire This residential rehab hospital just north of Manchester has superb views and is situated within 200 acres of wooded parkland. It offers a full range of hospital facilities within a Grade 1 listed building. All major insurers including BUPA, PPP and Norwich Union are accepted as well as private funding. Most addiction treatment centres in the UK use a consultant Medical officer (GP) to provide detox to their alcoholic or addicted patients. This clinic is superb in their ability to detox complex cases due to their full hospital capabilities and full time, […]
Relevance: 15% Posted on: 2017-04-21
[…]The waiting lists are long, facilities generally below par and the units can be understaffed. A private alcohol detox clinic will offer a safe, nurturing and supportive environment for the alcoholic. Private alcohol rehab centre’s will ensure that the procedures in place are of the highest standard and that everything possible is done to help in the alcoholics recovery, while at the same time trying to make the therapy as affordable as possible. If you or someone you care about is seeking help from alcohol addiction or another substance abuse or compulsive behaviour please call one of our treatment counsellors right now […]
Relevance: 11% Posted on: 2010-07-30
[…]all drugs including alcohol. We have several specialised units within the hospital that provide focused and comprehensive treatment solutions. Medical Aid / Private Health Insurance pays for treatment. CALL NOW 081 444 7000 in South Africa to arrange an addiction assessment. If in Europe call 0800 955 4357 (freephone) to speak to one of our addictions counsellors. Email: [email protected] The range of addiction services includes Primary care where, after the alcohol or drug detox is complete, the focus is on helping patients to reframe their perceptions of addiction and the damages caused. This clinic’s director was the first in South Africa to start the famous Minnesota model […]
Relevance: 8% Posted on: 2010-09-30
[…]families trying to find an immediate admission to a detoxification clinic are forced to look at private rehabs. A private luxury addiction treatment facility will also cost more. Outpatient centre’s have the lowest costs because there are no overnight stays. The program is run during the day, making it convenient and affordable. The private alcohol detox clinics are more expensive and generally provide a better quality service. They are certainly not just for the rich and famous. Find a Balance Between Affordability and Desirability One of the major reasons for discontinuing treatment after detox is due to the costs involved. The price of […]
Relevance: 7% Posted on: 2017-04-26
[…]value for money with treatment abroad is superb. If you do not have medical aid and cannot afford private treatment, you can contact the South African state facilities or the UK NHS. South African medical aids: UK Private Health Insurance companies: South African Medical Aids: AECI Medical Aid Society, Alliance Midmed Medical Scheme, Altron Medical Aid Scheme, Anglo Medical Scheme, Anglovaal Group Medical Scheme, Bankmed, Barloworld Medical Scheme, Bestmed Medical Scheme, Bmw Employees Medical Aid Society, Bonitas Medical Fund, BP Medical Aid Society, Building & Construction Industry Medical Aid Fund, Cape Medical Plan, Chartered Accountants (SA) Medical Aid Fund (CAMAF), Community […]
Relevance: 7% Posted on: 2017-04-20
[…]the information below to get useful information or give us all call and we can explain. Alcohol Hospital – … A simple phone call is often the best and fastest way of getting help for an addiction. You can call WeDoRecover .com in confidence from the UK on: 0800 955 4357 or from South Africa on: 081 444 […]
Relevance: 7% Posted on: 2017-04-20
[…]information or give us all call and we can explain. Ceiling Effect – … Alcohol Hospital – … A simple phone call is often the best and fastest way of getting help for an addiction. You can call WeDoRecover .com in confidence from the UK on: 0800 955 4357 or from South Africa on: 081 444 […]
Relevance: 7% Posted on: 2017-04-21
[…]below to get useful information or give us all call and we can explain. Rehabilitation Hospital – … Crack Cocaine – … Alcohol Use – … Alcohol Treatment Centre – … A simple phone call is often the best and fastest way of getting help for an addiction. You can call WeDoRecover .com in confidence from the UK on: 0800 955 4357 or from South Africa on: 081 444 […]
Relevance: 7% Posted on: 2017-03-06
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Relevance: 6% Posted on: 2017-04-20
[…]you type the phrase “which drug addiction treatment programs work best” into a popular search engine you will get over 83 million pages returned. That’s a huge amount of information, but how much of it is accurate and independent? We offer expert drug addiction advice based on independent research. We investigate treatment centres and have no reason to favour any particular centre if it does not offer the very best possible addiction treatment programs. Let’s have a look at how we can decide which drug addiction treatment programs work best. Firstly we would look at what sort of detoxification (“detox”) […]
Relevance: 6% Posted on: 2011-02-26
[…]chair in a well decorated lobby. It looked more like a health spa than a mental health hospital and so I started to relax. A member of staff came over and introduced himself as an addictions counsellor. Together we went over some forms and she explained how the programme worked. When my husband left the London Alcohol Rehab I was taken up to the nursing station where a nurse gently took some observations. After that I saw a doctor who prescribed some light sleeping tablets to help me detoxify from the alcohol still in my system. Then they packed me […]
Relevance: 5% Posted on: 2017-03-01
[…]views of the beautiful Ribble Valley and situated within 200 acres of wooded parkland, the hospital occupies the former country home of the Lords Ribblesdale and offers a full range of hospital facilities within a Grade 1 listed building. Short term Residential rehab treatment All bedrooms are en-suite with colour satellite TV and telephone. Facilities are available for those parents who wish to stay with their child overnight. Each bedroom has a nurse call system to keep you in immediate contact with nursing staff, and a doctor is available on site 24 hours. Let us help you We Do Recover […]
Relevance: 5% Posted on: 2017-03-06
[…]you for drug use? Do you use drugs to build up your self-confidence? Have you ever been to a hospital or institution on account of drug use? Questions are courtesy of Johns Hopkins University Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland A ‘Yes’ answer to three or more questions indicates drug abuse or drug addiction is present. Please contact us for advice and treatment right now. Often the fact that you’re considering you have a drug addiction problem is enough of an indicator that a problem is present. Please rest assured that many people have found themselves in similar situations and asking for help […]
Relevance: 5% Posted on: 2017-03-06
[…]treated you for drinking? Do you drink to build up your self-confidence? Have you ever been to a hospital or an institution on account of drinking? A ‘Yes’ answer to three or more questions indicates an alcohol abuse or alcohol addiction is present and corrective steps need to be taken. The above questions are courtesy of Johns Hopkins University Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland Generally by the time someone begins to consider whether they have a drinking problem, that in itself may indicate a problem. It’s often the family members of alcoholics that first realise the severity of the drinking problem and […]
Relevance: 5% Posted on: 2017-04-21
[…]3422 from the UK. Drug Addiction Treatment Unit A ward usually found in a general or psychiatric hospital, providing drug detox for people addicted to alcohol and other drugs. … View more… A ward usually found in a general or psychiatric hospital, providing drug detox for people addicted to alcohol and other drugs. View less… Addiction Treatment Advice Confused about what detox or rehab or withdrawal mean? Look through the information below to get useful information or give us all call and we can explain. Polysubstance Abuse – … Drug Addictions Treatment in South Africa – … GHB Addiction – […]
