We provide private, clinician-led assessment, clinical detoxification and personalised recovery support. The exact service offered will depend on your health, substance use, risks and individual circumstances.

We can assess people experiencing difficulties with alcohol, substances, prescription medication and certain behavioural addictions. The treatment available varies, and clinical detoxification is only provided when it is safe, appropriate and within the scope of our service.

The clinician will ask about your alcohol or substance use, physical health, mental health, medication, previous treatment and current support. This information helps us understand your needs and decide what type of care can be provided safely.

No. We understand that asking for help can feel difficult. Our approach is confidential, respectful and focused on your health, safety and personal goals.

Home or community-based detoxification may be available following a full clinical assessment. It is not suitable for everyone. The clinician will consider the risk of withdrawal, your physical and mental health, your home environment and the support available to you.

If you are physically dependent on alcohol, suddenly stopping or substantially reducing your intake can be dangerous. Please seek medical advice before attempting to stop. If you experience hallucinations, severe shaking, confusion or a seizure, call 999 immediately.

Medication may be prescribed when it is clinically indicated and safe to do so. The type of medication and monitoring required will be determined by the prescribing clinician following your assessment.

The length of treatment varies according to your level of dependence, physical health, withdrawal risk and response to treatment. Your proposed programme and expected timescale will be discussed following assessment.

A suitable responsible adult will be required as part of a home-based care plan. This will depend on the clinical risk assessment and the level of monitoring and support you need.

Yes, if you would find this helpful and provide your consent. Family members or trusted supporters may be included in planning and recovery support where clinically appropriate.

Detoxification addresses physical dependence, but ongoing support is often important for maintaining change. We can discuss aftercare, therapy, relapse-prevention planning, practical recovery strategies and other suitable sources of support.

Not necessarily. Your goals and current circumstances will be discussed during assessment. However, some treatments or programmes may have specific safety requirements.

Yes. Your information is handled in accordance with UK data protection law and our confidentiality policies. Information will only be shared with your consent unless there is a serious safety concern, safeguarding requirement or legal obligation.

No. We cannot provide emergency medical assistance through a website enquiry. If someone is unconscious, having a seizure, experiencing severe withdrawal symptoms or is otherwise in immediate danger, call 999. For urgent medical advice when there is no immediate danger, contact NHS 111.

The cost depends on the assessment outcome, type and length of treatment, clinical requirements and level of support needed. You will receive clear information about proposed fees before agreeing to treatment.

Contact us to request the Addiction Recovery and Detoxification Information Pack and complete the registration information. We will review the information provided and explain the appropriate next step.