Alcohol & Drug Rehab In West Yorkshire

Pros And Cons Of Private Rehab

Pros

• Be in a safe and nurturing environment
• Medical detox with 24/7 care & support
• Overcome the root causes of addiction
• guaranteed privacy and confidentiality
• Experienced team of doctors & therapists
• Personalised rehabilitation programme
• Look, feel, sleep better & regain confidence
• Learn techniques for relapse prevention
• 1 year complimentary aftercare support

Cons

Cost can be a barrier but should be weighed up versus longer term cost of addiction both financial, physical and mental

Pros And Cons Of NHS Treatment

NHS addiction treatment in West Yorkshire has both advantages and disadvantages. It is therefore important that you weigh up both in order to effectively determine if it’s appropriate for your needs.

The Pros

• The options are free at the point of use
• Your confidentiality is guaranteed by law
• Services operate in the local community, allowing you to stay close to home and family

The Cons

• The admissions process can be lengthy and tedious
• Access to drugs and alcohol (in your familiar environment) could derail your recovery
• You’ll likely not be referred to residential rehab, regardless the severity of your addiction
• Different aspects of your treatment may require you to visit numerous clinics/centres
• Your preferred therapist may not be available under this service
• You might find building an outpatient support network more difficult

Addiction Support Groups

Support groups are an essential part of any addiction recovery programme. Without the aid of such groups, your chances of suffering a relapse are quite high. Addiction support groups involve peer groups that meet on a fixed schedule to assist one another with ongoing recovery. Being part of a support group will help you address any issues of concern, and provide support against relapse through understanding companions.

Support groups typically focus on one specific type of addiction, so that members have a common goal and can feel that their experiences are understood by others in the group, as they are all in similar situations and likely facing similar challenges.

We can help you find a nearby addiction support group in Saltaire, Keighley, or any other part of West Yorkshire.

How Can I Get To West Yorkshire?

By Train

West Yorkshire is served by several train stations. Some of the busiest with wide coverage include Leeds, Huddersfield, Bradford Interchange, Wakefield Westgate, Shipley, and Halifax. The majority of West Yorkshire’s stations are served by Network Rail, TransPennine Express, and Northern Rail.

Travelling times between the main train terminal in the county (Leeds) and other part of the country are:2.5 hours to London, 50 minutes to Manchester, 3.5 hours to Oxford, and 1.5 hours to Newcastle.

By Car

You can map out your route based on the M1 and M626 which are the main M-class roads in the county. A web-like network of A-class roads is also available for an easier commute to and from your chosen rehab facility (A1, A58, A61, and A642 to name a few).

Since all the intersections and junctions in the area can turn out to be overwhelming for experienced or inexperienced drivers alike, it’s better to check beforehand the locations of various smaller towns and villages (such as Weedwood, Clifton, Calderdale) which can be used as reference points when travelling.

By Coach

The main bus terminal station is again in Leeds and it’s served by the National Express. The time of each trip between cities varies, so it’s better to check beforehand when your coach is leaving your local station and what’s its expected arrival time.

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