People from the UK are welcome and we are half the price of anything remotely equivalent in the UK or anywhere else.
About Drug and Alcohol Rehab Treatment in Bury, Greater Manchester
Perhaps you have tried to give up alcohol or drugs only to find that the withdrawal symptoms are so unpleasant that you cannot cope with the discomfort. You might feel stuck and as if you are hopeless in getting better. While this might seem so, you can get better. Recovery is possible.
Siam Rehab is a drug and alcohol rehab located in Thailand, and a facility that caters to Western clients based in the UK. Men and women come to our private facility because we are able to provide them with a high level of care at a cost that is less than the average UK rehab. Furthermore, by going to rehab abroad, men and women have the opportunity to get out of their normal environment, away from people and places that may act as a distraction or trigger. It’s also a great chance to escape the weather and come to a place where it is warm, rich in greenery, and conducive to a healthy recovery.
Drug and Alcohol Use in Bury, Greater Manchester
Greater Manchester has a fair amount of drug and alcohol use. In fact, it has some of the highest rates of dependency in Northern England. In Bury, Greater Manchester, there are growing concerns of an increase in alcohol or drug dependent population. The majority of drug dependent people in Bury are addicted to opiates. Approximently 52 % of people in NHS treatment seeking the services for an addiction to heroin or morphine. Just 5 % of people in treatment for drugs are non-opiates and usually attributed to crack-cocaine or prescription medications. Ecstasy and powdered cocaine, as well as, methamphetamine, is a concern and prevalent among users; however, the addiction rates is unknown.
Bury, Greater Manchester has the sixth highest rate of alcohol specific female mortalities in Greater Manchester, and males the second lowest levels in the area. It is known that high risk alcohol consumption is considerable, but exactly how many people may be engaging in this type of behaviour is not understood. Alcohol related hospital admissions were at 1,055 per year in Bury, and there were 292 adults seeking NHS treatment for an alcohol addiction in 2011/12 (the latest statistics available).
Getting Help for an Addiction in Bury, Greater Manchester
In Bury, Greater Manchester, and afar, there are various addiction treatment services available ranging from the NHS and charity organisations to private rehabs that offer alternative treatments and personalised care. Open support groups are also available around the country and are very useful for your aftercare and recovery.
If you have addiction treatment in mind, your options will include private rehab, which can be accessed around Bury, in the UK, or in Thailand, at Siam Rehab. A private rehab will provide you with an intensive, yet safe and comfortable form of treatment. It is the most ideal for anyone with a moderate to severe addiction. If you or a loved one has been addicted to alcohol or drugs for a long time, or you’ve tried other options with no success, a private inpatient rehab should be considered. The cost of a private rehab in the affordable range, and based in the UK, is typically around £1,200 per week. This often includes shared accommodation and limited amenities, such as massage or fitness sessions. At Siam Rehab, you can expect the price to be less than what you would pay in the UK, even when flights and small expenses are taken into consideration. This ensures you will have the opportunity to go to one of the best rehabs for a reasonable fee.
In addition to a private rehab in Bury, Greater Manchester, or afar, you can consider counselling, helplines, and community groups which are often provided by local charities or government funded programmes . Most of these will not charge you anything; however, they may offer limited treatment due to their resources.
You can utilise the NHS for free detoxification and inpatient or outpatient treatment, depending on the severity of your addiction. The NHS recommends that you consult with your GP to explore your options and to schedule a time that you can begin treatment. The average waiting time is 3-4 weeks.
Time4Change – A confidential first point of contact service for anyone living in Bury with an addiction. A broad range of services are available.
One Recovery Bury – A council funded service for addicted individuals and their loved ones. Support and advice is provided.
Early Break – Bury – A support group for adults and youth who would like to receive information, advice, support, and intervention assistance.
Siam Rehab: A Rehab for Residents in Bury, Greater Manchester
While our addiction treatment centre in Thailand boasts a beautiful gardens, luxury-style accommodation, and a state of the art programme, these things are not all that matters. At Siam Rehab, we have a knowledgeable team who know how to make a difference in people’s lives. Our team comes from a broad range of backgrounds, and some of us have first hand experience with addictions. Others are qualified psychologists, psychiatrists, therapists, counsellors, social workers, and addiction specialists. The experience, skill, and support that our team can provide you with will help you to learn, grow, and recover. To learn more about our leading alcohol and drug rehab, Bury, Greater Manchester residents are encouraged to call us today.
