Delamere represents a clear vision to take residential addiction care to a new level. Our environment and residential rehab programmes have been designed to provide pioneering, inspiring, and effective treatment experiences. We bring together the latest and best therapeutic, somatic, and healing practices delivered by some of the most experienced and revered professionals in the sector. We insist on providing a welcoming, nurturing environment and we believe passionately that recovery can be fun.
All that we do and all that we offer is hardwired to our ultimate goal: effective outcomes that help you grow beyond addiction.
The perfect environment for healing and wellness
Relaxing, modern, en-suite bedrooms
Nestled in six acres of forest, our setting is calm, relaxing and private
We’re here because we care
Martin Preston, Director
Our approach is a holistic one, meaning that we consider all aspects of your physical and emotional wellbeing, avoiding the common practice of treating particular symptoms separately. It’s not eastern mysticism wreathed in clouds of scented smoke – our treatment models are largely based on up-to-the-minute clinical evidence and advanced research. Our methods help take people out of the addictive cycle to overcome past trauma and other difficulties.
At Delamere clinic, we believe that with the right help, anyone can find freedom from addiction. It is our experience that growing beyond addiction and negativity transforms lives and families beyond recognition. Addiction affects all aspects of a person and as such the experience at Delamere does the same, focusing on the physical, emotional, and psychological. Our ethos is to help bring about profound personal transformations through holistic care for addiction treatment. Over the years we have learned that whilst the symptoms of addiction might be similar, we’re all unique.
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