Overcome opiate addiction in the comfort of your own private ensuite room in the heart of Delamere Forest.
Opiates, whether used recreationally or as a prescribed treatment, can quickly begin to take over your life as they are highly addictive. Your need for the drug will only grow with time and as your body and brain get used to functioning with the help of the opiates, getting off them will become increasingly difficult. So it’s important to get help immediately and stop this process in its tracks.
Detoxing from opiates can seem like a daunting task. Whether you’ve been using them for a long period of time or only recently became addicted to opiates, the claws of addiction sink in pretty quickly to your life, making living life without them feel near impossible.
But with the right environment, support and professional guidance, beating your opiate addiction doesn’t have to be such a scary feat.
Our purpose-built treatment centre has everything you need to safely detox, understand your addiction and gain the tools needed to live a full life without opiates. Our team pride themselves on a person-centred approach, meaning they’ll put together a programme that suits your individual needs, whatever they may be.
Although a life without opiates may be difficult to imagine now, remember, recovery is a process so it’s important to focus on one step at a time. The first step is reaching out for help.
Opioids are synthetic, man-made drugs formulated in a laboratory, whereas opiates are naturally found in the opium plant. There are also semi-synthetic opioids; man-made chemicals derived from naturally occurring opiates.
There are many different kinds of opiates circulating the streets and healthcare system today. Some are safer than others, but all are highly addictive and can be extremely harmful when abused or misused.
Types of opiates, opioids and semi-synthetic opioids include:
Opiates
Morphine (Kadian, MS Contin)
Codeine
Thebaine
Papaverine
Semi-synthetic opioids
Heroin
Oxycodone (OxyContin, Percocet)
Hydrocodone (Vicodin, Lortab)
Hydromorphone (Dilaudid)
Oxymorphone (Opana ER)
Synthetic opioids
Methadone (Dolophine, Methadose)
Fentanyl (Duragesic)
Meperidine (Demerol)
Tramadol (Ultram, Ultracet)
Opiates can quickly take over a user’s life, making their whole world revolve around getting their next fix. The more addicted someone becomes, the worse their health, social life and personality will be affected.
Opiate addiction is debilitating and can cause stark physical, psychological, and behavioural changes in the user, including:
Shallow or slow breathing rate
Physical agitation
Poor decision making
Abandoning responsibilities
Mood swings
Irritability
Depression
Lowered motivation
Anxiety attacks
Discover our approach to opiate detox here.
Opiates are one of the most harmful drugs when it comes to our health and wellbeing, and frequently abusing them can cause serious irreversible damage.
Physical effects may include:
Increased risk of heart disease
Digestive issues
Respiratory issues
Mental effects may include:
Self isolation
Low self esteem
Confidence issues
Depression
Anxiety
Feelings of guilt and shame
Paranoia
Social impacts may include:
Destruction of relationships
Avoiding social situations
Difficulty developing new relationships
Inability to function day-to-day
Lack of prospects
Losing or not being able to keep a job
Financial instability
Residential rehab is the best course of action for overcoming opiate addiction. Here at Delamere, we offer personalised residential rehab programmes, giving you time to press the pause button on your life in a comfortable, safe and relaxing space.
Our team of nurses, doctors, clinicians, therapists, analysts and other practitioners will complete both a medical and personal assessment in order to create a programme suited to your individual needs.
Rather than adhering to the conventional step-based programmes, we look at the underlying factors that drive your behaviour and adopt a more holistic approach to recovery. Only by recognising what got you here can you begin to positively shape your future.
Through one-to-one and group therapy, creative therapies and somatic healing work, we’ll help you transform your life and build a brighter future free from addiction.
Our Stop Start Grow model is a refreshing approach to treatment and is what makes recovery at Delamere different. Our goal is always to give you the mindset and tools to grow beyond addiction and live life on your terms once you leave us.
Spend time with our therapists to discover what led you to this behaviour in the first place
Delamere treatment modelRather than adhering to the conventional step-based programmes, we look at the underlying factors that drive your behaviour. Only by recognising what got you here can you begin to positively shape your future.
Stopping the cycle of addiction or burnout safely and comfortably
Healing whatever
pain is causing
the behaviour
Instilling tools to help facilitate change and encourage continued growth
Everything we do here is about outcomes. Focusing on getting you back to yourself again in the short term, but then growing beyond that when you leave Delamere. Helping you create the foundations for long-term recovery and growth.
There’s no one-size-fits-all here. We listen, learn and tailor our programmes to meet your personal needs, whatever they may be. Your journey to recovery is yours, so we design our programmes with you in mind.
Nature and creativity often bring out the best in people, especially after a difficult period in their life. We offer equine and art therapy, fire ceremonies, nature walks and more to help you relax, reflect and see the world in a new way.
Martin Preston, Founder & CEO at Delamere
Contact our admission team today and see how we can help you safely detox from opiates and give you the tools needed to grow beyond addiction.
Find a programmeIf someone you know is showing signs of opiate addiction, it’s important they get help.
Our admissions team is on hand 24/7 to help answer any questions about our programmes and make sure your loved one gets the support they need.
Call the team today on 0330 111 2015 to discuss the different options available.
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