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Painkiller Detox
For those suffering from a painkiller addiction, painkiller detox can seem like an unachievable goal and entirely overwhelming. However, this does not need to be the case. With the correct support both physically and psychologically, we believe that anyone can complete a successful detox from painkillers and go on to grow beyond addiction. Our tranquil location is the perfect environment to take a step back, focus on getting well again, and complete a successful painkiller rehab programme.
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Tailored painkiller detox at Delamere
Delamere differs from most painkiller detox treatment centres in the UK by providing guests with a fully tailored experience. Our approach to addiction and recovery is not one-size-fits-all, as is often seen with traditional 12-step methods, but rather completely individualised to provide maximum potential for lasting, transformative change.
We have a team of doctors and 24-hour on-site nurses who will prescribe and administer approved medications at regular intervals to ensure a safe detox from painkillers that is as comfortable as possible.
Our compassionate and experienced team of round-the-clock nurses is able to react to guests’ symptoms, prescribing medications to minimise, or in some cases eradicate them completely. At Delamere private rehab, we do not believe that painkiller detox has to be a daunting prospect that shuts someone off from the idea of recovery. What if it could be a relaxing experience that sets you on the path to a life without painkiller addiction?
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The benefits of an inpatient painkiller addiction detox
Entering a supported painkiller detox programme is a much safer, and often more successful option than detoxing at home. When the body has become dependent on painkillers, it is of the utmost importance that a physical detox is supported by medical professionals. In severe cases, going ‘cold turkey’ can have disastrous medical consequences and even result in the loss of life if the body cannot cope in the absence of the substance.
At our rehab clinic in rural Cheshire, your assisted detox from painkillers will be under the supervision of medical professionals including 24-hour on-site nurses. During a detox, your safety and comfort are paramount which is why we provide guests with a fully tailored detox from painkillers. Moreover, when symptoms are managed, detox is far less likely to end in addiction relapse, making the experience far more successful than attempting at home.
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Clinical Director at Delamere
What to expect from a painkiller detox at Delamere
The initial phase of our painkiller addiction detox programme ‘Stop’ starts with some light therapeutic work while you undergo detox which helps you settle in and connect. This introductory work is carried out in interactive groups during which we get to know you and what’s brought you into treatment.
What you can expect from our ‘Stop’ programme is:
- A full medical detox for any alcohol or substance dependence
- A health screening from our specialist substance misuse Doctor
- 24-hour access to our fully qualified nursing team
- Medication (if required) to alleviate any withdrawal symptoms
- Plenty of rest, recuperation, and nourishment
- Your own private room with en-suite facilities
- To socialise in client lounges with fellow guests
- A deliberately light introduction to therapy
- To start feeling better, quicker than you might expect
- Access to our gym, gardens, and forest surroundings when physically fit
‘Stop’ lays the foundations for the following stages of our rehab programme. Once you have completed your detox, staying stopped and future-proofing your abstinence is the next step. Everything we offer at Delamere aims at effective and lasting outcomes in addiction treatment:
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Stage 1: StopThis phase addresses any physical aspects of your addiction. Our medical team is on hand 24/7 to ensure a safe and effective withdrawal.
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Stage 2: StartDuring ‘Start’ we help identify the psychological underpinnings of your dependency as you participate in a variety of addiction treatment therapies.
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Stage 3: GrowOur ‘Grow’ phase is the process of integrating the Delamere learning experience into life after treatment.
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Stage 4: BloomOur ‘Bloom’ phase offers intensive support on a weekly basis for the first three months of recovery once guests return home.
How to encourage a loved one to go to rehab
If you are looking to help a family member, work colleague, or loved one, admit themselves to an addiction rehabilitation centre, we’re here to help. It may be that the person in question is in denial about the extent of their problem, possibly even refusing to acknowledge that there’s a problem – and resisting professional help. At Delamere, we provide family support services and help your loved one confront addiction and denial.
Should it be necessary, we also offer intervention services whereby we take the time to understand what is happening and help prepare and rehearse a formal intervention that will culminate in your loved one entering treatment with us. If you are considering organising an intervention for your loved one, friend, or colleague, contact Delamere today.
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Frequently asked questions about painkiller detox
What happens after I detox from painkillers?
Detox is often the first step in treating painkiller addiction, especially when it comes to addictions such as codeine addiction, morphine addiction, or tramadol addiction. Once the individual has safely stopped the painkillers the next step is to address and heal the underlying reasons as to why they became addicted in the first place. Following on from this, the individual will then have to learn new ways in which to manage their emotional and physical pain without resorting to addictive pharmaceuticals.
Is a detox from painkillers dangerous?
There are two main dangers with a painkiller detox, the first being possible medical consequences if the body is unsupported and unable to cope without the substance. Secondly, detoxing from painkillers outside of a supportive environment such as Delamere is much more likely to result in a relapse if cravings are too overwhelming.
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