Opiate Rehab

Delamere opiate rehab

Our rural Cheshire location is the ideal space to stop a prescription drug addiction and take the time to focus wholeheartedly on getting well. If you are concerned about your own or a loved one’s relationship with opiates, it may be time to seek treatment from an opiate rehab centre like Delamere.

Residential rehab is the best course of action for overcoming opiate addiction. Here at Delamere, we offer leading residential rehab programmes, giving you time to press the pause button on your life in a comfortable, safe and relaxing space. 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 1-1 and group therapy, creative therapies, and somatic healing work, we’ll help you transform your life and build a brighter future free from addiction. A stay at our private rehab clinic begins with an assisted opiate detox under the supervision of our team of medical professionals.

Upon arrival, guests will receive a medical assessment during which time our doctors will decide the best course of medication to comfortably and safely support your detoxification. The next phases of treatment at our Delamere retreat will address the psychological addiction and support your healing from it. We will continue to support your post-retreat recovery with phase 4 of our opiate rehab programme at which time you will be invited to attend weekly sessions at Delamere with a small group of your peers.

Why is opiate rehab important?

For those who suffer from an opiate addiction, opiate rehab can have life-changing and life-saving results. 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. At Delamere, our guests participate in group therapy sessions covering modules including adverse childhood experiences and grief and loss. One profound benefit of these sessions is the community of peers they create.

Opening up in front of, and building relationships with, those in similar situations helps to take away some of the shame surrounding guests’ addictions. Importantly, this also helps our guests feel less isolated and alone and highlights that others are going through similar situations, giving them another supportive community to turn to for them to turn to in difficult times.

Help and Support for opiate addiction