Admissions
Admissions procedure:
Requests for admission into any of our clinics can be directly made by clients or indirect through referrals. We strive to admit clients within 24 hours if required, on completion of assessment. Our assessment process is managed by our experienced and supportive specialist admission team. No appointment is necessary and we can offer immediate telephone assessments. We strive to be available to you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and our specialist counsellors can accommodate emergency admissions when required. Our goal is to provide clients with an experience that is safe and considerate of their own specific needs and circumstances.
During the admissions process, you will be given the opportunity to explore all of our available services and our specialists will be there to assess the priority treatment needs, taking into account any physical, mental or clinical issues.
What to expect:
At Harley St Organisation, we made a commitment that all of our clients will receive one-to-one therapy and will be invited to join group therapy sessions and workshops. Unless on our bespoke one to one program We offer a collection of alternative treatments which are utilised alongside our support and counselling services.
Our unique treatment programme is extensive and in depth. We understand that every client has individual needs and circumstances and our unique treatment plans aim to suit and support any individual needs.
What next:
Before coming to the Harley St Organisation clinic, you will be given essential information on what to expect on arrival, further details on the treatment programmes, what to pack and also a range of supportive literature for your family and friends.
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Alcohol Addiction FAQ's
Where can I find my nearest rehab centre?
We offer locations for alcohol rehab centres nationwide, call our team on 0333 444 0434. They will be able to advise you on treatment options available in your area.
How soon will you be able to get me into rehab?
This all depends on your personal circumstances. We ask that you contact our team on 0333 444 0434 so that we can fully understand your situation and needs.
We’ll talk you through a short telephone questionnaire designed to help us provide you with the best possible care.
We then set a date and time for your admission and you can look forward to a new start in life.
Could my mental Health be linked to my addiction?
Absolutely yes, so many people are not even aware they have a mental health problem and many people don’t make the connection in children and mental health. The alcohol can become a ‘solution’ for a persons mental health. At the start it will seem as if the alcohol is quieting the mind, but in time as the addiction progresses it will only add to any mental health problems the person has. It is also difficult to diagnose a person with mental health while under the influence of alcohol.
Is it true that alcohol affects sexual performance and harm an unborn babies?
As well as being directly related to many serious diseases, drinking large amounts of alcohol can also lead to poor sexual performance, and it can harm an unborn baby. If you have an alcohol related problem, there are many ways in which you can get help to reduce your drinking, and there are also many services that you can use that will help you stop altogether. Definition The problems associated with alcoholism, or alcohol dependence, are wide ranging, and can be physical, psychological, and social.
Is rehab a cure for addiction?
There is no definitive cure for addiction. However, rehab can provide patients with the skills needed to successfully manage their addiction and remain sober. Recovery from addiction is never over and patients will need to work on their ability to avoid relapse for the rest of their lives. A high quality addiction rehab programme sets patients up for this process.
Am I an alcoholic? What is the difference between casual drinking and alcohol addiction?
Most people can enjoy a casual night out with friends, have one or two drinks and then stop, and they might not drink again for several days. They enjoy a drink, but they don’t NEED it.
If you feel that you would like to talk to one of our experts and see how we can help you, call us on 0333 444 0434.