Rehab Treatment in Oxfordshire

If you or a loved one are in need of addiction treatment in or around Oxfordshire, there’s a range of options you can benefit from across the county. This helpful guide aims at pointing you in the right direction.

Whatever form it takes, addiction can be particularly dangerous – not only for the addict but also for those around them. If you suffer an addiction to specific drugs for instance, you could experience dangerous symptoms like hallucinations and delirium, which can put you (and others around you) in serious danger. It’s important to get help as soon as possible and often a good idea to start by taking advantage of the options closest to you.

If you’ve tried to beat addiction, but been unable to make any meaningful progress, you are not alone. Addiction is hard to beat, which is why there’s so much emphasis on getting help. With effective, research-backed treatments, along with compassion and understanding, professional help can ensure you’re able to stand on your feet once again.

Services offered by Banbury Lodge Rehab

Banbury Lodge is a rehab operating in a tranquil location in Banbury, Oxfordshire. We provide excellent bespoke rehabilitation services for clients in and around this area.

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Pros and Cons of Private Rehab?

NHS Addiction Treatment

NHS-funded services offered range from supported living and ongoing support to detox and residential rehab. They work via GPs practices, mobile services in rural areas and local hubs.

There is also SMART Howard House. To be referred, you may have to go through Turning Point Roads to Recovery or the Oxfordshire Drug and Alcohol Treatment Services. For young people under the age of 18 years, the organisation Aquarius provides a range of alcohol and drug services. They operate from the Oxfordshire Children and Family Centres.

The NHS offers outpatient treatment services and provides funding for private treatment. However, NHS funding is limited and there are often long waiting lists. The NHS recommends going to see your GP first, as they will be best placed to refer you to a local treatment centre.

NA meetings in/near Oxfordshire

Narcotics Anonymous, often written with the abbreviation NA, is a non-profit organisation in which volunteers help people who are suffering from the negative effects of addiction find a friendly and supportive environment. Meetings are organised weekly throughout Oxfordshire, and some are open for non-addicts to join, this includes families and loved ones of an addict, as well as people who just want to know more, or learn about the dangers. We have created a small guide for your local NA meetings.

AA meetings in/near Oxfordshire

The AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) is an international organisation providing a free supporting environment for people who are suffering from alcohol dependency, as well as for their loved ones. If you are feeling that you’ve lost control over your drinking, or know someone who has and want to help them, attending one of the AA meetings in Oxfordshire may help you to better understand the nature of the problem.