Rehab Treatment near The West Midlands

In Birmingham alone, the number of people that have died from abusing drugs has exponentially risen over recent years. Records indicate that there were over 170 drug abuse-related deaths within the city between 2014 and 2016 alone. This surpasses the former figure of 161 drug related-deaths recorded between 2013 and 2015.

But, it’s not just in Birmingham that substance abuse is on the rise. In the entire West Midlands, between 2014 and 2016, 709 drug abuse-related deaths were recorded. Fortunately, if you, or a loved one, are abusing drugs or have an addiction, you can get help before it is too late.

There are a number of easily accessible alcohol and drug addiction treatment facilities within the West Midlands that are ready to provide you, or a loved one, the professional treatment you need to help quit abusing drugs. Our addiction rehab specialises in a variety of substance addictions, including prescription medication addiction and addiction to illegal drugs.

If you are uncertain of what type of addiction treatment is best suited to help you make a full recovery, we can provide you with expert guidance on all your available options, and provide all the care and support you need. Our services are available regardless of if you live in Birmingham, Coventry, Walsall, or anywhere else around the West Midlands. And, if you cannot afford professional treatment in private rehab, we can still help you with free NHS addiction treatment options in your local community.

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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NHS Addiction Treatment

Regardless of if you live in Solihull, Wolverhampton, Dudley, or any other part of the West Midlands, you can take advantage of free/NHS addiction treatment options to help you, or a loved one, recover from addiction. This option is available to anyone who is unable to afford private rehab.

NHS addiction treatment is completely free of charge and accessible within your local community. Most people access this treatment through a referral from their GP. But, at the end of the day, the quality of treatment you will receive is often determined by the NHS.

Also, bear in mind that NHS addiction treatment, unfortunately, usually has a waiting list, which means you might not be able to get the treatment you need as quickly as you want it. The length of the waiting list is dependent on how many people in your area are requesting NHS addiction treatment at the same time.

NHS addiction treatment options typically include:

• Local Drug and Alcohol Services
• Counselling
• Local Mental Health Team

NA meetings in/near The West Midlands

The NA (Narcotics Anonymous) is a non-profit fellowship programme dedicated to helping people who have been affected by drug addiction. They organise meetings throughout The West Midlands and can help your loved one, or you, find like-minded people who have gone through detox and rehab and can advise you on the right path. Attending the meetings could be other people looking for help, with whom you can learn and share the experience of being clean. The NA, just like the AA, follow the 12-step programme, amongst others.

AA meetings in/near The West Midlands

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is an international organisation focused on mutual understanding and support within a group of people suffering from the effects of alcohol addiction. These meetings are mostly attended by alcoholics, but family members and people suffering from dual diagnosis and co-occurring disorders can freely join meetings and share their experience with the others.