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Outpatient Rehab

Dealing with addiction is difficult and something no one should have to go through alone.

This is why we have several luxurious rehab facilities near the North West, and across the United Kingdom, as well as an established outpatient rehab programme that can provide the support you need at all points in your recovery.

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As a luxury residential treatment programme, we work to support all kinds of issues, including drug and alcohol addiction and the withdrawal symptoms that come with this.

As well as offering treatment and support in this kind of facility, we also provide outpatient rehab, which allows people to enter their everyday routines and lives once more while also getting the support they need.

Outpatient rehab may come after a stay in residential treatment facilities or as your main source of therapy during your recovery process.

As an established and experienced addiction recovery provider, we understand that all clients have unique needs, and we can provide the right addiction therapy for this.

There are benefits to both inpatient and outpatient addiction treatment services, ensuring there is the right care plan out there for you.

As some of the leading rehabilitation centres in Wales, , England and Scotland, we can help you during this time and will assist you during your recovery journey to ensure success.

If you are concerned about yourself or a loved one, do not hesitate to get in touch with us today to see how we can help in an outpatient setting.

Benefits of Outpatient Rehab

Many benefits come from outpatient rehab treatment, and this is something we offer to those dealing with alcohol and drug abuse issues to continue the recovery process.

Generally speaking, outpatient treatment is offered following inpatient treatment, such as at our residential treatment centres across the country, to continue the work we have been doing and aid your recovery.

Following a stay in inpatient treatment, outpatient programs take place to ensure you can live a drug and alcohol-free life while healthily dealing with everyday struggles.

Various forms of outpatient care may apply to your needs, which we can offer, and they all aid in sober living and ensure that you can remain addiction free from here on out.

In some cases, you do not have to seek treatment in residential rehab to qualify for outpatient treatment later down the line.

Outpatient rehab is a way of handling your issues during your everyday life and providing therapy sessions and support when you need it.

Most people will have experienced some form of alcohol or drug rehabilitation before outpatient treatment can begin, however.

We host an intensive outpatient program that is available across the UK and applies to both alcohol and drug abuse issues.

This kind of treatment is extremely beneficial and will help you maintain sobriety for longer by continuing your treatment programme outside of residential treatment facilities, continuing your therapy, and offering alternative coping mechanisms for everyday struggles.

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As the provider of the leading outpatient alcohol rehab program, our treatment can provide a variety of benefits, including:

Affordable Treatment for Alcohol and Drug Abuse

Outpatient addiction treatment services are considerably more affordable than inpatient treatment. This is because outpatient rehab allows you to continue living at home or in your current accommodation while still receiving the therapy sessions and treatment you need.

Outpatient treatment providers will work around your schedule and allow you to continue living in your home and even maintain some kind of paid work during this time based on the treatment options available to you.

You can maintain family support while also getting medical support in your own environment with outpatient programmes instead of being removed from your space and paying to stay elsewhere.

More Flexible than Inpatient Programs

As we have mentioned, outpatient programmes take place around your daily routine, meaning therapy sessions will be scheduled to suit you.

This kind of treatment usually comes after a medical detox, which is the first stage of treatment for alcohol and drug addiction in any inpatient treatment facility, meaning you are more capable of maintaining a routine.

When working with outpatient treatment providers, the treatment process can become more flexible to work around your home and work life.

This kind of treatment is focused on therapy and maintaining sobriety, meaning the talking therapies, family counselling, and group therapy you may receive during this time will come when you are free and able to attend.

The support groups that you will need to attend for alcohol abuse and outpatient drug rehab are usually local, meaning they are accessible. This makes it easier for you to maintain the work of drug and alcohol addiction treatment while continuing to live a normal life and get yourself back on track.

Medical professionals will continue to be accessible at all times during your outpatient treatment plan, and you can contact your local medical provider at any time.

Continues to Support Physical and Mental Health

Your personalised treatment plan is designed around your habits and triggers, meaning all the care you receive in outpatient treatment is designed to prevent substance misuse again in the future.

Unlike inpatient rehab, where you are separated from the rest of the world and focus only on your alcohol and drug addictions, outpatient drug rehab and alcohol rehab take place in the real world. You will receive therapy, as well as prescribed medications and medical treatment, alongside your daily routine.

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This allows you to take the recovery skills you have learned during your inpatient program into action immediately and ensure that you can continue to maintain good mental health even with additional stressors.

This is easier to do once the initial drug and alcohol withdrawal symptoms have been handled, which is usually dealt with by addiction specialists in inpatient treatment, whereas outpatient treatment is an ongoing support that has no end date.

We use a combination of therapy types in all outpatient plans to ensure that we are offering a well-rounded service and there are ways to handle all kinds of issues. From helping you learn the root cause of your triggers to teaching healthy coping mechanisms, we provide the services you need to live a life free from addiction.

Outpatient alcohol rehab and drug rehab is a great ways of continuing your treatment process and ensuring that you can remain sober, regardless of what life throws at you.

If you are interested in learning more about our outpatient alcohol rehab or outpatient drug rehab, then you have come to the right place. We have outpatient rehabs across the UK, supported by the National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidelines, ensuring we have the right treatment plan for you.

Do not hesitate to get in touch with a treatment provider today or find your local treatment centre for more information.

Outpatient Rehab Cost

The average cost for an outpatient treatment program starts at £1,000.

This price can vary based on several major factors, including:

The kind of treatment program you require
The location of the treatment
The facilities offered by the outpatient programmes

Both our residential rehab programs and outpatient programs are supported by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), meaning they are some of the best in the country.

We offer both outpatient alcohol treatment and drug treatment programs, which usually take place following inpatient rehab in one of our luxurious addiction treatment organisations.

To learn more about the cost of our outpatient treatment, do not hesitate to get in touch with us today. We have plenty of experience when it comes to substance abuse treatment and would love to help you.

Types of Outpatient Treatment

No two alcohol or drug addiction treatment plans will look the same because people have different needs during this time.

When you work with our outpatient programmes, we offer a personalised care plan that can be tailored to suit any substance use disorder and ensure you get the care you need.

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All of our treatment options for outpatient care come following a medical drug and alcohol detox which is usually done through inpatient treatment and is overseen by medical professionals.

Following this, outpatient alcohol rehab and drug addiction treatment can take place, which allows you to maintain good mental health and a healthy routine without falling into substance abuse once more.

To ensure that we can support every kind of substance use disorder and the mental health needs of our clients, we have a range of treatment types available, including:

Behavioural Therapy

Counselling sessions under this category will be focused primarily on your behaviours and habits, as well as the root cause of them. This will be a chance for you to identify the causes of your drug use and why these behaviours appear in your life and are usually done through talking therapy.

In outpatient alcohol rehab and drug treatment, these sessions are usually done one on one, where you will connect with a therapist or counsellor weekly to discuss your issues related to substance abuse and identify triggers for this kind of behaviour.

The team also provides Dialectical Behaviour Therapy and Motivational Enhancement Therapy for outpatient clients. Counselling sessions can be extremely beneficial and much more cost-effective than inpatient treatments.

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)is used in both drug and alcohol rehab. CBT can be useful in the treatment of mental health issues, including post-traumatic stress disorder, which may have resulted in substance abuse throughout your life.

CBT is a way of identifying the negative patterns that lead to substance abuse and finding new ways to handle these emotions, triggers, and mental health issues.

It is a combination of talking therapy and activities which are designed to help you understand why you need drug or alcohol rehab in the first place and how these issues can be better handled in the future.

Our team also offers mindfulness-based cognitive therapy to ensure clients can adapt the calm nature into their everyday lives once treatment is over.

Family Therapy

This is a form of group counselling where family members are encouraged to talk about their issues and identify patterns that could have resulted in substance abuse.

As a family unit, issues will be discussed and dealt with under the supervision of a trained therapist to ensure that everyone is heard.

This is a way of coming to a resolution or finding closure from the issues which may have arisen during your struggles and helping those closest to you learn better ways of caring for you during this time.

Support Groups

Group therapy is a way of connecting with other people who are also dealing with substance abuse and using each other's experiences to learn. This is a chance for you to talk about your struggles, successes, and lessons learned during your rehab and see how your peers can help.

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Often patients will be paired with a mentor for their treatment, and this is a chance for you to learn more about these people while also seeing how your treatment can be improved.

Outpatient alcohol rehab and drug treatment are usually a combination of all these treatment options to ensure that you are getting the best support possible.

What is Outpatient Rehab?

Outpatient alcohol rehab and drug rehab is a form of treatment that takes place outside of a medical facility, like an inpatient rehab centre.

There will still be some areas that are under medical supervision, but outpatient alcohol rehab is aimed at allowing people to maintain a 'normal' life while also seeking treatment for their issues.

With this kind of treatment, patients are afforded more flexibility and freedom than when working in inpatient addiction treatment centres while also receiving high levels of care.

In many cases, intensive outpatient treatment is part of the standard aftercare service offered by rehabilitation centres following a stay at an inpatient facility, but it can also be used on its own based on the severity of your issues.

This kind of treatment can be used to deal with all kinds of addictions, including:

Alcohol
Eating disorders
Cannabis addiction (a psychoactive part of the cannabis plant)
Crack cocaine (a white powder substance that can be injected, snorted, or smoked)
Ketamine (taken as a powder, solid, or in liquid form)
Legal highs
Heroin detox
Prescription drugs
Opiates / opioids
Mental Health issues, such as depression, anxiety, OCD

There are many kinds of addictions out there that can benefit from outpatient rehab.

Outpatient alcohol rehab and drug treatment will combine multiple forms of therapy to help people remain sober while also dealing with everyday stresses, as well as helping patients maintain some independence.

FAQs

What is the Success Rate of Outpatient Rehab?

The success rate of outpatient rehab can vary based on the patient's determination to succeed and their dedication to the treatment. For outpatient rehab to be successful, clients need to attend all of their therapy sessions and continue to seek support for their issues.

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What is the Length of Outpatient Rehab?

The average stay in an outpatient program is around 10 weeks, but this can vary greatly based on the needs of the patient and the severity of their issues.

People may choose to stay in outpatient therapy in some form for the rest of their lives, such as receiving regular therapy, to help them avoid substance abuse. Others may stay with the treatment plan as long as the free aftercare services last, which is usually a few weeks following inpatient care.

What are the Aftercare Options for Outpatient Rehab?

Aftercare for outpatient rehab is a way of continuing your treatment and ensuring you have healthy coping mechanisms to avoid substance abuse in the future. There are various forms of aftercare for outpatient rehabs, such as the continuation of talking therapy to community work, and even services such as art therapy, yoga, or meditation can help.

How Many Days a Week is Outpatient Rehab?

Depending on the severity of the issues and the length of time someone has been in outpatient therapy, they may need to attend sessions four to five days every week.

In most cases, each day is dedicated to another type of therapy to offer a well-rounded plan for your treatment.

Is Inpatient or Outpatient Rehab Better?

Inpatient treatment is best for those dealing with severe addiction as it gives you access to support 24/7.

As there is more freedom in outpatient rehab, most people on these kinds of plans have already dealt with inpatient services or are dealing with less severe issues but need some kind of support in their daily lives.

There are benefits to both kinds of treatment, and they can be combined based on the kind of care you need. If you would like professional treatment advice, please make sure to contact us now.

Summary

Outpatient rehab can be a good option for those who need additional support when dealing with addiction or are coming to the end of their inpatient work.

This kind of treatment allows patients to maintain a normal routine and regain some independence while also getting the support they need for their issues.

Multiple forms of therapy and treatments are combined to create a unique plan for all outpatient clients, and these sessions will be attended weekly to ensure you remain healthy.

As a leading rehabilitation service based in the UK, we offer both inpatient and outpatient treatments to our clients, ensuring that there is something to suit all needs.

We understand that dealing with addiction is a difficult time, and you need all the support you can get during this. This is why our trained professionals offer both inpatient and outpatient treatment services, including medical supervision, therapy, and ongoing education.

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Whether you are dealing with drug or alcohol abuse, or are concerned about a loved one, then you have come to the right place. We aim to offer the best care possible and have a leading outpatient programme that can be tailored to suit your needs, routine, and issues.

You are not alone in your addiction struggles, and we have the experience necessary to help, so please reach out.

Contact the team today to find an outpatient facility near you.