Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Centres Near Chapeltown

Drug and alcohol abuse has long been a problem in the UK. The pandemic worsened the situation, with more people turning to alcohol and drugs to battle their stress. In addition, many people were riddled with depressive thoughts during the pandemic, owing to anxiety, uncertainty in relationships, employment, and education. As a result, substances were used as an escape mechanism. However, what people do not realise are the severe outcomes this abuse can lead to.

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ill effects of Drug and Alcohol Abuse in Leeds

In Leeds, drug and alcohol abuse is responsible for at least one death weekly. The number may sound small, but it is at least 65% higher than in 2010. Statistics also reveal that there have been 365 deaths associated with drug consumption between 2016 and 2018. This number is the highest since 2001, and may only keep increasing.

Along with fatalities, we also need to account for the reduced quality of life among men and women with drug and alcohol abuse. At least 40,000 women and 80,000 men in Leeds depend on drugs and alcohol. Among them, at least 13,000 women and 12,000 men are under some treatment for their physical and mental health.

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How can ‘Steps Together’ Rehabilitation Centres help?

If you or your loved ones have been struggling with substances and are seeking detoxification, rehabilitation centres can help you. Steps Together Group offers meticulously designed detoxification programmes all across the country. Please keep reading to know more about the services and the facilities that we provide. If you reside in Chapeltown, our rehabilitation centre is the holistic solution that you are looking for.

Services We Offer

At Steps Together, we understand the effects of drugs and alcohol and offer experts, specialists, and caretakers who assess your health, determine your goals, and design a rehabilitation programme. Our therapy schedule is divided into phases ensuring that detoxification journey abides.

First Phase Primary Residential

In your first residential phase, you stay in our home and undergo the initial stages of detoxification. You will have access to home-cooked food, various activities, and sports. Our doctors will assess your overall health, and previous medical conditions and design a treatment plan that will suit your body and end goals. You will regularly undergo one-on-one counseling, cognitive behavioral, music, art, and group activities. You may be prescribed medication.

Second Phase Rehabilitation

For the second rehabilitation phase, you will reside in a semi-independent property. Here, you will be given some assistance and taught to say ‘No’ to triggers on your own. In addition, you will be introduced to new hobbies like cooking, painting, cleaning, gardening, exercising, etc. You will also be encouraged to participate in regular group activities, where you can share your life experiences with others. In this phase, we try to ease you into the transition to your home environment, where you will often be exposed to triggers.

  • "At the age of 12 I was already completely powerless over drugs..."

    Hunter
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  • "For Steps Together, there are no words in the English language that can be used to describe my gratitude for you all."

    Ben
    , sober since January 2019
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  • "Finding out that your son, your child that you adore and love is an addict is devasting."

    Lorraine
    , family member
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  • "Every night I was drinking to black out or I was taking some sort of drug."

    Joanne
    , sober since April 2020
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  • "Going into rehab was probably one of the most frightening experiences. It was also one of the best experiences of my life."

    Israel
    , sober since June 2018
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  • "My experience has been nothing but positive. The therapeutic team are amazing!"