Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centres in County Down

How We Will Help You Find Alcohol or Drug Rehab in County Down

When you call us, we will discuss your situation with you in detail. One of our fully trained advisors will take your call and will listen to everything you have to say from start to finish. We will then explain the various options available to you regarding treatment and the organisations that provide them.

We will answer any queries you may have, however irrelevant you believe these to be. We want you to be completely comfortable with your choice, and we will help you with your decision if you wish. What we want you to know is that we will never pressure you into making a decision. We will fully respect your choice, no matter what it is.

Before you contact Recovery.org.uk, you may want to know a little bit more about us, and that is perfectly understandable. We are a devoted organisation providing free assessments and referrals to those who need help for substance abuse and addiction.

As we are expert, we are free to refer clients to any organisation that we see fit. We will match you to the facility that specialises in your type of addiction and can meet your other needs and circumstances.

We do not charge you for our service, and everything that we discuss will be dealt with in strict confidence. We will never talk about your details with a third party without your consent, and your loved ones will never know that you have been in touch with us unless you tell them. You have nothing to lose by contacting us and everything to gain.

How You Could Benefit from Rehab in County Down

Is substance abuse causing negative problems in your life? Have you noticed a deterioration in your health and relationships? If so, you could benefit from rehab in County Down. Many things can be negatively affected by addiction, including:

• Your Physical Health – Alcohol and drug abuse will inevitably have an adverse effect on your physical health; the longer you abuse these substances, the worse your health will become. Long-term abuse can lead to illnesses such as high blood pressure, diabetes, liver disease, kidney disease, cardiovascular disease, and some forms of cancer.
• Your Mental Health – As well as the impact on physical health, substance abuse can also lead to damage to mental health. Those who regularly abuse drugs and alcohol may find that they suffer from anxiety, paranoia and depression. Long-term effects include schizophrenia, psychosis and dementia.
• Relationships – As alcohol and drug abuse affects the brain of the individual and often leads to a changed personality, relationships with loved ones usually suffer. Most people who become addicted to a mood-altering substance will become selfish and manipulative in their attempts to get their hands on the substance they crave, and their loved ones are usually consigned to second place. This will put a strain on once stable relationships, with some being irreparably damaged.
• Finances – Funding a drug and alcohol addiction can lead to financial struggles, and many people affected by addiction will find themselves with money worries. Some will even lose their jobs due to poor performance caused by their abuse of these substances.

With a comprehensive rehab programme, the damage caused by addiction can often be reversed. For more information on rehab providers in your area and how you can access them, contact us here via our website or call our 24-hour helpline today.