Drug & Alcohol Support For Mums, Dads and Pregnant Women

The National Specialist Family Service offers structured support for mums, dads, single parents and pregnant women looking to address their problematic drug or alcohol use. Families stay together as a whole unit at the service meaning that parents remain the carers of their children at the same time as taking part in the programme.

The programme focuses on three main areas; therapeutic interventions, parenting and childcare. The parenting element is underpinned by the Positive Parenting Programme (Triple P), an accredited programme which enhances the skills parents use in managing their child’s behaviours.

Our staff team are highly skilled and experienced with a passion for helping people create brighter futures for themselves, their families and communities.

The National Specialist Family Service is located in a beautiful suburb of Sheffield within easy reach of local amenities, the city centre and the Peak District National Park. The spacious service provides for up to 12 families with children up to the age of 11 years old.

Treatments Provided

  • Comprehensive treatment programme within a therapeutic community setting, with a range of health and social care services to suit the needs of individual service users. It promotes change by developing self-worth and personal responsibility, challenging individual attitudes and behaviour, and encouraging the development of life and social skills through engagement in daily work and activity routines.
  • Structured group work, embracing Cognitive Behaviour Theory methods
  • Onsite Ofsted registered nursery
  • Community family-based activities
  • Positive Parenting Programme (Triple P)
  • Social Learning
  • Detox regimes
  • Phoenix Futures involves all referring agencies in the development of appropriate plans following discharge, e.g. housing, support packages, childcare etc.

Bed Capacity

30 (12 families with children up to the age of 11 years old)

Q Can I receive visits from friends and family?

Q What is a Therapeutic Community?

The Therapeutic Community is designed to encourage the development of life and social skills through engagement in daily work and activity routines. Additionally, structured group work embraces cognitive behavioural therapy methods as well as including one-to-ones and behavioural role play therapy. The full programme further consists of life story work, peer support, complementary therapies, and a person-centred approach.

Q How long is the programme?

Q Do you offer gender-specific support?

Q Can I smoke?

Q What should I bring with me?

Q Can I detox with Phoenix Futures?

Q What happens at the end of my programme?

Q Who can access the programme?

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