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Tîm Rehab Cymru
Yeldall Manor is a Christian drug and alcoholic rehabilitation centre that has the experience, expertise and the facilities to help you into long term, sustainable recovery.
Alongside getting to grips with your addiction issues you will have you will have the opportunity to explore your faith and spirituality if you want to. There are several staff members who are also ex-residents with several decades of recovery experience between them. You will receive compassion, understanding, challenge and the love throughout your journey at Yeldall.
The 4-week rehabilitation programme, which may also involve detoxification for those who require it, is designed to help residents to become securely grounded in the recovery process. They experience counselling, group-work and recovery focused interventions in a structured, disciplined and supportive environment, which is underpinned by a Christian ethos. Programme elements include: counselling, recovery key-working, relapse prevention planning, aftercare/ongoing support planning sessions, personal reflections/journaling, mindfulness/meditation, able to access on-site BBV clinic, optional spiritual mentoring.
The short term programme does not offer accommodation or job skill training support for when you complete the programme. The expectation is that participants in this programme have accommodation and employment, education or training to return to.
PHASE 1 | GROUNDING 12 Weeks
Phase 1 enables residents to stabilise physically, mentally and emotionally. They can return to physical health in a supported environment, whilst starting to build relationships, regain a clarity of mind and the ability to start self-reflecting in order to identify needs and start to set goals for the future. Each resident will reflect on their past and identify harm, taking ownership for their addiction, and start to explore the driving factors of addiction in a supportive community of like-minded men.
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PHASE 2 | Growth 12 Weeks
Phase 2 empowers residents to advance in recovery skills and grow in physical health. Each resident becomes aware of human functioning, emotional wellbeing, core needs, cognitive/behavioural patterns and develops an understanding of the personal drivers underpinning their addiction, along with an awareness of their own relapse triggers.
At a glance:
We encourage contact with family and friends. Contact is restricted during the first four weeks of your stay in order to help you settle in, but after that you can have visits on a weekend every two weeks and you also get increasing opportunities to go out to visit.
Not on the first stage Manor programme. However you will be able to use the house phones whilst you are here and you will have use of a games console, radios, and two TV lounges. If you progress to the second stage Lodge programme, then these things are allowed.
Yes. There are designated smoking areas and you will be able to smoke in your free time.
We would suggest you bring the following with you: - Any Benefits letters you have, along with some form of ID - Your bank or Post Office card - Medication you are currently taking and any repeat prescriptions - Some money, but not more than £50.00 - Enough tobacco and toiletries to last for the first couple of weeks - Clothes that you don’t mind getting dirty for when you are working on the estate - A watch - An alarm clock You do NOT need to bring bedding or towels, as we will provide these. We have a supply of clothing if you do not have much of your own.
Yes. However, there is a pool of bicycles already here that you will be able to use.
Yes. There are also some musical instruments here. If you want to bring your own instrument then we recommend that you take out insurance for these items because we are unable to take responsibility for them.
Sadly, no pets are allowed.
Yes, you are. You are also allowed anti-psychotic medication if you are taking any, including depot injections. Some medication is not permitted at Yeldall Manor – for more information please speak with the Admissions Team.
We attend a variety of churches in the area so you will be able to experience a range of different services. For the first 12 weeks you will need to attend Church once on a Sunday. However, if after that you decide you do not wish to continue with this then you may stop. You will still need to attend an ‘Exploring Faith’ group and an informal ‘Fellowship’ group which take place at Yeldall Manor. You will not be under any pressure to take part if you do not want to, but you will need to be respectful of them.
Internet access is not available routinely on the first-stage programme. However, as you progress through the programme this may be possible if (for example) you are researching housing, training or employment opportunities. During the second-stage programme you will have internet access.
No. We only offer a detoxification service for men who want to join the rehabilitation programme.
All the 12-step material is covered. However, we cover much more than just the 12 steps within our integrative and comprehensive interactive group teaching programme.
Yes we do. We also take people on DRRs, ATRs and Tags. We assess men with serious offences on a case by case basis.
For the first four weeks (the Orientation Phase) you may need to share with one other resident. When you have progressed onto the next phase of the programme you will be able to move to a single room when one becomes available. All rooms are either en-suite or have their own private bathroom.