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A Community Rehabilitation Centre

Sefton Park is a therapeutic community that provides an integrative programme to its clients, who are seeking an alternative to the 12 Step Model. All our interventions are individualized/Person Centered in approach. We believe that every individual has the right to care and respect, autonomy and the choice to change the way they live. We believe that individuals should also treat others with care and respect, allow others the right to autonomy and the choice to change, whilst being accountable and responsible for their own actions. The therapeutic community provides both support and challenge to each member of the group. Those in the latter stages of their treatment acting as role models and mentors to the newer members.

Treatments Provided

Medically Supervised Residential Detox: Alcohol, Drugs. In addition to substance addictions we also offer treatment interventions that address Behavioral Addictions: such as gambling addiction, sexual addiction, shopping addiction, gaming and internet addiction. We provide specialist residential treatment within the setting of an adapted Therapeutic Community. Personalised treatment interventions based on the needs and the aspirations of the individual client. The CQC has rated the service provided at Sefton Park as Outstanding in three areas and an overall Outstanding rating. Read the full CQC Report here.

Bed Capacity

Secure female-only floor of 9 beds. Mixed floors with 19 beds. Total beds 28.

Place Description:

Rehab Centre of Excellence

The BAC O’Connor Centre was founded in 1998 by Noreen Oliver MBE, following her own experience of being severely dependent upon alcohol. “you spend years and years in a revolving door, lost in a system and culture that supports your own emotions of guilt, shame, anger and resentment . It was by luck, destiny, whatever it may have been , shown a way out and that is what our centres offer today – an exit route out of addiction to a journey that leads to freedom from addiction, a chance of recovery , a life for all who want it instead of a daily existence. A programme that does not just treat the symptoms but deals with the past, present and future.” BAC O’Connor is a centre of excellence with some of the highest outcomes in the Country, all of our therapists are qualified or qualifying to degree and masters level and a number are in recovery themselves, however being in recovery itself is not a qualification and we believe that therapists should be qualified to a minimum of degree level with regular supervision. We are not the glitz, we are not the glamour but we produce some of the highest outcomes in the country because our evidence-based programme works. So if you are serious about real recovery and improving your quality of life choose the right road to recovery, choose The BAC O’Connor Centre.

Treatments Provided

Detoxification – Alcohol, Opiate (case by case basis), Stimulants, Benzodiazepine, Buprenorphine, Physeptone Admission Times – No later than 3pm Monday – Friday, Saturday & Sunday can be arranged Treatment Modalities – Detoxification & Rehabilitation: 7 day, 10 day, 2 week, 4 week, 8 week, 12 week Secondary: 2 week, 4 week, 8 –52 weeks Co-occurring Disorders Treated – Anxiety, Mood Related Disorders, Trauma, PTSD, Depression, Stress Additional Addictions Treated – Food, Gambling Treatment Programme Available – Eclectic, 12 Step introduction, Secondary Independent Living Programme, Recovery Housing, Social Enterprise Work Placements Workshops Available – Substance Misuse, Denial, Anger & Resentment, Acceptance and Change, Self Esteem, Fear & Trust, Consequences and Gratitude, Relationships, Assertiveness, Grief and Loss, Relapse and Cross Addiction, Guilt and Shame, Letting Go, Step Groups, Relaxation & Mindfulness

Bed Capacity

36 Rehab beds / 8 Detox beds / 33 Recovery Housing Beds

Place Description:

A Rehabilitation Centre For Mothers

Jasmine Mother’s Recovery (formerly known as Trevi House) and one of three centres provided by charity Trevi, is a unique residential rehabilitation unit located in Plymouth. Since 1993, Trevi has been offering treatment to women with alcohol and/or drug related problems. What makes us different and quite rare is that our residents are able to live at Jasmine with their children. Jasmine Mother’s Recovery is both a home and a safe place, where mothers and their children remain together as a family unit. We offer supported detox and a structured rehabilitation programme that promotes the transition towards an independent life, free from substance misuse. Each mother and child is individually assessed prior to entry. Our aims at Jasmine Mother’s Recovery are: To provide a warm, safe and friendly environment. To treat all residents and their children as individuals, offering services that meet their needs. To provide an understanding response to the needs and feelings of carers, visitors and give the women and their children the opportunity to live the life they deserve. Our programme reflects three main areas of need; addiction, parenting and healthy relationships. The following gives an outline of the groups and therapeutic interventions that each resident is expected to participate in.

• Addiction

Jasmine Mother’s Recovery delivers a weekly Recovery Training group made up of workshops which focus on motivation, relapse prevention and living a life substance free. It includes a component relating to Parenting in Recovery which looks at the impact of being a mum upon recovery, and conversely the impact of drug / alcohol used upon parenting. All residents have a nominated counsellor for weekly counselling sessions (min 1 per week). This provides a space to address underlying issues. Residents will be asked to completed personal work between 1-2-1 sessions. Residents are asked to prepare a range of personal presentations which they share with their peers for feedback. Jasmine Mother’s Recovery expects to see each resident present her personal work within the agreed timeframe and to a high standard. As part of this, mum will be asked to prepare a ‘Children’s Lifeline’ whereby she examines in detail the impact of her substance misuse and relationships upon her children from the perspective of her child.

• Parenting

At Jasmine Mother’s Recovery, each resident can expect to access practical support and guidance, alongside interventions to better help her meet her child’s emotional needs. We would expect to provide an enhanced level of support during the first week / fortnight. Such support will include guidance with basic care tasks such as feeding / winding / settling. It will be tailored to the needs expressed by mum and observed by staff in the first 24 – 48 hours of placement. Once mother and child settled together, mum will be expected to provide all the care for her baby / child.  Jasmine Mother’s Recovery will monitor progress using maternal feedback and our observations (formal and informal). Overnight, staff carry out hourly checks using the cot cameras to ensure that the child is settled in their bed / cot, and that mum is meeting their needs. Any identified deficits in the maternal capacity to meet the infant’s needs would be relayed directly to mum and appropriate education / support provided. Jasmine Mother’s Recovery will to agree with the child’s Social Worker the preferred means of communicating how the placement is progressing outside of the formal reporting time frame. Any issues of note would be raised immediately. We carry out regular Parenting Observations in order to establish any areas where extra support might be needed; i.e. bedtime routine, play, handling. We offer feedback to mum regarding these observations and would incorporate them within our ongoing assessment. All children have a nominated nursery key worker. We offer 1-2-1 sessions to discuss any issues and concerns and agree care plans.

• Healthy Relationships

Jasmine Mother’s Recovery recognise that many residents have been in previously unhealthy relationships, which may have been abusive / controlling. Through groups and personal work we start to try to increase residents’ awareness of their personal interactions with others and begin to build positive relationships with those around them. Trevi as an organisation, delivers the Freedom to Change programme and You & Me Mum; both groups explore the impact of Domestic Abuse upon children. We expect to see the mother demonstrate an understanding in regards the risks associated with domestic abuse and what steps she can take to ensure that her child is safeguarded from this. Residents Handbook

Treatments Provided

• Good quality accommodation – half of our rooms are en suite
• Secure premises with video phone entry and external CCTV
• Multiple interventions under one roof
• Detox from alcohol, methadone, subutex and diazepam
• Therapeutic groupwork programme
• Regular drug and alcohol screening
• Specialist on site nursery
• Thrive assessment for child
• Named Specialist midwife and Health visitor
• Reports for professionals / court
• Help in finding a new safe home
• Story work preparing children for onward transitions
• Comprehensive free aftercare service

Bed Capacity

Female only Mums Mixed gender Children Capacity is 10 Mums and 10 Children, but can vary depending on number of Children in a family

Place Description: Trauma responsive residential service for women Ophelia House is a Therapeutic Community offering CQC-registered drug and alcohol residential care to women.  The service has been developed to meet the needs of women who require abstinence-based residential substance use treatment in a safe and therapeutic environment. Residents stay in a newly redeveloped and refurbished property in the leafy suburbs of Oxford. The programme, delivered by an all-female staff team, is based on the Therapeutic Community model. Social relationships, daily structures and various activities are deliberately designed to support women’s health and well-being. Community Members spend their first few weeks in what we call ‘the welcome house’ stage while they settle into their new surroundings. They will then move through the phases for the rest of the programme, which lasts between 3 and 6 months. Community Members are responsible for the day-to-day running of the house and support each other throughout the programme, with more senior Community Members becoming ‘buddies’ for newcomers. After completing treatment at the residential, people are supported through our structured aftercare support programme. Our bespoke structured group programme may include a focus on personal and behavioural development interventions, relapse prevention, harm reduction, peer-led groups and meetings, social and community activities, mutual aid and employability. We provide a 3 to 6-month programme personalised to each resident’s needs. To experience the entire benefits of the programme, six months is recommended. Treatments Provided

• Structured one to one sessions with a therapeutic worker
• Structured counselling sessions.
• Bespoke structured group programme
• On site Mental Health Nurse and Psychologist
• Delivery of the Freedom Programme
• Employability support through engagement in a work role to support the running of the house and programme.
• Access to complementary therapies and A range of social activities.
• On site delivery of our Recovery Through Nature Programme
• Family and significant others can visit the service weekly. This is on agreement with management and all visits are appropriately risk assessed

Facilities:

• Accommodation for up to 22 residents in single rooms with ensuite bathrooms
• Accessible bedrooms rooms with ensuite wet rooms – please speak to us about your specific accessibility needs
• Senior move-on accommodation on-site
• Large, fully equipped kitchen and dining area
• Purpose-built group space
• On-site leisure activities may include art therapy, yoga, cooking & baking, board games and books. TV/DVD and stereo equipment are available in the Lounge Room.
• Off-site activities may include hiking, access to local leisure centres and activities, and art classes.
• Large mature garden space for outdoor activities and our Recovery Through Nature programme

Discharge

• Discharge planning and completion of a Leavers pack prior to discharge.
• Ongoing referral to support agencies as required.
• An opportunity to attend Aftercare support through the graduate support programme and/or peer supporter roles.
• Naloxone provision

Bed Capacity Adult Rehab: 22 Female en suite rooms

Place Description:

Supporting Individuals at the Beginning of Their Journey

Stanfield house is a 12 bed rehab recovery house based in the heart of the Lake District. We offer a safe environment where individuals can embrace support from the peer group, participate in structured daily activities, become independent, and engage with the community around them free of substances.

Treatments Provided

• Weekly activities timetable comprising of core and optional interventions
• Evidenced-based Psychosocial Interventions including Recovery Skills, Mood Management, and Mindfulness tailored for use in the rehab setting
• Access to Breaking Free Online
• Completion of Rehab workbook
• One-to-one key-working sessions
• Access to Mutual Aid, Employment, Training and Education (ETE) and other community, social and diversionary opportunities
• Daily living and independence skills
• Social activities and family visits
• Housing support and resettlement
• Relapse Prevention work
• Health and Wellbeing advice and support including smoking cessation, sexual health etc
• Access to Counselling and CBT

Bed Capacity

12 beds (male/female)