About Find Me a Rehab
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Find Me a Rehab is an entirely clinician led advisory, signposting and referral service.
Our service is completely free of charge and entirely confidential.
We can provide advice and guidance on treatment options, treatment plans, locations, costings and logistics.
The person you speak to will be an experienced addictions clinician who has many decades of helping people overcoming addiction be it substance or behavioural.
Some of our clinicians have over three decades experience of assessing, diagnosing, prescribing for and treating people caught up in the spiral of addiction.
Our clinicians have worked across a very wide spectrum of clinical areas including a large number of private rehabs and private outpatient services in the UK.
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This is an advisory, signposting and referral service.
The person who answers your call or responds to your email, WhatsApp or on-screen chat box is an experienced addictions clinician: Not an untrained, non-clinical sales person.
We do not provide treatment, directly ,as we run this service on top of our other roles.
Because we have worked in a very large number of private rehab centres in the UK we have excellent relationships with them and are able to signpost you to the most appropriate (and most cost effective) treatment centre.
You can call, email, use the chat widget or WhatsApp: In complete confidence.
We will, unless you ask otherwise, direct you to the most cost efffective service that is accessible to you.
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We are addictions clinicians who, aside from our paid roles, provide a free to use advisory, signposting and referral service on any aspect of addiction: substance and behavioural.
When you call you will be speaking directly with a clinican who has decades of experience in assessing, diagnosing, prescribing for and treating people caught up in addiction.
We are here to listen: not judge.
Our clinician will ask you some questions to determine the nature of the problem so they can signpost you to the most appropriate service.
Using our database we can advise you which service is the most appropriate for you, at the lowest cost possible (unless you want a high end centre).
Because we have the clinical experience of working in this field of healthcare we can advise you as to what you need: and what you don't.
If you opt for private treatment we can refer you, without charge, to that service who will contact you: within the hour, if not sooner.
For local authority funded free to use services they are unable to accept 3rd party referrals but we will give you the contact phone numbers, email addresses and physical location.
Should you opt for private treament, we recieve a nominal fee that allows us to maintain our website and database.
What questions will your clinician ask me?
As with any medical issue there are questions which a clinician needs to ask to determine the problem.
When someone calls asking for help with an addiction, in order to know where to signpost you to, it is essential to understand some essential elements of the situation.
It may be that you don't need treatment or that you are in need of immediate medical attention from the ambulance service: Every call is different.
Usually we will ask the following when it comes to substance based addictions:
* The substance you are taking
* How long you have been taking it for
* How you take it (smoke, snort, inject,etc)
* The amount you spend on it (this helps to clarify the amount you are taking
* The strength of the alcohol you are drinking
* Pattern of use (hourly, daily, weekly, etc)
* Identifiable stressors (divorce, work related, bereavment,etc)
* Underlying medical conditions
* Existing medication
*Previous treatment
*Last detox
For behavioural addictions:
* Nature of addiction (porn, shopping, sex, etc)
* The amount of time it is taking out of your day
* The effect your addiction is having on your everyday life
* What happens if you can not access the activity that fuels your addiction (no money for shopping addiction,etc)
*Previous treatment
Does my GP need to know?
That is a decision for yourself.
We won't ask you for your GP details.
It is always advisable to inform your GP and ensure they are onboard with any treatment decision you make.
If you choose to use local authority funded free to use services you will have to share your GP details before you can start treatment.
Private centres will ask for your GP details as they are obliged, should there be concerns if you leave treatment abruptly, to inform them.
Can you signpost me to private at home treatment?
Where appropriate: Yes.
The best chance of recovery is always in rehab.
Why? Because rehab provides the essential elements needed for recovery:
* Detox (if needed)
* Group therapy
* Relapse prevention
* Aftercare
Treatment at home is limited for safety reasons. There is a slightly wider scope with outpatient treatment.
Every case is based on its own merits.
There are some automatic exclusions for reasons of clinical safety.
It is usually far more cost effective to have residential treatment than treatment at home.
We do not recieve any commission if we refer you for treatment at home.
Can you provide advice and guidance on mental health and eating disorders?
Yes.
Our clinicians have experience in both mental health as well as addictions.
One of our clinicians has extensive experience with eating disorder treatment having worked in this area in three well known London based private eating disorders services.
We are more than happy to signpost you to services most appropriate to you.
Is Find Me a Rehab a referral service?
Yes, but not your typical one!
We provide a free referral service using our clinical knowledge and experience ensuring you are referred only for what you actually need.
As with any sector of private healthcare, there is a gap between clinical need and treatments that are not essential. These are known as "bolt on" treatments.
For addiction rehab all you really need are four elements of treatment:
* Detox
* Group therapy
* Relapse prevention
* Aftercare
If you want a high end luxury service we can signpost you to one but your recovery will be just the same at a local lower cost centre.
If you decide that you do want treatment and book yourself in a nominal commission is paid to us.
This enables us to fund the cost of running the website:
* Hosting the site
* Technical Search Engine Optimsation
* Guest posting (backlinks)
Should you approach a private service, directly, you would not be able to negotiate a reduced rate. Using our signposting service does not increase the fees you pay.
Can using Find Me a Rehab lower my treatment costs?
Yes.
Often, when people call, they are at their wit's end.
The destructive power of their addiction has taken over and it may have taken years to pluck up the courage to call.
People, at this point, want help: Immediately.
However, taking a few minutes to step back and think can stop you rushing into to making a rash decision that could cost you far more than it needs to.
You may not even need rehab.
Our clinicians can explain treatment options, treatment plans, locations, logistics and costings.
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Why trust Find Me a Rehab?
We are clinicians and not salespeople with targets to meet.
Unlike other referral companies, we don't have owners chasing for conversions and sales.
When you call you are speaking directly with someone who has decades of experience in assessing, diagnosing, prescribing for and treating people struggling with addiction.
Other referral companies use salespeople, some with lived experience of addiction, who are solely there to get you into the most expensive rehab they can so they can maximise their commission.
They will upsell so you spend more.
We do the opposite.
Our aim is to find you the most cost effective treatment and only what you actually need.
As clinicians, to do otherwise would not only be unethical, but goes against the grain.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is this a free to use service?
A: Yes. We make absolutelty no charge for advice, signposting or referrals
Q: Do you keep my details?
A: We do maintain a spreadsheet which can only be accessed on one terminal which is secured by two passwords.
Nothing is ever printed out. If you don't want your details kept, please ask the clinician you speak to and no record of your enquiry will be kept.
You are welcome, at any time, to call and ask for any information held about you to be removed and/or sent to you (via secure email).
Q: Do you inform my GP?
A: No. We won't ask you who your GP is as we will not be treating you.
Q: Are you a referral service?
A: Yes but with a difference. The person you will be speaking to is a very experienced addictions clinician and not a salesperson
Q: If I am signposted to a private service and book treatment, do Find Me a Rehab recieve a commission?
A: Yes. This enables us to continue to provide this service as there are significant costs associated with website hosting and optimisation.
Q: Do you have sales targets?
A: No. We are clinicians who provide this aside from our full time roles.
Q: Are you registered with the Information Commissoners Office?
A: Yes.
Q: Do you provide treatment directly?
A: No. We refer to private rehabs, outpatient services and statutory funded services.
Q: Can anyone else phone up and get information about my enquiry?
A: No. Absolutely not. We would never discuss your enquiry with anyone who calls in or even disclose if you contacted us.
What experience do your clinicians have?
We have two clinicians.
One is a very recently retired addictions clinician who spent over three decades assessing, diagnosing, prescribing for and treating people overcoming addiction in a variety of settings including:
* Private hospitals
* Private rehabs
* Private at home detox services
* Prisons
* NHS commissoned detox units
* GP shared care addiction services
* Local authority funded community (home) detox services
* Statutory provision local area addiction services
* Local council funded detox units
* Accident and emergency alcohol and drug liasion services
Our other clinician is in long term recovery and has nineteen years experience as an addictions practitoner and therapist.
He runs a very sucessful private inpatient and outpatient service in central London.
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If you find yourself in need of assistance at any hour, we're here to support you around the clock. Whether it's the dead of night or the crack of dawn, our team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, ready to lend a helping hand whenever you require it. So, if you ever find yourself in a pinch or simply need someone to talk to, don't hesitate to reach out. We're committed to being there for you whenever you need us, no matter the time. We only signpost to legally registered services.