Addiction Treatment Horley
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We are addictions clinicians.
Each of us has over thirty years experience assessing, diagnosing, prescribing for and treating people wanting to overcome addiction.
Our advice is free, impartial and confidential. We are not tied to any particular service, though, together, we have worked in most of them .
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Horley, just like any other place in the UK has free services available to the public provided through the local authority.
In Horley, services are provided, on behalf of the local authority, by a consortium of the NHS and a national charity: VIA
They are based at three locations across the county:
Laurel House
Farnham Road Hospital
Farnham Road
Guildford
GU2 7LX
Two Bridges
Guildford Street
Chertsey
KT16 9AU
Wingfield Resource Centre
St Anne's Drive
Redhill, RH1 1AU
This is a Monday-Friday, 9-5, service.
You can call them on: 0300 222 5932
Email: rxx.iaccess@nhs.net
What are the statistics on addiction treatment Horley?
Most county councils publish information on drug and alcohol use every five years as part of their health needs analysis and/or public health programme.
There is no specific data for Horley , rather that the County Council publishes information for the whole area covered by the county council.
This is not uncommon.
The last set of data was published in 2024 as part of a Substance Misuse Joint Strategic Needs Assessment
Facts and figures addiction treatment Surrey
In Surrey, the estimated prevalence rate of opiate and /or crack-cocaine use was lower than England and the South East, but it is estimated that levels of unmet need (the number of people in treatment divided by the estimated prevalence of people using opiates and/or crack cocaine) are higher at 67.5%. The average for England and Wales is 57.7%
This data is currently being examined to understand the reasons for this difference.
Of all adults in treatment in Surrey, the most common reported substances were opiates, alcohol, and cannabis.
This is slightly different from adults starting treatment in Surrey, where the most commonly reported substances were alcohol, cannabis and cocaine and it reflects that the population of opiate users is ageing.
People who use opiates tend to be in treatment longer than most other substances, which reflects the ageing opiate user population.
Nearly a quarter of adults in Surrey reported drinking at increased or higher risk levels (over 14 units of alcohol a week), higher than England levels. In Surrey, levels of alcohol dependence are lower than England, but there has been a gradual increase in numbers in treatment and an increase in hospital related alcohol admissions, mainly for alcohol related liver disease.
It is estimated that there are high levels of unmet need for alcohol treatment, at 74%, although this is similar to South East and England.
For young people, nationally and in Surrey there has been a reduction in people in contact with substance use services.
Of those young people in treatment, cannabis remains the most common reported substance with similar levels of use compared to England.
This is followed by cocaine, ketamine, and benzodiazepines, all of which had higher rates of reporting than England.
A higher proportion of young people commencing treatment for substances in Surrey reported that they had problems with alcohol compared to England.
Surrey has a slightly higher proportion of state funded school suspensions and a higher proportion of permanent exclusions due to drugs and alcohol compared to England.
In 2021/22 there were 3,842 adults and 209 young people in treatment for drugs and/or alcohol misuse in Surrey. Most adults in treatment were for alcohol or opiate dependency.
Waiting times for first treatment interventions in Surrey are good with very few adults waiting more than three weeks.
The majority of treatment in Surrey takes place in community settings with only 1% of the adult treatment population attending residential rehabilitation.
In line with national trends, since 2009 until the COVID pandemic there had been a decline in Surrey in people aged under 24 years old in structured treatment for substance use.
Numbers increased from 2021/2 but have not returned to 2009 levels. All young people in Surrey had community-based treatment.
What private services are available for addiction treatment Horley
Surrey is fortunate to be served by a well established, high quality (low cost) rehab centre.
While there isn't one in Horley itself, there is one very close by.
Drug and alcohol services in Horley , provided by the council, are focused on crime reduction.
They will provide methadone/Buprenorphine for opioid addiction, psychosocial support for cocaine addiction and community home detox for mild alcohol dependency only within a strict framework.
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Find Out MoreWhy do companies advertise that they have multiple centres for addiction treatment Horley?
Companies advertise services so that you call them.
Using serviced office post box addresses they manuipulate google and other search engines to make it look that they have services in every town and village in the UK.
Despite what they might tell you, there isn't a rehab centre in Horley.
As residential treatment is just that, once you are there it really doesn't matter if the centre is a little further than you had anticipated.
Private addiction services are available very close to Horley but if you are able to travel a little further, you can make significant savings.
What are the benefits of residential treatment when considering addiction treatment Horley?
Detox on it's on will not prevent a relapse. If you don't understand why you were using in the first place, you will go back to the one thing you know stiffles the emotional pain you experience: drugs and alcohol.
Therapy lifts the lid on those difficult thoughts, emotions and memories you have been suppressing with drugs and alcohol. These are the reasons you drink and take drugs.
It can help you deal with your underlying anxiety, low mood and address other unresolved issues. You don't need to believe in God or follow any religion to go into group therapy.
Every centre, the world over, uses a group therapy model, whether it is a 12 step one or not.
If you think you are not the kind of person who can open up in a group or that group therapy won't work for you then you are precisely the kind of person who will benefit from it.
Nearly every centre provides a weekly session of individual therapy in addition to group therapy.
Relapse prevention gives you the emotional resillience to be able to work through stressful situations you will face when yo go home.
People relapse: Fact. If you accept that addiction is a chronic illness just like diabetes and asthma you will appreciate that relapse is part of the disease process.
Relapse is an opportunity to test your skills.
Aftercare means regular telephone check in with your rehab centre team, a weekly support group (in person or online) and a dedicated number to call if you need urgent support.
Can I have a home detox when considering addiction treatment Horley?
Possibly.
Home detox is available for a limited range of conditions, mainly uncomplicated/low threshold alcohol dependency, intermittent cocaine use and mild cannabis dependency.
There are very strict national clinicial guidelines on home treatment and there is seldom any wriggle room.
Certain health conditions, prescribed medication and history of previous treatment may automatically exclude someone from home treatment.
Never use a home detox company that sends medication in the post. Most are trading illegally.
A home detox is just that and without the other elements that rehab provides:therapy, relapse prevention and aftercare, a relapse is very likely.
Often it is more cost effective to have a short residential treatment admission.
If home treatment is suitable for you and something you want to arrange, we can assist you.
Why do people need a detox when researching addiction treatment Horley?
When you use alcohol and drugs on a regular basis your brain becomes used to it. It will change the way it works to accomodate it.
After a time you reach a stage known as physiological tolerance. This means you need more and more to have the same effect as the amount you started with.
If you stop using suddenly, or reduce too quickly, your brain can not cope. While it scrabbles to readjust it will fire off incorrrect chemical messaging. It is this that causes symptoms known as withdrawal.
Without the correct medical intervention you can experience a very acute medical emergency or fatality.
Never try and treat this yourself at home.
How can Find Me a Rehab help with addiction treatment Horley?
We are addictions clinicians.
Each of us has over three decades experience in assessing, diagnosing, prescribing for and treating people caught up in addiction.
Between us, we have worked in most of the rehab centres in the UK.
Our advice is free, confidential and impartial as we are not tied to any particular service.
It matters not to us where you go for help, only that you get the right help at the lowest cost.
We only charge for private at home treatment but we are always happy to signpost you to residential treatment.
There is no charge for a treatment referral.
If you need advice on any aspect of addiction, detox, rehab, home treatment, therapy, relapse prevention and aftercare we can give you free, independent and confidential advice.
We can advise you on treatment options, treatment plans, locations, costings and locations.
Get help today with addiction treatment Horley
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