Rehab Clinics in Northern ireland (3)

Alcohol and drug rehab in Northern Ireland

If you are looking for drug rehab in Northern Ireland or alcohol rehab in Northern Ireland, Port of Call is the place to begin.

We specialise in linking people to the services they need and the ones that are right for them.

We can make immediate referrals to private rehab centres, detox clinics and link you with therapists, counsellors and other support.

Call today for free & confidential advice on 08000029010 (International: +44 161 674 9049)

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Help with addiction in Northern Ireland

Help with addiction is available throughout Ireland and sending an inquiry to us is the first step in accessing it.

We understand how tough it can be to reach out for help, through our extensive contact with people facing addiction issues, as well as personal experience.

Please be assured that any contact with us is made in strictest confidence and comes with no obligation to proceed with any treatment. We are very happy to listen to your circumstances and concerns and advise accordingly.

Helping an addict who is in denial in Northern Ireland

We offer structured interventions to help someone who is in denial in Northern Ireland to accept the level of problem they have. Interventions can be guided and supported by a trained counsellor both to increase the likelihood of a breakthrough and ensure whoever is driving the intervention – whether that be family or friend – has the guidance and backing they need.

What happens in rehab in Northern Ireland?

Private rehab in Northern Ireland is not as expensive as many people fear. Whilst it does represent an investment, perhaps beginning at around £1,500 per week, we are happy to discuss ways to pay or reduce costs. It is an investment that, many times, we have seen turn lives around.

Rehab in Northern Ireland tends to be abstinence-based. Medical and psychological support is provided to mitigate withdrawal symptoms.

In addition, there is intensive emotional, practical and mental work to build support a sustained recovery. This may take the form of counselling sessions either in a group or one-to-one environment, plus, potentially other complementary therapies such as mindfulness or acupuncture.

Accommodation varies dependent on requirements and budget from simple and functional to more opulent.