Primary and Secondary Care is provided at this small tranquil and cohesive unit enables the highly skilled staff team to address behaviours and coping mechanisms, support and manage traumas that may be associated with domestic or previous abuse.
The ambiance lends itself to the women to address their treatment and recovery needs without distractions, attentions and competition that they might experience in a mixed gender environment.
This small, tranquil and cohesive unit enables the highly skilled staff team to address behaviours and coping mechanisms, support and manage traumas that may be associated with domestic or previous abuse. The ambiance lends itself to the women to address their treatment and recovery needs without distractions, attentions and competition that they might experience in a mixed gender environment.
The treatment approach is client centred and based on a modified Minnesota Model with abstinence as its core aim and employing the 12 Steps of the AA/NA Fellowship.
Addiction is considered in terms of a primary illness with physical, mental and spiritual (relationship) symptoms. Each of these is treated in a multi-dimensional approach with the aim of responding to the whole person rather than their individual parts. People come to be treated because they are ill and not because they are bad or weak.
Therapy is based on individual and group work and this aspect of treatment employs an integrative approach where Motivational Interviewing, an Inter-Personal Model of group work and a range of counselling models are combined. Every attempt is made to provide a treatment process that balances support and challenge, as we believe that this will provide the best medium for change and one of the greatest assets in this process is the peer group.
A fully qualified, expert team of psychiatrists, therapists, counsellors, nurses and key workers.
Women over the age of 18 who are dealing with addiction problems.
This clinic is regulated by the Care Quality Commission, the governing body who set standards of quality and safety.
To organise a free assessment at this clinic call 08000029010.
To speak with someone who’s completed treatment at this clinic, call us 08000029010.
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Absolutely. We would recommend you visit the treatment centre and meet with the team who will be looking after you. It’s a good chance to get a feel for what a stay here is like and for the team to get to know you and ensure they can fulfil your needs. You’ll be given an opportunity to talk with clients who are in treatment and ask them about their own experiences.
You can find a list of all AA meetings in Cardiff and across Wales here https://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk/.
Cardiff Step Meditation (Monday)
City United Reformed Church, Windsor Place
Time: 19:30 – duration 1hr
Postcode: CF10 3BZ
Cardiff Theobald Rd Lunchtime (Wednesday)
Canting Uniting Church, Theobald Rd
Time: 13:00 – duration 1hr
Postcode: CF5 1LQ
Cardiff Big Book (Friday)
Beulah Church, Beulah Rd
Time: 20:00 – duration 1hr
Postcode: CF14 6LT
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