Surrey Rehab Centres

Residential rehab treatment  in Surrey

This residential rehab treatment centre is Surrey is in beautiful countryside but only 40 minutes from central London. It boasts one of the most successful completion rates of any treatment centre. The treatment programmes are intensive and effective, designed to achieve long lasting results in a relatively short period of time.

The treatment programme is based on the holistic approach which means it treats the whole person, not just the particular addiction. This focus by the Surrey residential rehab centre on the current problems and underlying issues helps ensure a greater success rate in remaining in recovery. This residential rehab treatment will address the physical, emotional and mental effects of the illness, how it impacts on relationships, the affect of work and how to improve the quality of life.

The residential rehab treatment programme includes many different types of support and services, including group and individual therapy, education, gentle exercise, art therapy, healthy nutrition, journaling, cognitive restructuring, and aftercare all of which are designed to maximise your success in recovery.

 

This rehab centre also provides an intensive family programme.

This Surrey residential rehab treatment centre is a recognised healthcare provider to all the major Private Medical Insurers, including BUPA, AXA PPP, Cigna and many more. They are registered with the CSCI (Commission for Social Care Inspections) to ensure quality and safety.

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