In-Patient Detox and Rehabilitation
For individuals aiming to achieve long-term abstinence from alcohol and/or drug use, in-patient detox and residential rehab may be part of their treatment journey. In Derbyshire, this pathway is funded by Derbyshire County Council and can only be accessed through our service.
What is In-Patient Detox?
- A medically-managed detoxification programme in a hospital or residential setting.
- Helps safely reduce and stop use of alcohol or drugs.
- Typically lasts 1–2 weeks.
- Focuses on physical stabilisation and withdrawal management.
- May be followed by residential rehabilitation.
What is Residential Rehabilitation (Rehab)?
- A structured, supportive programme typically lasting 3–6 months.
- Can follow detox or be a stand-alone treatment option.
- Aims to help people overcome substance-related issues, explore underlying behaviours, and build skills for lasting recovery.
- Different rehab models available:
- 12-Step
- Eclectic
- Therapeutic Community
Our team will help match you with a rehab that suits your individual needs and preferences.
How We Support You
- Work closely with our Specialist Rehab Worker through:
- 1:1 sessions
- Group preparation
- Aftercare planning
- Long-term recovery support
- Guidance through the entire process:
- Understanding your options
- Choosing the right rehab
- Funding applications
- Pre-rehab preparation and post-rehab recovery planning
Community-Based Detox (Alternative Option)
- In some cases, a community-based detox may be considered.
- Assessed individually by our team of specialist prescribers.
- Based on factors such as:
- Physical and mental health
- Risk levels
- Personal circumstances
Summary: What You Can Expect
- Access to up to 6 months of funded residential rehab.
- A variety of evidence-based programmes to suit different recovery styles.
- Dedicated support before, during, and after rehab.
- Safe, supported options tailored to your health, readiness, and recovery goals.