How To Get Help
There are many addiction services out there that can provide assistance if you are having drug issues. Some services are offered by National Health Service, while there are also drug rehabilitation centres funded by charities or private organisation that are offering those types of services. Use Internet Search Engine Optimisers to identify the nearest NHS drug addiction service near you.
You can go find help that works for you and the guide to get treatment for a drug problem will steer you through the options. You have the same right to treatment as anybody that comes to NHS for any other health issue if you have a drug dependency.
It's possible for you to stay drug free and get away with the right help and support.
Where To Find Assistance For Drug Related Issues
Your GP is the starting point to pay a visit. Your GP can help you choose the most appropriate treatment by discussing your concerns with you and accessing the nature of your problems. It is possible they offer to treat you, or they will suggest you appropriate rehab centre in your vicinity. If you're not comfortable speaking to your GP, you might be able to approach your local drug treatment service directly because many drug treatment services accept self-referrals.
The Frank website offers you information regarding drug rehab centres in your vicinity.
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Your Drugs Keyworker
First step which is done to you at your local addiction treatment centre is assessment. If you need treatment you will be assigned a keyworker. Your keyworker might be a nurse, a doctor or drugs worker. Your keyworker will be the first person you always call during your treatment and they will assist you in organising the appropriate treatment and creating a customised care schedule with you. Throughout your treatment, you will see your keyworker for repeated one on one meetings.
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Charity And Private Drugs Treatment
Drug treatment is available through NHS and voluntary private drug and alcohol treatment organisations are on hand to assist. While providing residential drug treatment facilities, charity organisations help with different community services. In this, we include outreach and damage reduction services, tailored programmes, aftercare, and support services in the housing department. In your location, these organisations will usually be linked to NHS services.