Residential Rehab Programmes
Gladstones Clinic provides private, residential rehab for addictions in our state-of-the-art clinics. We use integrative medical, psychiatric, holistic and alternative therapies in all of our recovery programmes for alcoholism, drugs and behaviour disorders. Our in-house chefs work with nutritionists to carefully prepare healthy meals. Clients are monitored around the clock in a safe and nurturing residential rehab environment. These are just a few of the distinguishing features that make us stand out.
Family Support & Teen Rehab
Drug and alcohol interventions, a teen rehab programme, and family counselling are all part of our support services for families affected by drug addiction or alcoholism. We believe that families are crucial to their loved one’s recovery. We also understand the problems of family members who suffer enormously from their own experiences with the addict. We encourage them to participate in their loved-ones recovery and are here to listen to their needs and concerns as well.
Treatments For Addiction
Once the client’s state of health is clinically and medically assessed by our caring admissions staff, we begin a highly focused and supervised drug rehab or alcohol detox programme focused on their specific addiction problems. After successful detox the client begins an intensive period of residential rehab from alcohol, drugs, gambling or eating disorders. The Bristol Clinic provides detox, primary, secondary, tertiary and aftercare treatments. Our London and Cotswolds Clinics offer detox and primary care.
15 Years Professional Experience
Working With Addiction and Behavioural Issues
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