Addiction Treatment & Rehab in London 

Therapy is best for emotional support and relapse prevention. Online rehab is great for structured treatment from home. Residential rehab is ideal for those needing intensive, 24/7 care.

Absolutely! Many clients combine therapy with online rehab for a comprehensive approach.

Yes. If you have any pre-existing mental health conditions, dual diagnosis, or are undiagnosed but facing mental health problems, rehab can help you to assess how to get the best support for your needs. You may be able to get the support you need through additional counselling in flexible rehab, or perhaps you would benefit more from an immersive inpatient rehab programme with therapies such as cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) or dialectical behavioural therapy (DBT) built in. No matter what you are facing mentally, the support you need is out there, and we are happy to signpost you towards other programmes if ours are not a suitable fit for your needs.

If addiction has severely impacted your life or you’ve struggled with multiple relapses, inpatient rehab may be the best option. We can assess your needs and provide referrals if necessary. The best way to do this is by booking an initial assessment with us today, where we can talk in more detail about your needs, concerns, and options for next steps.

While cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) has been proven to be a useful tool for treating substance use disorders, it is important to remember that every person is unique, and that lots of other therapeutic approaches are useful components when combined. For example, DBT, trauma informed therapies and EMDR, as well as group therapy, are all great therapies that when used in conjunction as part of a tailored programme provide a person with a much wider array of tools in their recovery toolkit. What resonates for one person, may not resonate as much for another, which is why we tailor our programmes to the individual at CATCH Recovery.

Yes you can. drug or alcohol addiction treatment is available via NHS, but more intensive residential rehabs are only available through NHS referral or privately. This means that these services can be quite strained and you could face a several months long wait to access a rehab clinic for outpatient treatment or even longer to get into residential treatment centres. If you need support now, seeking help in a private rehab might be the best option to minimise your wait to get help.

Private rehab costs vary depending on the type of programme, the length and intensity of treatment, if medically assisted detox/medically managed detox is necessary, if you seek online vs in person treatment, etc. Flexible treatment options that you can fit around your daily schedule start at approximately £1,000+ per week. Online rehab programmes start at approximately £2,750+ per month. Comprehensive residential rehab programmes can cost approximately £8,000+ per month.

Yes, you don’t need a GP referral to begin the rehab process. You can approach a rehab clinic yourself, with numerous rehab facilities accepting self-referrals. If you feel stuck, speaking to your GP may be a good place to start to discuss your options. However, with private rehab, you can minimise the waiting time, and get help faster.

Trying to find urgent care and treatment for yourself or a loved one can be stressful, especially with NHS waiting lists, meaning that people can’t often get into a rehab facility for many months. If you are looking for a rehab in London, CATCH Recovery can help you with flexible options for alcohol rehab, drug rehab treatment, behaviour addiction treatment services, and inpatient rehab treatment.

CA stands for Cocaine Anonymous, just as AA stands for Alcoholics Anonymous. There are other groups that support sufferers of other kinds of substance abuse. Both of these are free groups that support sufferers of drug and alcohol addictions on their path to recovery by teaching people the AA-established 12 Step programme. The only requirement to become a member of any of these groups is a desire to overcome addiction. CA recognises that being dependant on multiple substances is a common and shared experience amongst its members. Any person struggling with a substance use disorder (SUD) who wants to recover is welcome.