Behavioural Rehab

What’s on this page

• Behavioural Rehab For Your Addiction

• What is a Behavioural Addiction?

• Behavioural Rehab Treatment Options

• Recovery from Behavioural Addiction

• How to Find the Right Behavioural Rehab

• FAQs

Behavioural Rehab For Your Addiction

Behavioural problems and addictions can be just as destructive and damaging to the individual and their family as alcohol and drugs.

Common examples of behavioural addictions include:

• Gambling addiction

• Sex addiction

• Gaming addiction

• Eating disorders

• Love addiction

• Codependency

• Pornography addiction

• Shopping and spending addiction

All behavioural addictions can carry severe consequences including financial debt, loss of jobs, destroyed relationships, physical and mental illness, severe anxiety, depression, and even suicidal ideation.

Behavioural addictions require professional treatment. Behavioural rehab provides the best in tailored behavioural therapies that cannot be accessed to the same degree of speciality or intensity on the NHS.

What is a Behavioural Addiction?

A behavioural addiction is where an individual becomes addicted to a particular behaviour or activity to the point where it becomes detrimental to their mental, physical, social, and spiritual health.

The individual has no control to resist these behaviours and they are carried out compulsively, even when there is a desire to stop and negative consequences are being accumulated.

The brain will receive pleasurable rewards as a result of the behaviour but will become tolerant over time. The individual is then compelled to take bigger risks with their behaviour in order to satisfy the brain, which will have rewired itself to compulsively feed the addiction.

Behavioural Rehab Treatment Options

At SBS Treatments, we help you get access to a number of behavioural rehab treatment options that offer many benefits to an individual struggling with a behavioural problem or addiction, including:

• A safe environment where they will be required to abstain from their addictive behaviours

• 24/7 medical and psychological help to support complete abstinence

• Specialist therapies to address the core of the behavioural problem

• Bespoke rehabilitation programme and aftercare package

• Treatment programmes delivered by a team of qualified doctors, psychologists, counsellors, therapists, and support workers

• Short-term and long-term rehab

• Inpatient behavioural rehab

• Residential behavioural rehab

• Daycare behavioural rehab

• Community behavioural rehab

Recovery from Behavioural Addiction

Behavioural addiction can be successfully treated with an individualised treatment programme. Therapies that have been proven to work in helping an individual to overcome a behavioural addiction include:

• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)

• Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT)

• Behavioural psychotherapy

• Behavioural counselling

• Individual therapy

• 12-Step therapy

• Group therapy

• Behavioural abstinence coaching

• Educational workshops and life skills

• Holistic therapies (art, music, drama, yoga, etc.)

Whatever your budget, circumstances, or location, SBS Treatments can conduct a free of charge, no-obligation assessment of your treatment needs. From there, we can formulate a professional treatment plan ensuring that all elements of your treatment requirements are addressed comprehensively.

Those that suffer from a behavioural addiction often suffer from an alcohol or drug problem in addition. This is not uncommon. They may also suffer from a dual diagnosis illness, such as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Anxiety Disorder, Depression, Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), or Bipolar Disorder.

It is critical that all illnesses presenting are addressed comprehensively and simultaneously in order to safeguard against relapse.

Call us now for advice and help on accessing the best behavioural rehab for your individual needs.

How to Find the Right Behavioural Rehab

SBS Treatments offers free professional assessments to determine the best rehab options tailored to your needs, handling payments, admissions, and transportation to ease the process.

Care Quality Commission – Rehabs You Can Trust

You can be sure that we’ll find the right rehab for your situation that follows all the best practices. SBS Treatments only works with rehabs that are registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) in London and across the UK. This body ensures that your addiction is treated with only the highest quality.

FAQs

Q: What types of behavioural addictions are treated at rehab?

A: Common behavioural addictions treated include gambling, sex, gaming, eating disorders, love addiction, codependency, pornography, and shopping addictions.

Q: How long does behavioural rehab take?

A: The duration varies depending on individual needs but typically ranges from 28 to 90 days.

Q: Is behavioural rehab confidential?

A: Yes, all treatment and personal information are kept confidential.

Q: Can I attend behavioural rehab as an outpatient?

A: Yes, outpatient options are available for those with milder addictions or significant daily responsibilities.

If you need further assistance or information on this topic, feel free to ask.

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Rehab FAQs

Starting your rehab journey can feel daunting. That’s why SBS Treatments has answered common questions to help you take the next step toward recovery.

What types of rehab are there?

A private residential rehab clinic might be beneficial. In mild cases of addiction, you could receive detox and rehab help online or be treated as an outpatient, attending therapies and workshops outside of office hours.

How long will you be in rehab for?

The duration depends on your needs. Options include a one-week programme, a two-week stay, or a full 28-day programme in full-time rehab. Outpatient programmes may last up to three months.

Can you get help on behalf of someone else?

Yes. SBS Treatments supports interventions for loved ones, including spouses, children, or friends, to help them access the treatment they need.

What types of addiction can I get rehab for?

SBS Treatments assists with various addictions, including Xanax, cannabis, heroin, painkillers, meth, narcotics, opioids, alcohol, and more.

Is alcohol rehab expensive?

The cost of alcohol rehab in the UK ranges between £1,500 and £4,000 per week, depending on the facility and location.

Does alcohol rehab work?

The success of alcohol rehab largely depends on the individual’s motivation to change. Acknowledging the problem and seeking help significantly increase the chances of recovery.

Where are there drug rehabs in the UK?

Drug rehabs are available throughout the UK, including in major cities like London and Birmingham, as well as in more rural locations.

How much does drug rehab cost?

The price for drug rehab varies across the UK, depending on the location and the facility itself.

Is drug detox painful?

Drug detox can be uncomfortable and is not advisable to undertake without professional help. Medications can assist with withdrawal symptoms, but medical supervision is recommended.

Will rehab help with my mental health?

Rehab treatment can assist with addiction-related anxiety and other mental health issues. A good rehab clinic will explore underlying behavioural problems and provide therapy to build resilience against future relapse.

How much does alcohol detox cost?

A residential alcohol detox costs between £1,500 and £4,000 per week, depending on the individual rehab facility.

Is alcohol detox uncomfortable?

Alcohol detox can be both uncomfortable and dangerous. It’s not recommended to stop drinking without medical supervision, as it can result in seizures. The safest way to detox is in a rehab facility with 24-hour medical monitoring.

What happens in alcohol rehab?

Alcohol rehab typically begins with a detoxification process, involving medication to manage withdrawal symptoms. This is followed by therapy sessions aimed at equipping individuals with tools to live an alcohol-free life.