Not necessarily. Most people relapse within one year after completing inpatient alcohol treatment. You only need to be admitted when you have a coexisting physical or mental problem. We work in partnership with several rehabilitation centres and hospitals in case you need inpatient treatment.

Yes, you can. Outpatient treatment is more cost effective than inpatient. Alcohol dependence is a long term problem and cannot be solved by spending just a few weeks in a rehab.

Most of our alcohol treatment programmes require you to attend the clinic two or three times during the first week and then you can continue with face to face or online sessions less frequently depending on your treatment and needs. This is mainly due to COVID risk management.

No, you don’t. Most of our programmes are based on one-to-one and family sessions. Patients can attend AA meetings but only if they want to. We also have a volunteer peer mentor at our clinic who can provide one-to-one spiritual support.

Yes, we do prescribe disulfiram / Antabuse to help you stop drinking. We will need to liaise with your GP and you will have to do a liver function blood test.

Vivitrol (naltrexone injection) is widely used in the USA but it is not available in Europe yet. We do prescribe oral naltrexone tablets to help stop drinking alcohol.

Yes, you will have a nominated Care Coordinator managing your care during your alcohol treatment. She/he will be the main contact point throughout your recovery journey.

Yes, we can offer online psychotherapy, counselling and clinical follow up sessions to monitor your progress during your alcohol treatment programme and aftercare.

Yes, you can. Some of our patients decide to keep monitoring their alcohol consumption (breathalysing) for several months after they finish their alcohol rehabilitation. Not only does it help stop drinking and give peace of mind, but it can provide clinical evidence in legal proceedings such as driving related charges or child protection issues. Please contact us for further details.

Yes, we will work with your legal team to support your case the best possible way and provide evidence of your alcohol recovery.