Structure
A daily routine that brings stability and purpose.
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Calm morning group session in the lounge of the XCELL residential recovery service
Opening Soon
Deciding to change your relationship with drugs or alcohol takes courage. Our new 18-bedroom residential recovery service will offer a calm, safe place to step away from daily pressures, with a structured programme, caring staff and support that continues after you leave.
If you need help right now: If you or someone else is in immediate danger, has taken an overdose or needs urgent medical help, call 999 or go to A&E. For urgent mental health support, call NHS 111. You can also call Samaritans free on 116 123, day or night, or FRANK on 0300 123 6600 for confidential drugs advice. Our enquiry forms are not monitored as an emergency service.
XCELL Healthcare Solutions is opening a residential drug and alcohol recovery service with 18 private bedrooms. It is designed for adults who are ready to make a change and would benefit from time away from home in a supportive, structured environment.
We will be clear and honest with you about what the service offers, how it works and whether it is the right fit, before any decision is made.
A private conversation, at your pace.
We learn about your needs and whether the service is right for you.
A planned arrival, with a warm welcome and time to settle.
Structure, support and time to focus on recovery.
Planning life after rehab, with ongoing support.
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Resident gardening with an XCELL recovery worker in the recovery service garden
A calm, homely setting designed for rest and reflection, with private bedrooms, comfortable shared spaces for meals and group sessions, and quiet areas to think, read or talk.
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XCELL recovery worker in a private one-to-one session with a resident
A daily routine that brings stability and purpose.
Regular time with a dedicated recovery worker.
Sharing experiences and learning from others.
Cooking, budgeting and planning for the future.
Rest, nutrition, exercise and time outdoors.
Preparing for home, from your first week.
We will explain exactly how any medical care or detox is arranged before admission, so you can make an informed choice.
When someone you love is struggling, you need support too. With the person's consent, we involve families, share updates and help you plan for life after rehab together.
Places may be self-funded or funded by a local authority or the NHS, depending on individual circumstances. We will talk you through the options confidentially.
Every enquiry is confidential. We only share information with your consent, unless there is a serious risk to you or others. You can choose how and when we contact you.
Leave your details and we will contact you when admissions open. There is no obligation, and we will not ask about substance use on this form.
Prefer to talk? Call 01204 773228
Our service is opening soon. You can make a confidential enquiry or register your interest now.
Whenever you feel ready, we are here to listen, without judgement.