One-to-One Keywork
Regular sessions with your recovery worker to talk, reflect and plan.
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XCELL recovery worker leading a small group workshop at the residential recovery service
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Your Residential Recovery Programme
Recovery is about more than stopping. It is about understanding what has been happening, building new routines and preparing for the life you want. Our residential programme gives you the structure, space and support to do that, at a pace that is right for you.
- Personal Recovery Plan
- One-to-One and Group Support
- Aftercare Planning
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.
It Starts With Your Recovery Plan
Soon after you arrive, you and your recovery worker create a personal recovery plan together. It sets out what you want to achieve, what support will help and how you will know you are making progress. We review it regularly, and it changes as you do.
My goals
What helps me
My next steps
What the Programme Includes
Group Sessions
Sharing experiences, learning from others and building connection.
Life Skills
Cooking, budgeting, routines and practical skills for independent living.
Wellbeing
Rest, nutrition, exercise, sleep and time outdoors.
Three Phases of Your Stay
- Phase 1
Settle and Stabilise
Getting used to the residence, building routine, resting and getting to know your team.
- Phase 2
Understand and Build
Exploring what has driven your use, learning new ways to cope and building skills and confidence.
- Phase 3
Prepare to Move On
Planning your return home, setting up support and practising life after rehab.
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Residents enjoying a creative painting session with an XCELL recovery worker
Would You Like to Know More About the Programme?
Example
A Typical Week
Every week balances support, activity and rest. A week might include:
- Daily: Morning check-in, shared meals and quiet time in the evening
- Most days: Group sessions and workshops
- Each week: One-to-one sessions with your recovery worker
- Regularly: Life skills, wellbeing activities and time outdoors
- Weekends: A gentler pace, family contact and reflection
How Long Is a Stay?
The length of your stay is agreed during assessment and depends on your needs, goals and funding. We review progress with you throughout.
Preparing for Life After Rehab
From your first week, we start thinking about home. Before you leave, you will have a personal plan for staying well, with support arranged in your community and a clear idea of what to do if things get hard.
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Resident and XCELL recovery worker reviewing his plan for life after rehab
Involving Your Family
With your consent, families can be part of your recovery, through updates, planned contact and support for the changes ahead.
Request a Call Back
Leave a safe number and a good time, and a member of our admissions team will call you to talk about the programme.
Prefer to talk now? Call 01204 773228
Programme Questions
Groups are an important part of the programme, and we will support you to take part at a pace that feels comfortable.
Structure, Support and a Way Forward
Related services
Our Residence
The environment, daily life, visiting and what to bring.
Assessment and Admissions
What happens from first enquiry to an admission date.
Aftercare and Recovery Support
Relapse prevention and life after rehab.