About the project
Hafan Wen Detoxification Centre delivers exceptional service to both NHS and private clients in a safe and secure environment, supported by our dedicated and experienced team of professional staff.
The service provides:
- A flexible range of drug and alcohol detoxification programmes
- A comprehensive therapeutic programme, examining lifestyle and coping mechanisms
- Quality care with the help of experienced and knowledgeable professionals. Treatment is led by a consultant psychiatrist and service manager, with round-the-clock support from qualified nursing staff.
Hafan Wen can treat and support people with:
- Mild to moderate mental health problems
- A history of alcohol-related seizures
- Complex and entrenched psychological problems related to substance misuse (including PTSD)
- Varied spiritual, religious, cultural and ethnic needs
- Complex social needs
Hafan Wen also provides clients with a range of evidence-based psychosocial interventions, developed and regularly reviewed by our clinical psychologist.
Service users will be able to develop a range of coping strategies to ensure sustained recovery and abstinence.
The service offers:
- Medically Managed brief intervention – alcohol/substance misuse
- Consultant-led & hospital-sited support
- Therapeutic Programme – bio/psycho/social model. Cycle of Change.
- Harm Reduction – Naloxone training/Basic First Aid.
- Health Promotion – Alcohol head to toe/Drugs head to toe/Smoking cessation.
- Access to BBV treatment, diabetic nurse, tissue viability, smoking cessation, ante-natal/maternity.
- Recovery = Safe & Positive Experience.
Eligibility / Referral Process
Adferiad Residential Services Referrals Team
- Telephone: 01254 372220 or 01254 200000
- Email: referrals@adferiad.org
Referrals Co Ordinator, Daniel Bennett
- Email: daniel.bennett@adferiad.org
- Telephone: 07833 318639
Referrals Co Ordinator, Chelsea Campbell
- Email: chelsea.campbell@adferiad.org
Registered Manager: Gemma Lyon
- Email: gemma.lyon@adferiad.org
- Telephone: 07871434590
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