Residential Addiction Clinics in St Albans
Last Updated: November 21st 2014
Alcohol rehab clinics and counselling in St Albans and surrounding Hertfordshire area. Call 0808 163 9632 for immediate access.
Our network is a nation wide non-profit addiction treatment supplier supplying to St Albans townspeople FREE twenty four hour access in St Albans to able alcohol addiction treatment advisors. Named for the first British Christian martyr, the English city of St Albans ( with 82,146 residents and 0.15%% of the recorded population of England ) has St Albans townspeople that face similar problems as any other Hertfordshire resident - including problems with addiction to alcohol.
If you are staying in (or near to) the city of St Albans and have a problem with alcohol, know that you are not alone, and that we're here to support you.
With 67,069 St Albans townspeople of drinking age out of it's total recorded population of 82,146, National figures would indicate that for St Albans:
- 4,530 St Albans men are regular drinkers
- 3,025 female St Albans townspeople are regular drinkers
- 7,256 St Albans males and females are drinking alcohol to excess
- With 13,518 St Albans townspeople in the city of pensionable age and over, 1,525 men in St Albans aged 65 and over are expected to drink alcohol frequently with 964 female St Albans townspeople of the same age also drinking frequently .
- 2,433 St Albans townspeople of pensionable age consumed alcohol on at least 5 or more days in the week before ; a higher total than any other group
- 406 St Albans townspeople of pensionable age that could be very heavy drinkers
- 1,566 pupils in St Albans may have drunk alcohol in the past 7 days
- 456 11-15 yr old St Albans townspeople in the city drink every week
- 26 11 year olds in St Albans think it is ok to be drunk weekly.
- 460 15 year old St Albans townspeople think it's acceptable practice to be drunk once in a week
- 1,043 sixteen to twenty four men in St Albans might be consuming more than twice the medical alcohol intake limits.
- 886 sixteen to twenty four year olds could also be exceeding safe drinking guidelines
- 2,609 sixteen to twenty four year old St Albans townspeople have perhaps drunk very heavily at least once during the previous seven days.
References:
- Office for National Statistics - Marriages in England and Wales (Provisional)
- Health and Social Care Information Centre - Statistics on Alcohol: England, 2013
- Office for National Statistics - Drinking Habits Amongst Adults, 2012
- Relate - Separation and Divorce Statistics
- Drink Aware
- Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
Alcohol Rehab in St Albans
If you are resident in St Albans in Hertfordshire and are seeking to enter alcohol rehabilition, you can call or email us this instant for instant advice. Email Addiction Helpline in private using the contact form on this page. Our St Albans support line is available to anyone, including family, friends, managers and work mates who find themselves worried that in which alcohol addiction is ruining a person they care for. Calls to our St Albans services are strictly confidential. AH will not ever share details about you you provide with anyone else. Our St Albans addiction help team are fully qualified to help with any type of alcohol related problem.
AH alcohol rehab services include:
- Alcohol Rehab: speedy access to a rehabilitation clinic in or near St Albans ( within 24 hours )
- Counselling: At home advisory service in St Albans
- Hertfordshire Home Detox: At-home outpatient drug based alcohol rehab plans
- Hertfordshire Addictions Guidance: Advice on all St Albans based addiction services
- Addiction Helpline (AH) can help St Albans townspeople in cutting out the Hertfordshire local authority red tape and organise for you immediate expert help.
- Hertfordshire Residential Detox: Residential inpatient detoxification programs in St Albans
Make today the day you help yourself or someone you are worried about. You are only a 5 minute telephone call away from support.
Contact us on 0808 16 39 632 to talk to a member of our team, today.
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We Can Help You Escape Addiction Problems in St Albans
There is no reason for why you should have to overcome your addiction problems alone. There are plenty of quality recovery resources available in the St Albans area, and when you contact us, we will be able to help you choose the ones that are most likely to be of benefit to you. You can be confident that there is a path of addiction treatment that is going to work for you, and it is just a matter of matching your needs with what is available. Call us right away on 0800 140 4824 so you can begin a new life free of addiction problems.
Not Ready to Break Away From Addiction?
The urge to quit alcohol and drugs will tend to come and go. It is usually when we mess up particularly badly or have a severe hangover that we are most willing to break away from addiction. The problem is that if we do not take action right away at these times, we can easily slip back into denial. The fact is that even when we are able to see the reality of our situation we can still find excuses to delay. We may even promise ourselves, and anyone who will listen, that we will quit when things get bad enough but this is an empty promise. The best time for us to break away from addiction is right now because:
- · If you cannot break away from addiction now, there is no guarantee that you will be able to do so later. In fact, you may become even less able to end this behaviour as you fall deeper into addiction. The reality is that as time goes on your self-esteem and self-belief will be eroded until you reach a point of knowing that you have to stop the substance abuse but you feel helpless to do this.
- · The pattern of addiction is that things will tend to deteriorate over time. This means that the longer you remain trapped in addiction, the more you are going to end up suffering. Why would you want to suffer any more than you already have? It just makes sense that you would want to end this problem now before you lose anymore.
- · Some people hold onto the idea that by going further into addiction that it will become easier for them to stop. They may be convinced that they need to hit some type of rock bottom in order to be free. The reality is that the only time that the individual can hit rock bottom is when they decide they have had enough. If they proceed into addiction with the hope that this will somehow cure them, their rock bottom is likely going to be a gravestone. There is no reason for why the person needs to lose anything more than they already have in order for them to escape the addiction.
- · The longer the individual persists with this behaviour, the more other people are going to suffer. It is not fare to prolong the suffering of loved ones, and this is why it is wrong for the person to continue with this behaviour. Nobody chooses to become addicted to alcohol or drugs, but they are responsible for staying that way. It is like a person who has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer but does not want to get treatment.
Addiction Help Now in St Albans
The best time for you to end your addiction problems will be right now. Our team will be able to help you find an appropriate treatment programme in the St. Albans area so that you do not need to suffer any more because of the condition. There is a solution that can work for you, so call us now, or just text the word “help” to 66777 and we will call you back in a matter of minutes.
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