Priory Wellbeing Centre Canterbury

Vacancies: Yes

Telephone

01227 452 171

Address

92B Broad Street, Kent, CT1 2LU, England

[email protected]

Website

https://www.priorygroup.com/locations/priory-wellbeing-centre-canterbury

Substance misuse

Drugs:

Alcohol:

Typical length of first stage programme:

Typical length of second stage programme:

Mandatory drug/alcohol testing:

Never

Detoxification available:

Support available

Supported housing and resettlement:

Education, training and employment:

Female only groups:

Philosophy:

12-step (inc MM)

CBT/social learning

Therapeutic community

Programme details:

At Priory Wellbeing Centre Canterbury we offer treatment for both substance and behavioural addictions. Some of these include; alcohol, drug, sex, gambling and internet addictions, amongst others. This also includes treating the common triggers for addictive behaviours such as depression, anxiety and stress.

Family support services:

Family therapy is available

Activities provided for children and families:

n/a

Post treatment support:

Free aftercare for 12 months. Our aftercare programmes consist of ongoing access to support groups, networking assistance, talks and advice for patients, as well as family support groups.

Harm reduction policies for clients leaving the programme early:

n/a

Resettlement/after care services:

n/a

Hours a client would typically spend on elements of the programme in a week

One to one counselling and key working hours:

Group work hours:

Complementary therapies hours:

Education hours:

Domestic duties hours:

Other activities hours:

Other details:

n/a

Other details hours:

Treatment completion rate

Treatment complete:

n/a

Service user transferred:

n/a

Treatment incomplete dropped out:

n/a

Treatment incomplete withdrawn by provider:

n/a

Ages accepted

Age range lowest:

Age range highest:

Accepted clients

Accepted genders:

Male and Female

Couples

Pregnant women

Service users with children

Orders of residence

Clients under Drug Rehabilitation Requirements (DRRs)

Clients under other community orders

Children are accepted as residents

Accepts client on anti-depressants

Accepts client on anti-psychotics

Dual diagnosis clients accepted

Other acceptance criteria

CJ court reports:

CJ accompanied court attendance:

Children can have day visits:

Children can have overnight visits:

How the programme is equipped for dual diagnosis or complex needs:

n/a

Exclusions and restrictions to admission:

n/a

Detox programme details:

n/a

Languages available:

English

Level of wheelchair access:

Full

Sign language:

Pets:

Level of catering:

Self-catering

Domestic responsibilities:

None

Other facilities:

n/a

Religious holidays observed:

Religious dietary requirements:

Facilities to worship:

Vacancies:

Total registered beds:

Beds for detox:

Single rooms:

Shared rooms:

Ensuite rooms:

Flats:

Ground floor rooms:

Bedrooms with full disabled access:

Female-only rooms:

Male-only rooms:

Unisex rooms:

Services types

Residential:

Not Known

Support services:

Not Known

Funding type:

n/a

Gross weekly residential charge:

n/a

Block contracts:

Not Known

Block contract costs:

n/a

Other cost related services:

n/a

Assessment and admissions:

n/a

Additional admission services:

n/a

Discharge policies:

n/a

Registration:

Supporting people

Registered with the National Drug Treatment Monitoring System (NDTMS):

Registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) - from October 2010 (England only):

Local authorities using this project:

Local Care Quality Commission/Inspectorate office:

n/a

Region:

South East

Local Authority area:

n/a

Drug and Alcohol Team:

n/a

Quality initiatives:

n/a

Doctors/Psychiatrists:

n/a

Nurses:

n/a

Dual diagnosis workers:

n/a

General counsellors:

n/a

Other clinical:

n/a

Volunteers:

n/a

Resettlement workers:

n/a

Children's workers:

n/a

Service managers:

n/a

Training staff:

n/a

Other non-clinical:

n/a

Staff qualifications:

n/a

Night cover:

24 hours

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