Drug Addiction

Drug addiction will have affected your life negatively in many ways. You may no longer be able to function during the day, be alienated from friends and family, and looking at the loss of position, status, possessions, liberty and self worth. Yet, you are still using drugs!

This does not mean that you are weak or a bad person, it simply means that you are ill. Bayberry's medical team and clinical team understand that drug addiction is a complex illness affecting mind, body, emotion and spirit. Many of us have both the personal experience of being treated for and recovering from addictive disorders as well as the current professional expertise to help you on the road to your own personal recovery.

Whether a person is addicted to illicit street drugs such as heroin cocaine, methamphetamine prescription painkillers and sedatives, or club drugs, like ecstasy, ketamine ,GHB or the latest so-called ‘legal highs’, such as mephedrone, our staff has the experience to support your withdrawal from these intoxicants, and to help you start healing
Different intoxicants affect the brain, body, psyche and spirit in various ways. Our holistic approach takes this into account, ensuring that all health concerns are addressed throughout the treatment process in safe and effective ways.

OUR TREATMENT APPROACH

The Bayberry Clinic treatment is immediate and effective, and is specialised to meet your individual needs. Our residential treatment programme is evidence based and takes place in a welcoming Therapeutic Community in a lovely house in rural Oxfordshire. Peer groups are small and our compassionate and highly specialised clinical staff create an atmosphere of democratic participation in the treatment programme.