The BAC O’Connor Centre, in Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, specialises in the rehabilitation of individuals experiencing dependency.
We offer a safe, structured and supportive environment using a holistic approach to rehabilitation, where the client and their family can work towards gaining a more satisfying and healthy lifestyle without the need for substances. We operate as a therapeutic community in Burton-on-Trent with the express intention of helping you.
BAC O’Connor has been a leading light in the treatment and rehabilitation for the past twenty years. Based upon the real experience of people with addiction, BAC O’Connor recognises that rehabilitation necessitates addressing people holistically. By dealing with the ‘whole’ person rather than simply their addiction our rehabilitation centre provides a detox and rehabilitation programme which allows clients to face life without drugs or alcohol in an everyday setting that is proactively geared to protect them at all times. They can learn to take up life’s challenges and be supported in doing so, in the environment in which they are likely to continue their lives.
Here’s what our Staffordshire rehabilitation centre can offer:
- A seamless care pathway
- An individual treatment plan
- A medically managed residential detoxification service
- Group and one-to-one sessions
- A collective range of therapies including PTSD and child trauma
- Structured timetable
- Fitness programme and access to a local gym
- Freshly prepared nutritious meals
- Family therapy
- Screening for blood borne virus
- Access and referral to secondary healthcare
- Relaxation and complimentary therapy
- Outdoor activities
- Supported housing
- Resettlement
- Finance and debt advice
- Employment, training and education programmes
- Volunteer and mentoring projects
- AA/NA meetings
- Support 24/7
- Fully experienced and qualified staff
- After care programme
- Access to semi-independent flats
- Personal mentors and committees
To discover the full extent of our services, please speak to our team today.