Detox Today work with a team of experienced addiction specialists including counsellors, doctors, psychiatrists and other health and well-being professionals, including physiotherapists, personal trainers, mindfulness teachers and people in alcohol recovery. We are based in London and Glasgow, offering home alcohol detox, alcoholism and well-being recovery help all over the UK. We provide advice on how to stop drinking, sober motivation, how to get and stay sober, and signposting to free, low-cost and private alcohol treatments, including online alcohol counselling, inpatient alcohol detox, residential alcohol detox, alcohol rehab clinics, and offer advice on the various treatments available including supervised librium alcohol home detox in London and wider UK. Our advice and guidance is free for anyone who wants to recover from alcohol addiction, dependence and alcoholism, as well as family and loved ones.
We do not earn any referral fees – we never have and never will – if we suggest other services may be a better option than obtaining treatment from us, including NHS, local addiction services, charities and private treatment organisations. We have no ties with any specific clinics or providers and will always aim to be impartial and suggest as many options as possible to help people overcome addiction. We strive to have your best interests at heart, to help you get the best support for recovery and care. We do this purely to give you or your loved one the best chance of getting and staying sober.
We offer alcohol addiction recovery services, including supervised home detox for alcohol, addiction advice, how to get well, what to do for family members, interventions, online alcoholism counselling, sober coaching and sobriety maintenance services, including advising on what types of abstinence medications are available as well as other therapies.
Completely private and confidential addiction help, advice and support.
Expert guidance and advice on where to get treatment and how to stay sober.
We can advise on what medications, and signpost to outpatient detox, inpatient detox, alcohol rehab, sobriety medications and prescriptions.
Professional online and in-person counselling, therapy, sober coaching & recovery support.
Offices In London & Glasgow
In-person clinically-supervised home alcohol detoxification, This enables clients to detox in their own home with medical oversight and tailored clinical support.
In-patient alcohol detox treatment at a nationwide detox clinic. Ask us for advice on residential medical detoxification for a week or more.
Advice on private alcohol rehab treatment. We are not a referral service and never receive a fee from any rehab, our rehab advice is free. We can signpost you towards NHS, free, charity and private clinics.
Our counselling services provide psychological therapy to stop drinking alcohol and to stay stopped. Onine or in-person.
Online or in-person recovery coaching and motivation with a professional to stop drinking and stay abstinent and feel better.
Receive counselling, support, sober coaching, relapse prevention and the tools to stay sober by attending an outpatient day rehab clinic.
Detox Today are an experienced addiction treatment service. Our signposting, business, staff, products and advice come from years of experience in the addiction treatment sector. We are fully insured. We are Disclosure certified to work with vulnerable adults. We have treatment liability and public liability business insurance. We are here to help and offer the highest standards of care, treatment and aftercare service. We know what it’s like to suffer from addiction. We are here when you need us most.
We understand addiction takes its toll on the individual as well as those around them. Simply get in touch and we can take care of everything. From initial advice and guidance, to treatment planning, booking, transportation, inpatient detox for alcohol, residential and outpatient detox & rehab advice, and aftercare. We can help you arrange it all to save you the worry and stress. All of our help is professional, independent and tailored towards helping people overcome their problems.
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We offer our alcohol treatments to individuals, as ultimately that’s who we treat. The very nature of alcohol dependence means that those people often need help from friends, family, organisations, employers or other groups of organisations. We take referrals from all kinds of organisations looking for external specialist help.
We treat anyone suffering alcohol dependence and alcoholism. We offer free advice and guidance on where to get help, alcohol home detox, and how to go about getting sober and staying sober. If you need help, please reach out, we are here to help.
Sometimes called the "family illness" because it affects more than just the drinker. If you have a loved one who needs help and don't know where to turn, please get in touch for free advice, guidance on where to go and what to do.
We take referrals from GPS and medical professionals who believe their patients need extra support in order to overcome alcohol. We can offer home/remote alcohol detox, as well as sobriety support including abstinence medications such as Disulfiram pills and implants and counselling and sober coaching.
We provide medical services to help detox the clients of counsellors and therapists in order that they can do their best work with a sober client. Our discreet, private and confidential service works for all therapists, whether you see clients in person or online. We work on reduced fees and also a commission basis.
People who drink too much often try to "get away from it all" by attending retreats, wellbeing centres, religious or spiritual weekends or weeks to try and bolster their well-being. We understand that this is a good opportunity for people to undertake an alcohol detox and start their healing journey.
We work with businesses of all sizes, all over the country, to provide support to employers and their staff. Let us take away any worries or stress and help you and your workforce overcome any addiction issues. Contact us to find out about the range of private and confidential addiction services we can offer.
Our addiction services can help owners and staff of smaller care and nursing homes without their own incumbent medical team. We can offer the full range of alcohol detoxification services remotely or in person, helping you support your residents with the best addiction care available.
We know that relapse can be part of the recovery journey, and we provide medical support to secondary and tertiary rehab units, and supported accommodation housing. We can provide alcohol detox services remotely or in person, as well as counselling and other recovery services.
Our private service for education supports faculty to provide the very best care for students. We provide specialist addiction detox and recovery services for young adults and can help them get back on track and back to their studies in no time at all. Discreet and confidential at all times.
There are only three safe ways to stop drinking alcohol safely: outpatient alcohol detox at home, in the community or residential alcohol detox. They are medical treatments, and the detox usually involves diazepam or Librium prescription medications to help mitigate alcohol withdrawals and provide as comfortable an experience as possible. We can help point you towards all three treatments. Call to start treatment today.
A home alcohol detox involves a medical assessment and doctor consultation. This could with your own GP or done privately. Based on your diagnosis, a doctor will usually prescribe all the medications you need, such as Chlordiazepoxide (Librium) medication, vitamins, sleeping pills and anything else you need to safely and comfortably withdraw from alcohol.
We provide expert advice and seamlessly coordinate with certified medical partners to arrange your home alcohol detox in London. When you obtain your detox medications and begin their journey to sobriety and recovery, we are here for support during any detox, and we can help motivate you during detox and encourage sobriety. Detox is just the beginning of the sobriety journey. You can call us anytime for support too. Ask us for advice on how to get sober and stay sober. Our specialism lies in helping people stay sober.
Outpatient alcohol detox is where you attend a clinic or medical practice during the day, but still stay at home overnight.
Clients receive a similar level of medication as a home alcohol detox and medical attention as they would in a residential setting, albeit they take some medications home for evening dosage. It is sometimes called alcohol dayhab or outpatient rehab.
Depending on the clinic attended, people usually have around 7 days' medical treatment (the typical treatment time for alcohol detoxification, although it's not uncommon for up to 10 days depending on withdrawal symptoms and other factors) with attendance at the clinic depending on each local service provider - some prefer daily visits while others prefer to attend the first few days. Unlike a home detox programme, clients can receive pabrinex injections and drips, as well as other clinical therapies and treatments to help them detox comfortably.
Inpatient or residential detox is where you stay in a clinic for the duration of your alcohol detox. This is usually either a specialist detox unit or undertaken in a rehab clinic facility. Most clinics have a 7-day or 10-day detox (which can be extended), whilst other clinics are 14 days minimum stay.
You receive all of your medical treatment in the clinic, as well as your meals and sleep there. For obvious reasons, this is the highest level of alcohol detox care people can receive due to the round-the-clock care. For those who can't attend outpatient or where home detox is unsuitable, perhaps due to health issues or chronically high levels of drinking, residential treatment is always the best option.
We never take a fee from you nor do we get any commission from any detox or rehab clinic, but we can offer guidance on what might be helpful.
We take care of the whole process. From speaking to the individual or their representative, right through to treatment and one-to-one aftercare and sober coaching.
Our services are efficient, worry-free and life-saving. We are independent, and we are highly experienced, so we help you choose the right treatment path – whatever and wherever that is – that’s best for you. Whether it’s alcohol detox, private clinics, detox units and rehab centres, we have years of experience in guiding people towards treatment. As an independent service, we can advise where to get the best UK addiction treatment and methods of recovery with the best chance of success, tailored to the person. We know how to get people well, and it is not one-size-fits all or any particular clinic. We know all providers in the UK and know the nuances between treatments. And we know cost is important too. We can point you towards excellent value treatment all over the UK. Not all alcohol home detoxes and rehabs are the same, and many charge premium costs but deliver substandard service. We know, we’ve all worked in the industry for decades.
At Detox Today, our job is to help people overcome addiction, save lives and stop unwanted pain for the individual, their loved ones, colleagues and wider circle. Contact us today to find out how we can help.
Get in touch and we can help advise on overcoming alcohol. 100% Confidential and discreet.
Call our helpline and one of our telephone counsellors can help advise what to do for yourself or someone you know who wants to stop drinking alcohol. We have decades of experience in helping people overcome alcohol. We will provide advice on how to go about getting treatment on the NHS and also privately – whatever treatment path that suits you. We have a variety of options for remote treatment, as well as across the whole of the UK for outpatient and residential help. And, treatment can start today.
If the situation is an emergency or immediately life-threatening, please call 999 and ask for an ambulance.
We have helped hundreds of people get sober and stay sober over the years. Anyone can sober up and live a happy and content life, free from alcohol – no matter how unwell they may be. We have helped and seen many people come back from very dark and very unwell places. It’s why we do this. We know recovery can work for everyone.
Our telephone helpline, all of our telephone advice, any recovery guides or PDFs, helpful articles, email advice or plans of recovery we provide are free. Some of our services do have a fee as it is a private service. Referrals to other treatment providers can cost money, unless, of course, that service is free such as your own GP, community NHS addiction teams or charity services. Often, we can negotiate a cheaper price with treatment providers than if you went direct to them without our service. And we do not take any commission from any rehab nor charge you for rehab advice.
If a loved one or friend needs alcohol addiction support, please give us a call on 0800 009 6675. We have all sorts of free advice and guidance to help you as well as your loved one. We know it’s a worrying and stressful time for all – we’re here to help and have many years experience in helping people and their families and friends.
