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[H1] Residential addiction support from £4,200for a 14-day stay
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[H2] Our commitment
At Priory, we believe that effective recovery requires looking beyond a diagnosis to support you wholly. Through our "Whole You" model of care, we place you at the heart of your treatment journey, tailoring support to meet your unique emotional, physical, and social needs.We provide person-centred care designed to help you rebuild your life and regain your sense of self. Our holistic approach ensures that every aspect of your wellbeing is nurtured, providing a comprehensive foundation for long-term health and meaningful healing. Learn more about our model of care
[H2] Introducing Flourish
Steve Clarke, Managing Director of Priory Flourish, explains moreFlourish offers residential recovery for people who still need support, without hospital admission or detoxA structured, therapy-led programmeSupportive community living away from daily pressuresAn accessible alternative to inpatient rehab, with flexible stays from 14 days Find out more
[H2] Addiction treatment and recovery
At Priory, we provide comprehensive, evidence-based treatment for a wide range of addictions, including alcohol addiction and drug addiciton, as well as behavioural addictions like gambling, internet use and shopping.We offer fast access to the care you need, with tailored guidance to support and empower you at every stage of your recovery journey. We’re committed to helping you overcome addiction, rebuild relationships and achieve a healthier, more fulfilling future.Our addiction treatment programme is built around four key steps to recovery: assessment, detox, rehab and aftercare. Free addiction assessment Alcohol detox Drug detox Addiction rehab Aftercare support
[H2] Autism assessments for children and adults
Autism assessments at Priory explainedWe are able to offer fast access private autism assessments and diagnosis to those who are showing signs of autism. Assessments conducted by experts specifically trained in autismAutism assessment available from £2,222Shorter waiting times than the national averageDetailed and comprehensive outcome report providedDiscussion of next steps and additional support if requiredNo formal GP referral necessary Call to book your appointment Learn more about our assessments
[H2] Providing tailored care pathways
Priory partners with the NHS and local authorities, providing access to a range of services. Our nationwide network means we can offer a full care pathway to patients, including dedicated pathways from our hospitals through to community living. Care pathways at Priory
[H2] Careers with Priory
At Priory, we offer range of career opportunities, including nursing, healthcare assistants, psychiatry, psychology, social work and central services. Whatever your role with us, you'll be changing lives for the better. Current vacancies
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[H3] Priory Hospital Solihull among UK’s top mental health hospitals after ‘outstanding’ rating, with patients praising kind and respectful staff
The hospital supports up to 31 adult males with complex mental health needs in partnership with the NHS, providing both high dependency and community rehabilitation and recovery services.
[H3] Virtual reality technology can improve self-control in addiction patients
Virtual reality (VR) technology helps to improve self-control in addiction patients, according to early findings from a trial group of patients at a new Priory treatment service.
[H3] AuDHD: Psychotherapist explains how conflicting traits of ADHD and autism
Recognising AuDHD can be an important step towards feeling understood and reassured, says Priory’s Adele Burdon-Bailey More News
[H2] Live your life
Every year, we care for thousands of people, helping them live their lives to the fullest. Here you can hear more about their stories and the impact Priory’s support has had on their lives.
[H3] Remote therapy with Birmingham wellbeing centre changed my life
My counsellor was worth her weight in gold and has truly made a difference to my life. My anxiety has massively decreased and I've been able to enjoy this year.
[H3] Lira’s positive discharge story at Priory Barnt Green
Eventually, after successful implementation of PBS techniques, gradual engagement with therapy, building of therapeutic relationships and a significant reduction in incidents and observation levels.
[H3] The experience has totally changed my life
I know, beyond doubt, that coming to the Priory has been the best decision I have made. My self-esteem and self-worth have increased, as has my confidence. See more stories
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[H3] ADHD Focus and Planning: 6 Practical Tips That Work
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[H3] Supporting Someone in Addiction Treatment
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[H3] Types of mood disorders
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[H1] About Priory
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[H2] Overview
Priory is the leading independent provider of mental health and adult social care in the UK.We support 24,000 people a year to move towards a healthier future so they can live their lives as fully and independently as possible.We treat more than 70 conditions, including depression, anxiety, addictions and eating disorders, as well as children’s mental health, across our nationwide network of sites. We also support autistic adults and adults with a learning disability, Prader-Willi Syndrome and brain injuries, as well as older people, within specialist residential care and supported living facilities.With over 12,000 colleagues working at Priory, we have a long and prestigious history, and an unrivalled reputation for making a real and lasting difference to the lives of every individual in our care.  Priory is part of MEDIAN Group, a leading pan-European provider of mental health, specialist care and rehabilitation services, focussed on restoring quality of life through effective, evidenced and data-driven care.
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[H2] Service provision
Priory currently offers treatment and support more than 70 different conditions through a nationwide network of 270 facilities. Our service provision includes:
[H3] Private healthcare
Mental health services – including treatment for depression, anxiety, stress, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)Addiction treatment programmes – including treatment for alcohol addiction, drug addiction, gambling addiction, love and sex addiction, internet addiction and shopping addictionEating disorder services – including treatment for anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder (BED) and other specified feeding or eating disorders (OSFED)Private mental health services for children
[H3] NHS healthcare
Priory Healthcare has structured its services to align with NHS provision, in order to ensure a consistent approach to treatment. Our extensive national network means that we're able to offer a full care pathway to patients, depending on their unique needs and the intensity of the support that's required. These include dedicated NHS care pathways from our secure services right through to a return to community living.In the last year, we have opened a range of new wards, services and centres, enabling us to broaden our offerings and deliver increased responsiveness to the needs of the NHS, in line with regional and national demands.Our NHS services at Priory consist of:Adult acute, high dependency unit (HDU) and psychiatric intensive care unit (PICU) servicesChild and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS)Brain injury servicesEating disorder servicesRehabilitation and recovery (R&R) servicesSecure servicesWe are ready to take emergency placements from the NHS 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for adult acute mental health, PICU, adult eating disorders and CAMHS. To view our current bed availability please click here.The care that we provide is part of an overall patient pathway and we are always delighted to work closely with NHS providers to make referrals, transfers and discharges as safe and seamless as possible. We welcome NHS commissioners to visit our facilities to see our treatment environments, meet our expert staff, find out more about our care programmes, and gain a feel for our commitment to outcomes-focused treatment.
[H3] Adult Care services
We provide a range of specialist residential and supported living services for adults aged 18 years and over with a learning disability, autism, Prader-Willi syndrome, acquired brain injury (ABI) or a mental health condition. We also support older people who require residential, nursing and dementia care in later life.With over 220 services, including care homes and a network of supported living services, we pride ourselves on offering the highest standards of person-centred care within safe and homely environments. Our aim is to help everyone we support to lead fulfilled lives and where possible, achieve positive outcomes regardless of age or presumed ability.
[H3] Restore
Priory Restore sits alongside Priory Healthcare and Priory Adult Care, and has been created to develop industry-leading therapeutic services that build on the exceptional therapeutic strengths we already have within the organisation.The first service to launch under Priory Restore is Flourish, our new residential addictions programme, created in response to rising substance misuse and behavioural addictions within, the UK.Our mission is to help more people live their life. Through extensive research and clinical expertise, we have shaped Flourish into a therapy-led residential programme, delivered in a calm, compassionate environment.
[H3] A new approach to recovery
Flourish offers a modern alternative to traditional addiction treatment, with three key differences from our Private Hospital inpatient model:It is purely therapy-led, so clients will not require a medically assisted detoxIt moves beyond the 12-Step model, delivering a diverse and modernised therapy approachIt uniquely integrates exposure therapy, where clients can safely practise navigating challenging scenarios through both real-life activities and innovative technology, helping to reduce the risk of relapse
[H3] Accessible and affordable treatment
We are committed to making recovery more accessible. Flourish offers 14, 28, and 42-day residential programmes, starting from £4,200 for 14 days. Our long-term ambition is to develop a UK-wide network of residential addiction services, providing affordable, high-quality treatment for the growing number of people affected by alcohol, drug, and behavioural addictions.
[H3] Priory Healthcare's 24/7 customer service centre – supporting emergency placements
Priory Healthcare's 24/7 customer service centre, provides round-the-clock support for NHS mental health enquiries and referrals, demonstrating our commitment to providing the best possible mental health support to the NHS. The call centre provides a single point of access for enquiries and referrals. Our customer referral co-ordinators will support you from your first call right through to the enquiry conclusion, providing updates throughout the process.Our service at a glance:24/7 crisis referralsFast access to bed availability and placementsSingle access point for end-to-end enquiry managementWe have also launched a new NHS acute triage service, providing a focused triage assessment and reducing the amount of time that it takes for people to access the expert mental healthcare they need.Our teams work closely with commissioners and referrers across the country to provide transparent pricing models and evidence-based care packages, at every stage of the patient’s journey with us.
[H3] Our provision
Whether in a residential home environment or out in the community, our dedicated and person-centred approach ensures people develop at their own pace, are supported to achieve their goals, and make their own choices about their daily lives.We offer a wide range of specialist care services to meet the social, physical and emotional needs of all the people we support. These include:Residential and nursing care tailored to the needs of the individualInnovative support programmes in nurturing and caring environmentsSupported living and community outreach transition servicesIndependent living in safe accommodationDedicated and highly qualified staff teamsAccess to education and paid employment opportunities for adults aged 18 years and overProgression through a care pathway that fulfils potentialChoices for the people we support, that encompass each person’s needs, to achieve positive outcomes
[H3] Care pathways
At Priory, we have developed our range of services to provide unique and individual care pathways for the people we support. This puts the focus on the individual receiving a seamless transition as they progress between our higher and lower dependency services. Read about how Priory care pathways can support people throughout the country.We offer programmes that integrate healthcare treatment and therapy, tailored according to individual needs, in an appropriate setting. Our strength is that we can provide a seamless transition for people as they progress between higher and lower dependency services.This unique approach ensures that every person has the opportunity to achieve the best possible outcomes and quality of life with Priory.
[H2] A diverse team of leading experts
Priory is home to an experienced team of practitioners, many of whom are published and leading experts in their field. Our specialists are committed to delivering the best care to each person who receives support with us, and pride themselves on placing patients at the heart of their treatment and rehabilitation journey. This approach ensures that people are allocated to the best expert for their needs and benefit from a tailored programme that produces the most positive outcomes.We also ensure that our specialists engage in continuous professional development in order to guarantee that their practice is guided by the very latest research and adheres to National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidelines, and other relevant standards.
[H2] Our expertise
At Priory, we employ highly trained, registered and accredited professionals who uphold strict ethical standards and professional boundaries. Our specialists undergo rigorous screening and comprehensive onboarding processes, ensuring exceptional care, expertise and the highest standards of professional integrity.We ensure that our specialists have met stringent educational and training standards, and are fully qualified to practise within their specific therapeutic fields, whilst adhering to strict codes of conduct, ethics and continuous professional development (CPD).In addition, all of our specialists are qualified under a range of professional bodies, including the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), the British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies (BABCP) and the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP). As such, when you receive treatment at Priory, you can be reassured that your care is being provided by knowledgeable and competent professionals, who are held accountable to recognised industry standards.
[H2] Safety, quality and compliance
All providers of healthcare, specialist services and social care have a responsibility to strive for excellence in their services, and to identify areas for improvement. Our Priory promise is to deliver the highest standards of safety, quality, care and treatment for the people we support. We are committed to implementing this promise in practice, and demonstrate that we're able to achieve consistently high standards across all of our services.Our sector is regulated by a number of bodies:The Care Quality Commission (CQC), which reports on health and adult social care services in EnglandOfsted, which inspects and regulates services that care for children and young peopleRegulation and Quality Improvement Authority (RQIA)Care Inspectorate (Scotland)Healthcare Improvement Scotland (HIS)Care and Social Services Inspectorate Wales (CSSIW)Health Inspectorate Wales (HIW)Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW)Priory has a strong track record of clinical quality. Our facilities are regularly inspected by external regulatory bodies such as the CQC. In addition, we are able to demonstrate good compliance outcomes and a strong ratings profile. Priory has also achieved ISO accreditation, and with strict clinical governance protocols in place, we ensure that we deliver consistently high quality person-centred care, education and support.For more information, please visit our safety, quality and compliance page.
[H2] Our history
Priory was founded in 1980 with the purchase of Priory Hospital Roehampton, by an independent healthcare company. The Roehampton site has been in continuous operation since its launch in 1872 by renowned Psychiatrist, Dr William Wood. Over the following decades, Priory acquired more hospitals and diversified its services. In 1993, Priory moved into specialist education services with the purchase of Jacques Hall Foundation, followed by an adolescent therapeutic community, in Manningtree, Essex.In 2014, we opened our first Priory Wellbeing Centre in Fenchurch Street, London, and acquired the Castlecare Group, one of the UK’s leading providers of local authority funded children’s services. Castlecare, which formed part of our Education and Children's Services division, delivers high quality services across children’s homes and specialist schools.In September 2015, we acquired Life Works, one of the leading addiction and mental health hospitals in the UK, which joined our Healthcare division to continue supporting people with mental health conditions and addictive behaviours.In December 2015, we acquired Progress Care, a leading provider of specialist education and care in Lancashire. Progress Care’s service for young adults became part of Priory Adult Care Services, and its children's service joined Priory Education and Children’s Services.In February 2016, Priory formally became part of Acadia Healthcare, one of the leading providers of behavioural care in the world.In November 2016, Priory merged with Partnerships in Care, a UK-based healthcare company owned by Acadia. This resulted in 66 sites, with a total of 1,890 beds, joining Priory.In November 2017, Aspire Scotland joined our Education and Children’s Services division. Aspire provides education and care to young people aged 8 to 18 years, with complex needs. Thirty residential beds across seven children's homes and a day school joined the division, as well as a café and member’s gym for both students and the general public.In January 2021, Priory was acquired by Waterland Private Equity. Waterland’s existing portfolio of companies includes MEDIAN, Germany’s largest provider of rehabilitation, neurology and orthopaedic treatments. MEDIAN operates 120 clinics and facilities with 18,100 beds and places across Germany, and treats 288,000 patients annually. Following the acquisition, on 12 July 2021, Waterland unified Priory’s operations with those of MEDIAN to create Europe’s leading rehabilitation an

Priory Our services Whole person care
[H1] What is whole-person care and how does it work at Priory?
Further reading: Get started Private assessments Addiction assessments Our services Find a location Call us Call Us Tap on a number to callTreatment enquiries 0330 056 6041 General enquiries 0800 138 8680 When you or someone you care about needs support for an addiction or mental health condition, it’s important to feel truly seen and heard – not just as a patient or a diagnosis, but as a whole person with a unique story. That’s where whole-person care comes in.Whole-person (or person-centred) care means putting you at the heart of every aspect of your treatment and support. It’s about shaping your care around what’s most important to you.At Priory, this approach is delivered through our Whole You model of care, which forms the foundation of how we work. This is our own, unique approach, designed to support every part of your wellbeing – emotional, physical and social – as well as the relationships that matter to you and the sense of purpose that drives you. We understand that true recovery goes far beyond managing symptoms; it’s about helping you rebuild your life and feel more like yourself again.
[H2] Our Whole You model of care
At Priory, whole-person care isn’t just a philosophy – it’s something you experience from the moment you get in touch with us. Our Whole You model of care supports five key areas of wellbeing:  emotional health, physical wellbeing, relationships, social connection and purpose.Here’s how we bring each of these pillars to life in your care:
[H3] Emotional – supporting you to manage emotional distress
We provide expert, non-judgemental care for issues like anxiety, low mood, trauma, addictions and unhealthy coping behaviours. Our approach is tailored to your needs, helping you understand what you’re going through and develop the skills and strategies to manage emotional distress more effectively. You’ll also have the reassurance that support is there whenever you need it, in a way that works for you.Find out more about how we support you to manage emotional distress.
[H3] Physical – managing physical symptoms
We help you understand and manage the physical impact of mental health conditions and addiction, such as poor sleep, fatigue, pain or changes in appetite. By supporting both your physical and psychological wellbeing together, we aim to help you feel more balanced, more comfortable in your body, and better able to engage in daily life. Find out more about how we help you to manage physical symptoms.
[H3] Relationships – addressing relationship struggles
We support you to rebuild and strengthen relationships with family, friends or partners, and to understand your own patterns of relating to others. This can help you set boundaries, develop healthier ways of communicating and feel more secure in your relationships. Where it’s helpful for your recovery, we can also involve loved ones in your care.Find out more about how we support you to address relationship struggles.
[H3] Social – dealing with social withdrawal
We help you reconnect with others and feel more comfortable in social situations. This includes exploring isolation or loneliness and reshaping patterns of withdrawal or avoidance. We’ll also help you build confidence in everyday interactions, and discover the value of connection and community in ways and environments that feel right for you.Find out more about how we help you to deal with social withdrawal.
[H3] Purpose – helping you find purpose and direction
We support you to explore what matters most to you, understand your strengths and values, and take positive steps towards a more meaningful and fulfilling life. This includes setting goals and building a clearer sense of direction for the future. Find out more about how we help you to find purpose and direction.Together, these five areas form the foundation of our Whole You model of care. This approach not only shapes what support you receive, but how that support is delivered in practice.
[H2] Why our Whole You model of care matters
Recovery isn’t just about managing symptoms. It’s about feeling more like yourself again – rebuilding confidence and reconnecting with what matters in your life. Our Whole You model of care brings all of this together, taking a broader view of your wellbeing and shaping your care around your experiences and priorities.Your treatment is delivered by experienced, accredited professionals working together as a team, so you feel consistently supported throughout your journey. We regularly review your progress using recognised tools and your own feedback, helping us understand what’s working and where to adapt your care. Over time, this helps lead to real improvements in how you feel and cope day-to-day.With more than 45 years of experience and a nationwide network of hospitals and treatment centres – including more locations than any other private provider – we’re able to support people across the country. We also offer flexible ways to access care, including digital support, so you can get the help you need wherever you are.Here’s why our whole-person approach can make such a difference:Better engagement and outcomes – when you feel heard and involved in decisions about your care, you’re more likely to stay engaged and committed to recoveryImproved quality of life – care that focuses on the whole you helps restore wellbeing and support the life you want to liveStronger relationships – support extends beyond you, helping you reconnect with others and build a reliable network around youGreater confidence for the future – by building coping strategies and increasing understanding, you’re better equipped to maintain progress over timeCare you can trust – whole-person care is embedded across our services, so you can feel confident it will be delivered consistently and compassionatelyWhole-person care gives you the chance not just to recover, but to rediscover who you are – beyond a diagnosis and beyond what you’ve been through. At Priory, it’s how we help you take meaningful steps towards a future that’s entirely your own. What matters most to you is what matters most to us. Download more information
[H2] How our Whole You model of care works in practice
Here’s what our Whole You model of care looks like in practice – how our care is tailored, delivered and experienced every step of the way:Tailored treatment plansCollaborative, expert teamsYou’re involved in every stepFlexible formats to fit your lifeSupport for families and carersAccessible routes into treatmentLearn more using the drop downs below:
[H3] Tailored treatment plans
Your treatment plan is built around all aspects of your wellbeing, shaped by your specific needs and preferences, and guided by clinical best practice to ensure it’s safe and effective. It’s developed collaboratively with you and informed by our multidisciplinary teams, helping us build a full picture of what matters to you.Our trauma-informed approach means we take time to understand your past experiences and how they may be affecting you today, so your therapy reflects what you’ve been through. We use a range of evidence-based techniques, including cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing (EMDR), selecting approaches that are best suited to you and your recovery.Alongside this, you’ll be supported with practical coping strategies, reflection tools and a clear plan to guide your progress. Where appropriate, this can also include wellbeing and holistic activities, such as mindfulness or exercise, as well as support for your physical health during inpatient stays, including nutrition tailored to you.We’ll also help you explore patterns in how you think, feel and relate to others, helping you build insight and a stronger sense of what matters to you as an individual.As you move forward, we’ll continue to review and adapt your care so it stays aligned with your goals. We’ll also plan ahead with you, with options for continued support such as aftercare, digital tools and follow-on therapy where helpful.
[H3] Collaborative, expert teams
You won’t just be supported by one person – you’ll have a full multidisciplinary team behind you. Our psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists, nurses and other professionals work together in a non-judgemental way to build a complete picture of your needs, combining clinical expertise with experience across a wide range of mental health and addiction challenges. This team-based approach means your care is joined up and entirely focused on you. Your team works closely together, and with you, to understand the complexity of your experiences and respond in a way that feels consistent and well co-ordinated. This also supports continuity of care, so your treatment remains aligned and adapts as your needs change. As well as supporting your mental wellbeing, our multidisciplinary teams have the expertise to assess and manage the physical health needs that may be affecting your recovery.If you’re receiving inpatient treatment with us, this can include 24-hour medical and nursing support, access to on-site doctors at many of our sites, GP liaison where needed, and careful consideration of medication as part of your care.For people receiving treatment for substance addiction, our clinical teams can also support medical detoxification. This means we can manage your withdrawal as safely and comfortably as possible, with expert care throughout so you don’t have to face it alone. This approach means you’re supported across every part of your recovery, from your emotional and physical wellbeing, to your relationships and sense of direction.
[H3] You’re involved in every step
We’ll always involve you in decisions about your treatment. You’ll have the chance to ask questions, explore different options, and tell us what’s important to you – whether that’s the style of therapy, the type of support you’d like, or the goals you’re working towards.We make sure your care plan reflects your preferences and priorities, with regular check-ins and reviews so you can share feedback and shape your care as you go. You’ll also be supported to set meaningful goals that feel realistic and relevant to your life, helping you build motivation and a sense of purpose.Alongside this, you’ll have opportunities to share your views in community meetings and play an active role in shaping services – both for yourself and future clients.We’re committed to making sure your care feels like something you’re part of, not something that simply happens to you.
[H3] Flexible formats to fit your life
Where possible, treatment should fit around your life – not the other way around. We offer a range of flexible options, so you can access support in a way that suits you – whether that’s one-to-one or in a group, online, in-person, while living at home or through a more intensive stay. This range of services means we can match your care to what you need, at a pace that feels right for you, with the flexibility to move between different types of support if your needs change. This can also include continued support as part of your discharge planning, whether that’s ongoing therapy, more structured care or something in between.No matter where, when or how you receive treatment with us, we’ll make sure you feel welcomed and at ease in a safe space. Together, we’ll find the approach that best suits your needs.
[H3] Support for families and carers
When it’s helpful and appropriate, we’ll also involve your family or loved ones in your care. This could include family therapy sessions that you attend together, couples therapy, or separate family support sessions just for them. Our teams can also help families understand the role they can play in supporting your recovery, as well as helping everyone involved nurture and rebuild important relationships.If you’re staying with us as an inpatient, we also welcome and encourage visits from your loved ones, as we know how important those connections can be – not just for you, but for the people who care about you too.
[H3] Accessible routes into treatment
Accessing the right support should feel straightforward, not overwhelming. That’s why, as part of our whole-person care approach, we offer clear, flexible and affordable routes into treatment – giving you options that are centred around you from the start.To help you get started, our free online self-assessment tools allow you to reflect on common mental health symptoms and decide whether it might be time to seek help.For more complex needs, we offer expert diagnostic assessments to help us understand the full picture. This includes mental health assessments for a range of conditions, specialist assessments for autism and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), as well as dedicated young people’s assessments. This helps us make sure the care we offer reflects your experiences and what’s right for you.We also offer a range of flexible addiction services, with different price points, so treatment can fit around your life and your budget. This ranges from online and outpatient support to intensive, round-the-clock care – all starting with a free addiction assessment to help us understand your unique needs and determine the right path forward. These pathways form a vital part of our whole-person care approach. We believe support should be easy to navigate and shaped around your life, while still feeling personal and financially accessible from the start.If you’d prefer to speak to someone, our team is available through our 24-hour call centre, so you can reach out any time, day or night, and know that someone will be there for you.
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Priory Addiction treatment14-day residential addiction stay from £4,200 read more
[H1] Private addiction rehab
Confidential, professional support for drug, alcohol and behavioural addictions. Get fast access to expert-led treatment across the UK, tailored to your individual needs.Medically supported detox and rehabResidential treatment from £4,200Free addiction assessment to get started Pricing guide Book an assessment Addictions treated: Alcohol rehab Drug rehab Gambling addiction What to expect Free addiction assessment Call for support Call Us Tap on a number to callAddiction treatment enquiries Call 0330 056 6023 At Priory, we offer world-class treatment for all types of substance addictions (such as drug addiction and alcohol addiction) as well as behavioural addictions (such as shopping, internet use and gambling). Our addiction treatment programmes at Priory have been designed to meet the needs of each individual. Our expert care teams are dedicated to placing you at the centre of your addiction treatment, helping you to get back on track.
[H2] Understanding Priory's addiction treatment process
To help you take the first step towards recovery, we offer a free, confidential addiction assessment with one of our experienced specialists. This gives you the opportunity to talk openly about your concerns, explore how addiction may be affecting your life and receive guidance on the most appropriate next steps. The assessment helps us understand your individual needs so we can recommend the right level of support for you – whether that’s detox, inpatient treatment, structured therapy or a more flexible treatment plan.Assessments typically last around 90 minutes and can be carried out either in person or over the phone.At Priory, we offer a wide range of addiction treatment services, delivered by expert teams across our UK network of treatment centres. We also offer online options for people who need more flexible access to support. Each programme is tailored to your personal circumstances and can be adjusted to provide the right intensity and duration of care for your recovery.Treatment options at Priory include:
[H3] Medically assisted detoxification
If you're struggling with an alcohol or drug addiction, we offer a medically assisted detoxification for your addiction, which typically takes place over 7 to 10 days. Detox takes place on an inpatient basis, where medical professionals can offer round-the-clock care, helping you to manage your withdrawal symptoms. We can also use carefully controlled medication to limit your withdrawal symptoms and stabilise your physical health.Following detox, you'll be physically stable and ready to move on to the next stage of your treatment. This could include intensive inpatient treatment, one-to-one therapy, online support or other tailored interventions designed to support long-term recovery.
[H3] Inpatient treatment
Inpatient treatment is when you stay in hospital for the duration of your treatment programme. Inpatient treatment is the most intensive form of support you can receive, ensuring you have 24-hour care, much-needed structure and a break from your everyday life and triggers. For our addiction inpatients, treatment typically involves a 28-day stay in hospital to allow for specific therapeutic approaches to take place, such as medically assisted detox. Our 28-day addiction treatment programme consists of:Free, no obligation addiction assessment 7 to 10-day medically assisted detoxification for drug and alcohol addictions, if this is neededIndividual 1:1 therapy, online therapy and structured group therapy programmesFamily support programmeAccess to both on and off-site 12-step support groupsFree aftercare for 12 months following treatmentFree family support for 12 months following treatment
[H3] Other treatment options
We also offer a range of non-residential treatment options designed to support different levels of need and fit around your lifestyle. Day care provides structured therapeutic input over a set number of days each week, offering regular support without the need to stay overnight. Outpatient therapy involves shorter, scheduled sessions - usually once a week - which can be delivered either face-to-face or online, depending on what works best for you.We also offer digital support options, including access to online therapy and self-guided resources, which can help you stay engaged in your recovery wherever you are. These flexible approaches are particularly helpful if you're balancing treatment with other responsibilities, such as work, study, or family life.All of our treatment options are guided by clinical need and tailored to your individual circumstances. Your free addiction assessment will help us understand your situation and recommend the level of support that’s right for you.
[H3] Therapy types and wellness activities
Therapy for addiction can take place on an individual, family or group basis, helping you understand and deal with the issues that have led to your addiction. It also helps you to develop coping strategies for dealing with any triggers in the future. As part of this, we may use trauma-informed approaches where helpful, supporting you to make sense of complex relationships and past experiences, and how these may influence your thoughts, feelings and behaviours.At Priory, we provide evidence-based programmes that are tailored to individual needs. Our specialists use a whole range of tried and tested therapeutic methods to help you with your addiction.There are many types of therapy. The one that’s right for you will depend on your condition and other individual circumstances. Common types of therapy include:Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) focuses on how our thoughts and beliefs affect our behaviours and actions, developing coping skills so we can better deal with problems in our lives. Find out more about CBT for addictionsDialectical behaviour therapy (DBT) is based on CBT, but focuses on how people can learn to understand and accept themselves to reduce dysfunctional and distressing emotionsTherapy can come in one of a few formats. It can be done on a one-to-one basis, with your family and friends or as part of a group with other people who are in recovery.Through therapy, we also support you to understand your values and strengths, and explore what truly matters to you. If you're unsure of your personal values or direction, we'll help you reflect on how your values shape decision-making, influence identity and guide priorities. By connecting with what motivates you, you can gain a clearer sense of direction and move towards a more fulfilling life.
[H3] Wellbeing activities
If you're staying with us on a residential basis, you may also take part in a range of wellbeing activities designed to support your recovery. These can include yoga, meditation, exercise classes and massage therapies – all aimed at promoting health in mind, body and spirit.For people who aren't staying with us as an inpatient, we can offer guidance on simple wellbeing practices you can do at home to support your recovery, helping you build healthy routines and self-care habits that work for your lifestyle.You might also engage in a range of wellness activities. These include things like:Gardening groupsExercise classes and groupsMeditation and relaxation classesYoga, Tai Chi and Shiatsu classesGuided walksRecreational quizzes and movie nights Practical techniques like pain management, mindfulness, breathing exercises, body awareness and stress management are also part of our approach.In addition, for people staying with us as inpatients, nutrition is addressed as part of a holistic approach to addiction recovery. At some sites, this may include supportive sessions to help you understand the connection between food and wellbeing, as well as guidance on how sugar cravings can increase when alcohol or other substances are reduced or stopped, and how to manage this in a balanced way.
[H3] Compare programmes
Use the table below to quickly compare our treatment options:ProgrammeFormatDurationDetox Prices fromTransform 28Inpatient (hospital)28 daysYes£21,813Flourish 14/28/42Residential(non-hospital)14/28/42 daysNo£4,200Foundations 16Inpatient detox & day care16 daysYes£10,260Reset 7/10Inpatient detox7 to 10 daysYes£6,540Elevate 12Online12 weeksNo£4,128Recovery 360OnlineInitially 3 monthsN/A£1,012Anchor 1:1Outpatient therapy (face-to-face or online)FlexibleNo£155 per sessionYou can find out more about our addiction treatment options - including programme formats, settings and pricing - on our dedicated addiction services page.Hear from patients and care providers about Priory's world-class addiction services, delivered across our UK network of hospitals and wellbeing centres.
[H2] Our treatment commitment
At Priory, we believe that effective recovery requires looking beyond a diagnosis to support you wholly. Through our "Whole You" model of care, we place you at the heart of your treatment journey, tailoring support to meet your unique emotional, physical, and social needs. Learn more about our model of care
[H2] Our treatment centres
Our extensive network of private hospitals across the country makes it easy for you to access a location nearby if you're receiving inpatient addiction treatment with us.Our centres are designed with recovery in mind, offering welcoming, high-quality environments where you can feel comfortable and supported. Many of our sites, including beautiful listed buildings, are set within extensive, private grounds, creating peaceful spaces where you can relax and unwind. Inside, our calm and inviting living areas, along with modern en-suite bedrooms on our private wards, provide a setting that supports your journey to recovery.We recognise the powerful link between your environment and your physical and emotional wellbeing. That's why we create spaces that promote safety, calm and reflection, allowing you to fully focus on your health and recovery.To find your nearest location, please use the search form below.1 of 3 Find a location
[H2] Introducing Flourish
Steve Clarke, Managing Director of Priory Flourish, explains moreFlourish offers residential recovery for people who still need support, without hospital admission or detoxA structured, therapy-led programmeSupportive community living away from daily pressuresAn accessible alternative to inpatient rehab, with flexible stays from 14 days Find out more
[H2] Why Priory?
[H4] Fast access to treatment
Fast access to treatment, tailored to your needs.
[H4] Evidence-based treatment
Evidence-based treatment, in line with National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidelines.
[H4] A range of treatment formats
Choose from flexible treatment options designed to suit your lifestyle, needs and level of support.
[H4] Expert clinicians
Access to expert clinicians, across a wide range of conditions.
[H4] Flexible payment options
Tailored plans through self-pay or private medical insurance (PMI).
[H4] Locations nationwide
A nationwide network, with environments to aid recovery.
[H2] Addiction treatment near me
We have dedicated inpatient addiction treatment centres located across the UK, making it easier for you to access intensive support in a location that works for you. We also offer flexible treatment formats — including outpatient and online options — to suit different needs and lifestyles. To find your nearest inpatient centre, please use the search form below.Preferred Location Use current locationSearch Radius Search Locations
[H3] My recovery journey - David
As someone who struggled with addiction problems for over a decade, David's recovery at Priory is one we should all be inspired by. Call today Call Us Tap on a number to callAddiction treatment enquiries Call 0330 056 6023 Get in touch
[H2] Meet our expert addiction treatment team
[H3] Professional credentials and experience
At Priory, we have a diverse team of practitioners, committed to providing the very best treatment to everyone we support. Our specialist addiction treatment programmes are led by expert teams of psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists, nurses and other highly trained professionals. Priory addiction specialists are some of the most qualified and experienced mental health practitioners in the country, enabling us to provide the highest standards of care to you.
[H3] Approach to care
Our care philosophy at Priory is one of compassion, confidentiality and a commitment to tailored care. This means that we treat everyone who accesses our services as an individual, striving to provide the most effective and supportive experience possible.For over 140 years, we have been trusted by our patients with their care. We take this trust seriously and constantly strive to improve the services we provide.
[H3] Continuous professional development (CPD)
We are committed to keeping up to date with industry standards, addiction support techniques, and the latest research to inform the treatment options we offer at Priory. All members of our team are dedicated to maintaining and developing the knowledge and skills they need to deliver the highest quality of care to the people we support. Individual Priory team members may also be registered with professional bodies, many of which insist on a commitment to CPD as part of their membership requirements.Use the search function below to find a specialist near you. Find a Clinician
[H2] FAQs
Discover some commonly asked questions about private addiction treatment.
[H3] How do I know if I need addiction treatment?
Addictions typically have a negative effect on your quality of life. For example, you may find that your relationships are suffering, or that you're struggling to maintain your professional life. Common signs you might be struggling with an addition include secretive or dishonest behaviour, withdrawing from responsibilities, not wanting to socialise, mood swings, low self-esteem and self-worth, sleeping too much or not getting enough sleep, and becoming more prone to illnesses.
[H3] What can I expect during the free addiction assessment?
During your free addiction assessment with one of our specialists, you'll have the opportunity to talk through your experiences, discuss the challenges you're facing, and ask any questions about Priory’s treatment options. This conversation helps us understand your individual needs so we can recommend the most appropriate addiction service for you. Assessments are often carried out remotely for your convenience.Your specialist will also outline our confidentiality and safeguarding practices, ensuring you feel informed and supported from the start. If you're considering inpatient treatment, they’ll talk you through the admissions process and what to expect.
[H3] Is the treatment programme confidential?
At Priory, we're dedicated to providing you with the privacy you need to make a full and sustainable recovery. Our treatme

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[H1] Private mental health treatment in the UK
Access tailored mental health care with inpatient, outpatient, or online options. Get started from just £49 with a confidential assessment.Evidence-based treatment plans for adults and teensInpatient, outpatient, and remote therapy optionsDelivered by consultant psychiatrists and specialist therapists Call today Call Us Tap on a number to callTreatment enquiries 0330 056 6041 Book assessment Conditions treated: Anxiety Depression PTSD Bipolar disorder What to expect Mental health assessment Call for support Call Us Tap on a number to callTreatment enquiries 0330 056 6041 Book therapy Mental health can negatively affect us all from time to time. However, the good news is that if you’re having difficulties, you don’t have to struggle alone. Today, effective treatment for mental health problems make recovery possible. At Priory, we provide specialist mental health treatment that can help put you on a path to a positive, fulfilling future.This page outlines the most common treatments for mental health, how you might recognise you’re in need of support, and what to do next.
[H2] How are mental health conditions treated at Priory?
Once a mental health professional, like a consultant psychiatrist, has assessed your symptoms and individual needs, they can work with you to establish what will be the most effective treatment for you.   Priory provides evidence-based mental health treatment, structured within National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidelines. We can help you to overcome the difficulties you’ve been experiencing and set you on a path to improve your wellbeing in the long term.Our treatment programmes are delivered by a world class team of therapists, psychiatrists and psychologists at our network of UK hospital sites and wellbeing centres. Tailored to your needs, each programme can be scaled up or down depending on the level of support needed for your recovery.Treatment programmes at Priory include:
[H3] Inpatient (residential)
For the most intensive treatment, you can stay at one of our mental health hospitals on a residential basis. Here, you can receive round-the-clock care, expert therapy, wellbeing activities and other effective treatment that puts the focus on your recovery.In inpatient treatment, you’re able to recover away from the stresses of normal life and in an environment that’s specifically designed for recovery from mental health disorders.To help people get access to the inpatient treatment they deserve, Priory Hospital Woking is offering reduced inpatient rates.
[H3] Day care and outpatient treatment
This is when you attend a hospital site or wellbeing centre for a set number of days, half-days or hourly sessions, to receive mental health treatment and therapy. This type of treatment is flexible and allows you to work on your recovery around some of your other responsibilities at home and work.
[H3] Online therapy
Our online therapy service connects you with accredited therapists via secure video calls, making it possible to engage in therapy from any private location. With appointments available during evenings and weekends, you can fit therapy sessions into your schedule with ease.Online therapy with Priory is as effective as in-person sessions, utilising evidence-based techniques tailored to your needs. Prioritise your wellbeing with our convenient, professional online therapy service.
[H3] Therapy types
Therapy gives you dedicated time and space to talk through the difficulties you’ve experienced in your life and your current struggles. With the support of a trained therapist, you can begin to process these experiences, understand how past events may be affecting your wellbeing, and develop healthier ways of coping.We also use trauma-informed approaches where they are beneficial, helping you to make sense of complex relationships and their impact on your thoughts, feelings and behaviours. Through this, you can build practical strategies to manage future stresses and develop a more healthy, sustainable mindset that supports positive mental health.There are many types of therapy. The one that’s right for you will depend on your condition and other individual circumstances. Common types of therapy used for mental health disorders include:Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) focuses on how our thoughts and beliefs affect our behaviours and actions, developing coping skills so we can better deal with problems in our lives. It's used to treat a wide range of mental health disorders including treatment for depression, anxiety and obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)Dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT) is based on CBT, but focuses on how people can learn to understand and accept themselves to reduce dysfunctional and distressing emotions. It's used to help people with personality disorders, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and bipolar disorderTherapy can come in one of a few formats. It can be done on a one-to-one basis, with your family and friends or as part of a group with other people who are in recovery.
[H3] Medication
A consultant psychiatrist may prescribe medication to help your recovery. Medication doesn’t offer a cure for any mental health disorder, but it can ease your symptoms and help you to fully focus on getting better. It’s often used to complement the therapeutic elements of your treatment.As an example, antidepressant medication, like selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), might be prescribed for people with depression or anxiety.
[H3] Wellness activities
You might also engage in a range of wellness activities, helping you to stay healthy in mind, body and spirit. These include things like:Gardening groupsExercise classes and groupsMeditation and relaxation classesYoga, Tai Chi and Shiatsu classesGuided walksRecreational quizzes and movie nights Practical techniques like pain management, mindfulness, breathing exercises, body awareness and stress management are also part of our approach.In addition, for people staying with us as inpatients, nutrition is addressed as part of a holistic approach to your mental health. At some sites, this may include supportive sessions to help you understand the connection between food and mental wellbeing, and how your diet can support your mood, energy levels and overall recovery.Hear from patients and care providers about Priory's world-class acute mental health services, delivered across our UK network of hospitals and wellbeing centres.
[H2] Take a free mental health test
If you need help assessing yourself, our free mental health assessments could help. Take an online test
[H2] Our treatment commitment
At Priory, we believe that effective recovery requires looking beyond a diagnosis to support you wholly. Through our 'Whole You' model of care, we place you at the heart of your treatment journey, tailoring support to meet your unique emotional, physical, and social needs. Learn more about our model of care
[H2] Our treatment centres
At Priory, we believe that the treatment environment is just as important as the treatment itself when it comes to mental health recovery.Our centres are designed with recovery in mind, offering welcoming and high-quality environments. Many of our beautiful buildings are set within extensive, private grounds, creating peaceful spaces where you can relax and unwind. Inside, our calm and inviting living areas provide a setting to support your journey to recovery. Our wellbeing centres offer discreet and welcoming environments in central locations, allowing convenient access to flexible outpatient treatment.We recognise the powerful link between environment and physical wellbeing, so we create spaces that promote safety, calm and reflection, allowing you to focus on your health and recovery.1 of 3 Find a location
[H2] Why Priory?
[H4] Fast access to treatment
Fast access to treatment, both face-to-face and online.
[H4] Evidence-based treatment
Evidence-based treatment, in line with National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidelines.
[H4] Inpatient and outpatient treatment
Residential and outpatient treatment options available.
[H4] Expert clinicians
Access to expert clinicians, across a wide range of conditions.
[H4] Flexible payment options
Tailored plans through self-pay or private medical insurance.
[H4] Locations nationwide
A nationwide network, with environments to aid recovery.
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[H3] Mental health treatment summary
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[H2] Mental health treatment near me
We have mental health treatment centres located throughout the country, ensuring that you can access the support you need in a location that's convenient for you. To find your nearest treatment centre, please use the search form below.Preferred Location Use current locationSearch Radius Search Locations
[H2] How do we define mental health?
Mental health refers to our emotional, psychological and social wellbeing. The state of our mental health impacts the way we feel about ourselves and our lives, how we think and how we behave. It impacts:How we function at work or schoolOur relationships with friends and familyHow to cope with the stresses and worries of normal lifeOur ability to carry out our personal responsibilitiesOur physical health. For example, high stress levels can increase our chances of getting a stress-related illnessIt’s normal for all of us to have difficult emotions from time to time. For most people, these feelings are only temporary and won’t cause any long-term problems. However, for some people, these negative feelings can get worse over time and lead to them developing a mental health condition.Struggling with your mental health doesn’t mean you’re weak and it’s not something that’s all in your head. If your mental health problems are persistent and ongoing, it’s a brave and important step to admit you need support. Statistics on mental health show that one in six people report experiencing symptoms of common mental health problems in any given week. It’s likely affecting more people around you than you realise.
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[H2] When to get mental health help
If your struggles with mental health are persisting, it might be time to consider getting professional support. Here are some next steps.
[H3] Signs you’re struggling with your mental health
Mental health disorders have their own set of unique symptoms, but if you’re experiencing some of the following, it could be a sign you need treatment:You’re constantly worried, sad, on edge, or going through other difficult emotionsYour feelings are having a negative effect on your quality of lifeYou no longer find enjoyment in things you used toYou have thought about hurting yourself
[H3] Mental health diagnosis
If your mental health symptoms are persisting, it’s really important to make steps to get treatment and start your journey to feeling better. This can start with an appointment with your GP. They can evaluate your symptoms, offer a potential diagnosis and outline which treatment might be best for you.Alternatively, you can reach out to Priory for private mental health treatment. Our world class mental health teams can assess your symptoms and give a diagnosis. From there, we can outline a treatment plan that puts your wellbeing at the very centre.Use the information below to get in touch with our team today for a compassionate discussion about the difficulties you’re experiencing and how Priory can help you.
[H3] Mental health symptoms
[H3] Mental health medication explained
[H3] What to expect from mental health treatment
[H3] What is mental health recovery?
[H3] Recovery stories
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[H2] Private medical insurance
All the services we offer at Priory can be funded through private medical insurance. This includes:Mental health treatmentAddiction treatmentEating disorder treatmentAll clients will have access to our highly skilled and accredited clinicians, many of whom are published experts in the field of mental health and addiction treatment. Whatever your needs, we're committed to working with you to get your life back on track.
[H6] Registered and approved provider
We are a registered and approved provider for all of the UK's leading private medical insurers.
[H2] Further information
[H3] Anxiety treatment
[H3] Depression treatment
[H3] ADHD treatments and support
[H3] Bipolar disorder
[H3] OCD treatment, symptoms and causes
[H3] Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) treatment
[H3] Stress treatment
[H3] What to expect from mental health treatment
[H2] Contact us to make an enquiry or for more information
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