Helping you to overcome addiction
Residential addiction treatment at Broadway Lodge
Broadway Lodge provides structured residential rehab for people seeking help with alcohol, illicit drugs, prescription medication and behavioural addictions. At our treatment centre in Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, clients live in a safe and supportive therapeutic community where they can focus fully on becoming abstinent and building a foundation for long-term recovery.
Depending on your individual needs, your stay may begin with a medically supervised detoxification before you progress into our structured therapeutic programme. Treatment combines clinical support, counselling, group therapy, recovery education and practical preparation for life after rehab.
When a client completes their treatment, they may choose to move into dry house accommodation, also known as ‘third stage’. Broadway Lodge has two of its own third stage houses located in Bristol. If a room is available, a Broadway Lodge client may be offered a place. This stage provides a valuable opportunity to live more independently within the community, while continuing to focus on their recovery and personal growth. Many residents use this time to explore new interests, develop hobbies and enrol in education, volunteering or training opportunities.
You can read more about these different stages of treatment below. If you have any questions of would like to know more information, we’d love to hear from you. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us online or give us a call on 01934 815515.
What happens during residential rehab?
Residential treatment gives you time away from the environments, pressures and routines associated with your addiction. During your stay, you will live alongside other clients in a supportive therapeutic community and follow a structured daily programme.
Treatment is tailored to your needs and may include:
- Medically supervised detox, where clinically required
- Regular one-to-one counselling
- Daily group therapy
- Recovery education and relapse-prevention work
- Work based on the principles of the 12 Steps
- Compassion-focused and trauma-informed support
- Holistic activities that support physical and emotional wellbeing
- Planning for aftercare and life beyond residential treatment
Our multidisciplinary team will support you throughout your stay, helping you understand your addiction, address underlying difficulties and develop healthier ways of coping without alcohol, drugs or harmful behaviours.
Residential rehab FAQs
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How long does residential rehab last?
The appropriate length of residential rehab depends on your circumstances, addiction and treatment needs. Broadway Lodge offers private treatment packages of four, eight or 12 weeks, while some clients stay for up to six months. We also offer a two-week detox-only stay for people who require medically supervised withdrawal without continuing into the full residential therapeutic programme. Our admissions and clinical teams can help you understand which option may be most appropriate.
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What is the difference between detox and residential rehab?
Detox addresses physical dependence on alcohol or certain drugs and helps you stop safely with clinical supervision. Residential rehab goes further by addressing the psychological, emotional and behavioural aspects of addiction through counselling, group therapy, recovery education and relapse-prevention work. Where detox is required, it will usually take place at the beginning of a longer residential treatment programme.
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Who is residential rehab suitable for?
Detox addresses physical dependence on alcohol or certain drugs and helps you stop safely with clinical supervision. Residential rehab goes further by addressing the psychological, emotional and behavioural aspects of addiction through counselling, group therapy, recovery education and relapse-prevention work. Where detox is required, it will usually take place at the beginning of a longer residential treatment programme.
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How can I access residential rehab at Broadway Lodge?
There are different routes into residential treatment depending on your circumstances and how your stay will be funded. If you are paying for treatment yourself, our private rehab packages provide a fast-track admission route. Funding may also be available through local authority services, specialist organisations, employers or health insurance. Read more about the available routes into rehabilitation.
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If you or someone you know is suffering with addiction and would like to make your first life-changing step towards recovery, you can speak to us confidentially on 01934 812319 or send us a message.
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