Priory addiction services
At Priory, we offer a full range of evidence-based, flexible services for addiction recovery. Whatever your needs, we can help you take the next step.
Supporting addiction recovery with a range of flexible options
At Priory, we’re here to support you through the first steps of your recovery, helping you move towards a healthier, more hopeful future. Whether you need round-the-clock care, a short-term stay to help you detox and reset, regular therapy sessions or the flexibility of online support, we offer a range of services to suit your life, your needs and your budget.
This page has been created to help you explore your options, understand the differences between our services, and find the right level of care for your circumstances.
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Compare our addiction services
Use the table below to quickly compare our treatment options:
| Programme | Format | Duration | Detox | Self-pay prices from |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Transform 28 | Inpatient (hospital) | 28 days | Yes | £21,110 |
| Flourish 14/28/42 | Residential (non-hospital) | 14/28/42 days | No | £4,200 |
| Foundations 16 | Inpatient detox & day care | 16 days | Yes | £9,929 |
| Reset 7/10 | Inpatient detox | 7 to 10 days | Yes | £6,329 |
| Elevate 12 | Online | 12 weeks | No | £3,995 |
| Recovery 360 | Online | Initially 3 months | N/A | £979 |
| Anchor 1:1 | Outpatient therapy (face-to-face or online) | Flexible | No | £120 per session |
FAQs
What if I’m not sure whether I need help?
If you’re asking yourself this question, that in itself is an important step - and you're not alone. Many people have doubts about whether their drinking, drug use or certain behaviours have become a problem.
If you’re specifically concerned about your drinking, you might find it helpful to take our free alcohol use self-assessment. It’s completely confidential and can help you reflect on whether alcohol might be affecting your wellbeing.
For any kind of addiction concern, you can also speak to a professional through our free addiction assessment. Even if you’re not sure what you need, we’ll help you make sense of your options and guide you towards the right next step for you.
Can I switch programmes later?
Our addiction services are designed to be flexible, and in some cases it may be possible to move between programmes if your needs change. This is something you can discuss during your free assessment or at any point during your treatment.
Any changes would be based on what’s most appropriate for your recovery, and we’ll always work with you to make sure you have access to the support that’s right for you at each stage.
Do you accept insurance?
Many private medical insurance (PMI) providers do cover our addiction treatment services, but what's included can vary depending on your policy. The best thing to do is check with your insurer, or simply give us a call – our team will be happy to help you understand your options.
What support is available after I finish a programme?
Finishing a programme doesn’t mean you’re on your own. Many of our services include 12 months of free aftercare, usually in the form of a weekly group, to help you stay connected and supported as you move forward.
If aftercare isn’t included in your programme, you can still access ongoing support through outpatient therapy or our digital services - whatever feels most helpful for you. Recovery is a journey, and we’re here to support you beyond the initial steps.
How do I get started?
The best way to begin is by booking our free addiction assessment. Our experts will recommend the type of support that’s clinically right for you, and help you understand your options so you can feel comfortable about the path ahead.
Every service is built on professional expertise, compassionate support and flexible access across the UK. Whatever your situation, our addiction services are here to support you, whether:
- You're seeking treatment for the first time
- You need a safe, medically supported detox
- You need intensive inpatient treatment, with round the clock support
- You're looking for therapy-led or residential care
- You need something flexible or remote
- You want help after leaving rehab
Whether you’re looking for structured, intensive care or something you can fit around everyday life, you can compare your options below to find what feels right for you. And if you’re unsure where to start, our free addiction assessment is the best first step - offering expert guidance to help you find the right support, at the right time.
Get started with a free assessment
We offer a free addiction assessment, so if you’re not sure where to start or simply want to speak to someone who understands, you can talk in confidence with an experienced professional. They’ll help you make sense of your options and guide you towards the support that’s right for you, with no pressure or obligation.
Do I have to get treatment after the assessment?
No, there is no obligation to continue with treatment after your assessment. It is simply an opportunity to explore your options and decide what’s best for you.
What happens during the assessment?
Your free addiction assessment takes place over the phone with one of our qualified addiction therapists. During this confidential conversation, we’ll take the time to understand your situation and explore how addiction may be affecting your life. If you’re seeking help for a prescription drug addiction, we may recommend that you see a consultant first to ensure you receive the most appropriate support.
We’ll also talk you through the admissions process, explain how we prioritise your safety and confidentiality, and give you the chance to explore our therapy and detox programmes in more detail. If it’s something you’d find helpful, we can discuss involving your family and friends in your recovery journey too.
Finally, we’ll provide information about our free aftercare services, along with details on costs and payment options.
What kind of things will I be asked?
During your addiction assessment, we’ll explore various aspects of your life and addiction, covering areas such as:
- The substances or behaviours you’re currently struggling with
- Significant life events or stressors you may have experienced recently
- How long you’ve been using or engaging in this behaviour, and how frequently
- Whether you find it difficult to control your use, or stop once you start
The impact your addiction has had on your relationships (for example, with family, friends and colleagues)
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