Glasgow’s mental health treatment programme provides established, evidence-based treatment for a wide range of mental health conditions, including depression, anxiety, stress, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and bipolar disorder.

Without specialist care, your mental health problems can have a destructive impact on all areas of your life. However, it’s important to recognise that mental health conditions are treatable, and you don’t have to struggle on your own. At Priory Hospital Glasgow, we have successfully treated thousands of patients for their mental health concerns. We can help you to improve your wellbeing, and take steps towards the healthy and fulfilling life you deserve.

In addition, we make sure that we get to know our patients on a meaningful and personal level, allowing us to allocate the most appropriate team member to each of our patients. This means that you’ll benefit from the best possible care for you as an individual.

We offer:

• Evidence-based therapy, designed to tackle the underlying causes of your mental health problems
• Treatment plans developed by our experienced consultants and therapists
• Round-the-clock specialist support

At Priory Hospital Glasgow, our experts recognise that all forms of addiction can have a damaging effect on your quality of life, relationships with others, and your physical and psychological wellbeing. That’s why we’re committed to delivering private addiction treatment and rehabilitation for a broad range of addictions, including addictions to substances such as alcohol or drugs, as well as behavioural addictions such as gambling, love and sex, internet and shopping addictions.

Our 28-day addiction treatment programme includes:

• Free, no obligation addiction assessment - book your free assessment here
• 7-day medically assisted detoxification for alcohol and drug addictions, if needed
• Group therapy and individual 1:1 therapy
• A family programme
• Access to 12-Step support groups
• Free aftercare for 12 months following treatment
• Free family support for 12 months following treatment

Glasgow’s intensive addiction treatment programme is led by our experienced team of consultants and therapists, all of whom possess unrivalled clinical experience. You’ll also benefit from access to our dedicated peer supporter network. Furthermore, we can treat dual diagnoses at Glasgow, so we can tackle the triggers and underlying causes for your addiction, as well as the addiction itself.

The cost of treatment can vary depending on the condition being treated, the length of treatment that’s needed, and whether you're receiving inpatient or outpatient/day care treatment.  

After enquiring about our services, the cost of treatment can be discussed, as well as the payment methods available.

Payment options

There are two ways you can pay to receive expert mental health and addiction treatment at Priory Hospital Glasgow:

1. Self-paying – this means that you pay for your treatment yourself
2. Payment via private medical insurance – we are a registered and approved provider for all of the UK’s leading private medical insurers including Bupa, Vitality, Aviva, Cigna, WPA, AXA Health and Healix

For more information on self-funding your treatment or using your private medical insurance to pay for our services, call us today or visit our fees and funding page.

Yes, you will get your own bedroom.

All rooms are single, en-suite and are comfortably furnished with a flat screen TV, DVD player and a nurse call button.

At Priory Hospital Glasgow, there are three meals per day. 

Breakfast can be arranged when you wake up, lunchtime runs from 11:45am to 1pm, and evening meals are available between 5pm and 6pm. 

We can cater to all dietary requirements, but patients are not permitted to bring their own food into hospital unless this is arranged as part of their therapeutic programme.

Visiting

Priory Hospital Glasgow welcomes visitors during visiting hours. Visitors are not permitted during therapeutic hours and must leave by 10pm. 

Depending on your treatment programme schedule, you can liaise with nursing staff to arrange visiting times. 

We also hold a carer and family support group at the hospital.

Leave

Clients on the addiction treatment programme are not normally permitted leave during treatment. However, this can be discussed with your care team.

Clients who are being treated within our mental health treatment programmes are able to leave for therapeutic reasons. All such leave must be authorised by a consultant first. 

The expert team at Priory Hospital Glasgow bring an extensive knowledge base and unrivalled clinical experience to our services. Our team consists of a number of published experts in the field of mental health and addictions, and is made up of:

• Consultant psychiatrists
• Psychologists
• Occupational therapists
• Therapists
• Nursing team
• On-site doctor

Our diverse team is committed to providing the best treatment to our patients, and we pride ourselves on placing patients at the heart of the treatment journey.

For detailed biographies on individual experts, including their backgrounds, specialisms and qualifications, please click here to view our Glasgow therapists and specialist consultants.

Priory Hospital Glasgow also provides a specialist adult eating disorder service, in partnership with the NHS. For more information on our NHS eating disorder offering, visit our Priory Hospital Glasgow NHS services page.

Treatment through the NHS can only be arranged by public bodies, such as mental health trusts and clinical commissioners. If you would like to know more about the process for accessing treatment on the NHS, your first port of call will be to speak to your GP.

Priory’s customer service team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to ensure that those in crisis can be signposted to the best possible support, as quickly as possible. The specialist teams at our residential facilities can help to stabilise those in need of immediate assistance, including providing access to medically assisted detoxification for drug and alcohol addictions, where required. Call today on 0141 636 6116 or visit our crisis support page for more information.