"You saved my life and changed the lives of my family and for that I cannot express my thanks sufficiently.”
- Former patient at Priory Hospital Woking
Set within a beautiful country house in the tranquil Surrey village of Knaphill, Priory Hospital Woking is one of the country’s leading centres for the treatment of addictions, depression, anxiety, stress, and bipolar disorder. Nearby Life Works is also able to offer specialist treatment for eating disorders. We can provide fast access to specialist, person-centred treatment, empowering our patients to improve their health and wellbeing, and resume the healthy, fulfilling and enjoyable life that they deserve.
Covid-19: click here for more information on how we’re currently delivering services.
Medical Director and Consultant Psychiatrist, Dr Asif Bachlani, offers advice and support to GPs looking to refer patients for mental health, eating disorder or addiction support. He talks to us about the services available at Woking and Life Works, how they have adapted to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Our evidence-based treatment programmes are delivered by leading psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists and other highly qualified addiction and mental health specialists. Our strong, passionate and motivated multidisciplinary team are committed to delivering a comprehensive and personalised package of care to each individual that seeks support with us, ensuring that you are involved in all decisions made about your care and placed at the centre of your treatment and recovery journey.
We are also able to offer equine assisted therapy at Priory Hospital Woking, as part of our 28-day Addiction Treatment Programme. Equine therapy is an experiential and holistic therapeutic approach that involves you working alongside a horse, your therapist and an expert horse handler. You can find out more about this specialist offering on our equine assisted therapy page.
"You saved my life and changed the lives of my family and for that I cannot express my thanks sufficiently.”
- Former patient at Priory Hospital Woking
We believe that anyone struggling with mental health or addiction problems deserves the best possible support and therapy to overcome their challenges, and our team work extremely hard to make sure that every single patient is empowered to improve their quality of life and achieve a strong and lasting recovery.
If you are beginning to question whether you or someone that you know may be struggling with a mental health problem, it is important to understand that these conditions are treatable, and the first step towards obtaining high quality support, nurturing and therapy is to seek help. Without intensive therapy and treatment, addictions and mental health conditions have the potential to become gradually worse, causing chaos in all areas of your life and having a destructive impact on your psychological and physical wellbeing.
At Priory Hospital Woking, we provide our patients with the highest standard of individualised care, within a highly supportive and compassionate environment, allowing them to return to a more positive and fulfilling way of life.
The services and treatment that we provide at Priory Hospital Woking are continually monitored by our independent regulator, the Care Quality Commission (CQC). We also adhere to the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidelines. This means that you can be assured that the support that you receive at Woking is of the highest clinical standards.
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 withdrawal detoxification for drug and alcohol addictions, where required. Call us today on: 0800 840 3219.
"Woking is amazing; the best care and the best staff I have ever come across. I feel so safe and respected by the staff. They listen, understand and go the extra mile.”
- Former patient at Priory Hospital Woking