Drug & Alcohol Rehab Ealing
Confidential, trauma-informed residential rehab for Ealing residents, from safe medical detox and therapy to aftercare and family support, tailored to your needs.
Private Addiction Support in Ealing
Addiction affects people across Ealing, from the bustling streets of Ealing Broadway to the quieter neighbourhoods of Southall, Acton, and Hanwell. While it can remain hidden for a time, the effects on health, relationships and daily life can be profound.
Ealing’s mix of urban living, cultural diversity, and busy commuter lifestyles can create unique pressures and local treatment services may not always be able to meet individual needs quickly.
Abbington House offers private, trauma-informed rehabilitation for people in Ealing seeking a fresh start. Whether you need a safe medical detox, therapy for co-occurring mental health issues, or a complete residential programme, we provide a non-judgemental space to begin recovery.
From your first call through to aftercare, we’re with you every step of the way.
What We Treat at Abbington House
Abbington House provides personalised treatment for a wide range of addictions and co-occurring mental health conditions. Every programme is built on trauma-informed principles and tailored to the needs of clients from Ealing.
Drug Addiction Treatment
We support recovery from:
- Cocaine addiction
- Cannabis misuse
- Heroin and opioid dependence
- Ketamine misuse
- Prescription drug addiction, including benzodiazepines and opioid painkillers.
In Ealing, we see both long-term substance dependencies and more recent patterns of escalating use, often influenced by work-related stress, nightlife, or personal challenges.
Alcohol Rehab
Alcohol misuse can creep in gradually or escalate rapidly, affecting physical health, relationships, and work performance. We provide:
- Medically supervised alcohol detox
- Therapy to address emotional triggers and behavioural habits
- Relapse prevention tools for long-term stability.
Whether it’s social drinking that has spiralled or long-standing alcohol dependence, our approach is compassionate, structured and effective.
Dual Diagnosis Support
Many clients face both addiction and mental health concerns such as:
- Depression
- Anxiety
- PTSD and trauma
- ADHD
- Stress-related disorders.
We treat both together, so progress in one area supports recovery in the other.
Wherever you are in Ealing, whether it’s your first time seeking help or you’ve tried before, we can create a treatment plan that fits your circumstances and goals.
Family Support for Ealing Households
Family Support for Ealing Households
Weekly Online Family Group Sessions
Our family support includes:
- Weekly online sessions accessible anywhere in Ealing, from Acton to Hanwell, Southall to Greenford
- Led by our experienced therapy team
- Open to parents, partners, siblings and adult children
- Focus on communication skills, healthy boundaries, education and emotional resilience
- Available for families of both current and past clients.
Ealing is a diverse and community-focused borough, where family bonds often run deep. We help families preserve these connections while fostering an environment that makes recovery more achievable.
When families heal and grow together, the chances of long-term recovery are far greater.
Leaving Ealing for Treatment
For many people in Ealing, the thought of leaving home for rehab can feel overwhelming. But putting physical distance between yourself and your current environment can be a powerful step toward lasting change.
Staying in the same area often means staying close to triggers, whether that’s certain social circles, familiar locations linked to substance use, or the daily pressures of home life. These can make it harder to focus fully on your recovery.
By choosing residential rehab outside Ealing, you give yourself the space to reset, free from distractions, temptations and judgement. In a safe, supportive setting, you can focus entirely on your health, wellbeing and future.
Supported Travel from Ealing
We regularly welcome clients from across the borough, including Ealing Broadway, Southall, Acton, Hanwell, and Greenford. Our team can arrange safe, supported transport directly from your home to Abbington House, ensuring your journey to treatment is stress-free, private and comfortable.
Leaving home for rehab isn’t about running away, it’s about stepping toward a healthier, more hopeful future with the right support at your side.
Aftercare and Returning to Ealing
Aftercare and Returning to Ealing
Personalised Aftercare Planning
Recovery doesn’t end when you leave Abbington House, and neither does our support. From the moment you start treatment, we begin planning for your return to Ealing, ensuring you have the tools, strategies and support network to stay on track.
Your Aftercare Plan May Include:
- Regular check-ins with our team
- Relapse prevention strategies tailored to your life in Ealing
- Access to our alumni network for peer connection and shared experiences
- Continued family support sessions if needed.
We understand that coming home – whether to Ealing Broadway, Southall, Acton, Hanwell or Greenford – can mean facing familiar people, places, and pressures that previously fuelled your addiction. Your aftercare plan is designed to help you navigate these moments with confidence and clarity.
With our continued guidance and a strong recovery community, you’ll never have to manage your sobriety alone.
Real Stories from Clients
We’ve supported clients from every part of Ealing, from the busy streets of Ealing Broadway and Southall to the quieter neighbourhoods of Acton, Hanwell and Greenford. Each journey to recovery is unique, but they all share one thing: the courage to take that first step.
FAQs About Rehab for Ealing Residents
Can you collect clients from Ealing?
Yes. We regularly welcome clients from Ealing Broadway, Southall, Acton, Hanwell and Greenford. We can arrange safe, supported transport directly from your home to Abbington House.
How long is treatment?
Most programmes run between 4 and 12 weeks, depending on your needs and progress. We’ll recommend the most effective length for you after your assessment.
What addictions do you treat?
We treat alcohol, cocaine, heroin, cannabis, ketamine and prescription drug addictions, along with co-occurring mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, PTSD and ADHD.
Can my family be involved in treatment?
Absolutely. Our weekly online family sessions are open to partners, parents, siblings and adult children, during and after treatment.
Will I have support after I leave?
You’ll leave with a tailored aftercare plan, access to our alumni network and relapse prevention tools designed for life back in Ealing.