Private Drug & Alcohol Rehab Kingston
Discreet, trauma-informed rehab for Kingston residents – with detox, therapy, aftercare and family support tailored to your unique journey.
Private Addiction Help and Treatment for Kingston
Addiction doesn’t discriminate, it affects people and families across Kingston, from the leafy roads of Surbiton to the bustling town centre and surrounding areas like New Malden, Norbiton and Tolworth. For many, the struggle is quiet and hidden; for others, it’s a daily crisis.
But no matter your story, you deserve care that’s compassionate, expert-led, and designed to meet you where you are.
At Abbington House, we offer private, trauma-informed rehabilitation for people across the Kingston borough. Whether you’re living with alcohol dependency, drug use, or co-occurring mental health issues, our residential rehab provides a safe, structured space to start again.
From medical detox to therapy, holistic support, and aftercare, we guide you through every step of recovery, with dignity, clarity, and no judgement.
What We Treat at Abbington House
Abbington House offers tailored addiction and mental health treatment for individuals and families across Kingston. Every programme is rooted in trauma-informed care, designed to treat the whole person, not just the symptoms.
Drug Addiction Treatment
We provide expert support for:
- Cocaine addiction
- Cannabis dependence
- Ketamine misuse
- Heroin and opioid dependence
- Prescription drug addiction (e.g. diazepam, tramadol, codeine, oxycodone).
We often work with clients from Kingston whose substance use developed alongside career pressure, family demands, or long-term emotional distress. Whether you’re managing a private struggle in Surbiton or facing crisis in New Malden, we’re here to help.
Alcohol Rehab
Alcohol dependency can take many forms, from daily use to binge patterns to silent self-medication. Our alcohol rehab programme includes:
- Medically managed detox (where needed)
- Binge drinking
- Therapy to address emotional roots and behavioural patterns
- Relapse prevention focused on real-life triggers.
Whether you’ve tried to stop before or are reaching out for the first time, we’ll help you break the cycle safely and sustainably.
Dual Diagnosis Support
Many people living with addiction are also managing conditions such as:
- Anxiety and panic disorders
- Depression and low mood
- PTSD and trauma
- ADHD & Neurodivergence
- Burnout or emotional dysregulation.
We treat addiction and mental health together – never in isolation. This integrated approach leads to more stable, lasting recovery. Wherever you are in Kingston, Norbiton, Tolworth, or the town centre, you’ll find expert care, a welcoming environment and a clear path forward at Abbington House.
How Rehab Works at Abbington House
How Rehab Works at Abbington House
Step 1: Personalised Admission
Everything begins with a confidential assessment. We’ll explore your substance use, physical health, mental wellbeing, and personal goals. Whether you’re based in Surbiton, New Malden, Norbiton or Tolworth, we can arrange safe, supported transport to our centre, so you arrive with peace of mind.
Step 2: Medical Detox (If Needed)
For substances like alcohol, opioids, and benzodiazepines, medical detox may be necessary. Our clinical team provides 24/7 monitoring and support, ensuring your withdrawal process is safe, stabilising and as comfortable as possible.
Step 3: Therapy and Trauma-Informed Care
Once physically stable, you’ll begin your tailored therapy programme, which may include:
- 1:1 counselling with an experienced therapist
- Group therapy with peers in recovery
- CBT, DBT, and trauma-specific approaches
- Relapse prevention workshops
- Dual diagnosis support for anxiety, depression, ADHD, or PTSD.
Step 4: Holistic Therapies for Whole-Person Healing
We complement clinical care with evidence-based holistic support:
- Mindfulness and breathwork
- Sound therapy and meditation
- Creative journaling and art
- Body-based therapies and exercise.
Step 5: Peer Support and Community
You’ll live alongside others who truly understand what you’re going through. The shared experience of recovery builds trust, accountability and often lasting friendship.
Step 6: Preparing for Life After Rehab
Before leaving, we build a comprehensive aftercare plan tailored to your life in Kingston. Whether you’re returning to work, rebuilding family relationships, or starting fresh, we’ll help you do it with confidence. Recovery is more than just stopping substance use. At Abbington House, we prioritise deeply personal treatment to facilitate structure, support and purpose.
Family Support for Kingston Households
Family Support for Kingston Households
At Abbington House, we believe recovery is stronger when families heal together. That’s why we offer structured support for loved ones, both during and after treatment.
Weekly Online Family Sessions
Our family programme includes:
- Weekly live sessions, accessible from anywhere in Kingston
- Led by our qualified Therapy Team
- Open to partners, parents, siblings and adult children
- Focused on communication, boundaries, emotional resilience, and practical tools.
These sessions create a safe, supportive space for loved ones to be heard, learn new ways of coping, and break patterns of fear or frustration. In boroughs like Kingston, where family ties run deep and private struggles often stay behind closed doors, it’s easy to feel alone, but you’re not. Support is here and healing is possible.
Leaving Kingston for Treatment
For many people in Kingston, the thought of leaving home for residential rehab brings hesitation. You may be wondring, why can’t I recover locally? Won’t it be easier to stay close to my routine?
But the truth is, staying in the same environment where addiction developed can make recovery harder. Familiar streets in Surbiton, social circles in New Malden, or stressors at home in Tolworth can act as powerful triggers – even when your intentions are strong.
Stepping away from that environment gives you something invaluable: space. At Abbington House, you’ll enter a safe, supportive, and judgment-free setting where you can fully focus on healing – without the weight of past patterns pressing in.
Discreet, Supported Travel from Kingston
We welcome clients from all across Kingston and can arrange confidential, fully supported transport directly from your home. From the moment you leave, your recovery journey is in motion – and we’re with you every step of the way.
Leaving Kingston isn’t running away – it’s leaning into a new future with the clarity and care you deserve.
Aftercare and Returning to Kingston
Aftercare and Returning to Kingston
Personalised Aftercare Planning
Your aftercare plan will include:
- Regular check-ins with our team
- A structured relapse prevention plan
- Guidance on routines, boundaries, and triggers
- Connection to our alumni network for long-term community and events.
We understand that recovery doesn’t end when treatment does. You’ll face real-world stressors like work, relationships and emotional lows, and your aftercare plan will help you meet them with clarity and confidence.
We don’t just help you leave rehab well, we help you stay well, long after you’ve returned home to Kingston.
Real Stories from Clients
Everyone’s recovery journey is different, and we’ve supported clients from every corner of Kingston, including Surbiton, New Malden, Norbiton and beyond. Their experiences remind us that healing is possible, even when it feels far away. Real stories like these remind us: no matter where you’ve been, it’s never too late to start again.
At Abbington House, you don’t have to do it alone. When you’re ready, we’ll be here to help you take that first step.
FAQs About Rehab for Kingston Residents
Can you collect clients from Kingston?
Yes. We frequently support people from Kingston, Surbiton, New Malden, Norbiton, and Tolworth. We can arrange safe, discreet transport directly from your home to our residential centre.
How long does treatment last?
Treatment typically lasts 4 to 12 weeks, depending on your needs and recovery goals. We’ll recommend a personalised plan during your initial assessment.
What addictions do you treat?
We treat a range of substance dependencies, including alcohol, heroin, cocaine, cannabis, ketamine, and prescription drugs like opioids and benzodiazepines.
Do you treat dual diagnosis clients?
Yes. Many clients come to us with both addiction and mental health challenges, such as anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, or ADHD. We treat both together to support long-term healing.
Can my family be involved in treatment?
Absolutely. Our weekly online family sessions are open to parents, partners, siblings, and adult children — both during and after treatment.
How much does private rehab cost?
Costs depend on the length and type of treatment. We provide transparent, no-pressure pricing, with everything explained up front.