UK Addiction Treatment Centres

UK Addiction Treatment Centres UK’s leading alcohol & drug rehab provider with over 200 beds treating all addictions.

We have 8 alcohol and drug rehab clinics across the UK:

> Primrose Lodge
https://www.primroselodge.com/

> Recovery Lighthouse
https://www.recoverylighthouse.com/

> Sanctuary Lodge
https://www.sanctuarylodge.com/

> Liberty House
https://www.libertyhouseclinic.co.uk/

> Linwood House
https://www.linwoodhouse.co.

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> Oasis Runcorn
https://www.oasisrehab.co.uk/

> Oasis Bradford
https://www.oasisrecovery.org.uk/

> Banbury Lodge
https://www.banburylodge.com/

On top of this, we also have UKAT London Clinic, our Mental Health Clinic on Weymouth Street, London:

https://www.ukatlondonclinic.com/

10/08/2026

Addiction recovery is about so much more than what happens in the therapy room. It’s about helping people rebuild everyday routines that support long-term wellbeing, from reconnecting with their bodies to rediscovering the importance of nourishing themselves with food that strengthens wellbeing.

At Liberty House, our very own Chef Keith plays an important role in this process, preparing fresh, nutritious meals every day while taking the time to understand each client’s individual needs and preferences. Through food, he helps create moments of comfort, connection and confidence as clients begin to develop healthier habits that can continue long after treatment.

With more than 30 years of experience as a chef, Keith describes cooking for people in recovery as the "most rewarding role of [his] career". Seeing clients enjoy a meal they never thought they would try, ask for recipes to recreate at home, or leave treatment with a renewed relationship with food reminds him that recovery is often shaped by the small, meaningful moments that happen along the way.

Many people think cravings are impossible to resist, but the reality is a little different.While cravings can feel incre...
09/08/2026

Many people think cravings are impossible to resist, but the reality is a little different.

While cravings can feel incredibly intense in the moment, they are often much shorter than people expect. Most cravings rise, peak and begin to fade within around 20 to 30 minutes if they're not acted upon. Although they can feel overwhelming, they are temporary and will pass.

Understanding how cravings work can make them feel less frightening. Instead of seeing them as something you have to give in to, it can help to recognise them as a wave that will eventually subside.

If you're struggling with cravings or finding it difficult to stop using alcohol or drugs, you're not alone. With the right support, recovery is possible and every craving you overcome is a step towards lasting change.

Addiction convinces you that you need it to survive; recovery reminds you that you don't.One of the biggest lies addicti...
08/08/2026

Addiction convinces you that you need it to survive; recovery reminds you that you don't.

One of the biggest lies addiction tells is that life without it isn't possible. That you need it to cope, to function or simply to get through the day.

Recovery begins to challenge that belief.

It shows that what once felt impossible is possible with the right support, time and commitment. The cravings become more manageable, confidence starts to return and life slowly begins to feel like your own again.

Recovery isn't about losing the thing you need. It's about discovering that you never needed addiction in the first place.

If you're ready to take that first step, we're here to help. 💙

What a week it's been. 💙 This week, Victoria Blee and Abi Collyer from our very own marketing team have been travelling ...
07/08/2026

What a week it's been. 💙

This week, Victoria Blee and Abi Collyer from our very own marketing team have been travelling across our northern centres, catching up with our incredible teams, meeting familiar faces and capturing what life at UKAT is really like.

A huge thank you to everyone who helped make each visit so memorable. A special shout-out to Laura Crosfield for capturing some incredible drone footage, which we can't wait to share with you all!

Keep an eye on our channels over the coming weeks... there's plenty of exciting content on the way. 🎥✨

Many people believe a drink before bed helps them get a better night's sleep, however the reality is a little different....
02/08/2026

Many people believe a drink before bed helps them get a better night's sleep, however the reality is a little different.

While alcohol can make you feel sleepy and help you fall asleep faster, it reduces the quality of your sleep by disrupting REM sleep, the stage that supports memory, learning and emotional wellbeing. That means you may wake up feeling less rested, even after a full night's sleep.

Good sleep plays an important role in both physical and mental health, and understanding how alcohol affects it can be the first step towards making positive changes.

If alcohol has become something you rely on to unwind or sleep, you're not alone. Support is available, and recovery can help you rediscover what truly is a restful night’s sleep.

What a day! 💙Today we had the privilege of celebrating 30 years of The Providence Projects, and what an incredible celeb...
01/08/2026

What a day! 💙

Today we had the privilege of celebrating 30 years of The Providence Projects, and what an incredible celebration it was.

It was fantastic to see such a wonderful turnout, with alumni, families, staff and supporters coming together to reconnect, share their experiences and celebrate recovery. Throughout the day we heard inspiring stories, made new connections and reflected on just how far so many people have come.

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us, shared their journey and helped make today such a memorable occasion. Your support, kindness and sense of community are what make events like this so special.

Here's a look back at some of our favourite moments from the day. 💜

When we think about addiction, we often imagine a crisis point: a moment when everything becomes impossible to hide.But ...
31/07/2026

When we think about addiction, we often imagine a crisis point: a moment when everything becomes impossible to hide.

But the reality is often much quieter.

Addiction does not always announce itself. It can exist behind closed doors, alongside careers, relationships, family life and everyday responsibilities. Someone can appear to be managing while privately struggling with something that is becoming increasingly difficult to control.

Often, it is not one dramatic moment that changes everything, but a series of small shifts over time. Drinking to cope rather than enjoy. Using substances to escape difficult emotions. Prioritising something that was once occasional until it begins to take up more space than intended.

This is why understanding addiction matters. It is not about judging someone’s choices or waiting until they reach breaking point. It is about recognising that people can be struggling long before it becomes visible to others.

A conversation, a question, or simply showing someone that support is available can make a significant difference.

Because behind every addiction is a person, and behind every person is a story we may not fully see.

30/07/2026

Our boardroom has officially been taken over... 👀

T-shirts, bags, coffee cups, pens and plenty of love hearts! We're in full prep mode for this weekend's Providence Projects event in Bournemouth.

We can't wait to see some familiar faces, meet new ones and spend the day celebrating Providence Projects 30th anniversary!

See you on Saturday! 💙

Address

Unit 1, Floor, Bldg One Imperial Place, Maxwell Rd
Borehamwood
WD61JN

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+448081633227

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