A stay in acute rehab can vary in length and is dependent on how long the person feels they need to recover from their use of alcohol and drugs. (Abbeycare Scotland, Abbeycare Gloucester) Abbeycare run programmes that last 7 days, 14 days, 21 days or 28 days and above. Each programme length will deliver a detox if required and begin therapeutic group work and one to one sessions.nnThe longer a patient stays in rehab the more therapy they will receive in order to take that much needed look within, to help understand, the reasons why they have become unable to stop. The patient can be supported to address the damage that may have occurred either as a direct result of their drug use or prior to and perhaps the catalyst.nnInpatient rehab durations may vary in length but a typical stay lasts 28 Days. During this period of hiatus from the pressures of daily life interventions are delivered to bring about a profound change in thinking.nnThe 28 Day programme has been created to ensure the participant has a full experience of recovery by attendance on the many therapeutic interventions delivered. These tried and tested approach’s use Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Motivational Enhancement Therapy (MET) and the 12 Steps to bring about a full and robust change of thinking and behaviour conducive to long term sobriety and freedom from active addiction.nnWhen once dependent upon alcohol or drugs – the newly independent resident is supported to believe they can and will stay abstinent from their drug of choice if they commit their self to the programme of recovery on offer within the rehab facility.nnNew clients can be certain in the knowledge that the programme on offer utilises models of recovery which have been tried and tested to deliver life changing results.