About Shardale Therapeutic Community in Greater Manchester
It is our aim to create the necessary conditions for all service users to recover from their dependency to a given substance. We aspire to facilitate positive, healthy recovery, along with all service users maintaining their individuality throughout their stay and beyond.
Woolfield House is a twenty six bed, mixed sex, therapeutic community set on the outskirts of Bury Lancashire, about ten miles from Manchester. Woolfield House is part of the Shardale Group which is a regional company that specialises in the operation of therapeutic communities for individuals aged between 18 and 65. The facility is located on an excellent transport link and is easily accessible from all surrounding areas.
Most service user’s stay for a period of between three to six months, however, longer programmes can be arranged if required via the service user’s local authority which is funding their treatment. Treatment can also be funded by the service user themselves if they are not in apposition to access local authority funding.
Treatment provision is predominantly for alcohol addiction, however, service users with secondary substance misuse, along with dependency on alcohol, will be assessed on an individual basis and treatment can be tailored to the individual’s needs. The House has a secure female wing which has the capacity to cater for five female service users.
The Woolfield House Therapeutic Community is located in Bury Greater Manchester and provides alcohol rehab for the effective treatment of alcohol addiction. Our clients are referred by social services departments in local councils in Bury, Manchester, Lancashire and Wyre Councils but we also accept self funding users. As well as residential alcohol rehabilitation, Shardale also offer day care facilities for up to twelve individuals.
Related Pages: Philosophy | Staff | Testimonials | Location
It is our aim to create the necessary conditions for all service users to recover from their dependency to a given substance. We aspire to facilitate positive, healthy recovery, along with all service users maintaining their individuality throughout their stay and beyond.
Woolfield House is a twenty six bed, mixed sex, therapeutic community set on the outskirts of Bury Lancashire, about ten miles from Manchester. Woolfield House is part of the Shardale Group which is a regional company that specialises in the operation of therapeutic communities for individuals aged between 18 and 65. The facility is located on an excellent transport link and is easily accessible from all surrounding areas.
Most service user’s stay for a period of between three to six months, however, longer programmes can be arranged if required via the service user’s local authority which is funding their treatment. Treatment can also be funded by the service user themselves if they are not in apposition to access local authority funding.
Treatment provision is predominantly for alcohol addiction, however, service users with secondary substance misuse, along with dependency on alcohol, will be assessed on an individual basis and treatment can be tailored to the individual’s needs. The House has a secure female wing which has the capacity to cater for five female service users.
The Woolfield House Therapeutic Community is located in Bury Greater Manchester and provides alcohol rehab for the effective treatment of alcohol addiction. Our clients are referred by social services departments in local councils in Bury, Manchester, Lancashire and Wyre Councils but we also accept self funding users. As well as residential alcohol rehabilitation, Shardale also offer day care facilities for up to twelve individuals.
Related Pages: Philosophy | Staff | Testimonials | Location
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