
Aftercare
When it comes to addiction recovery, aftercare plays a crucial role in maintaining long-term sobriety and preventing relapse. Understanding the process of addiction recovery, recognising the risk of relapse, and implementing effective aftercare plans are all essential elements in supporting successful recovery.
Aftercare
General
We understand that transitioning back into the outside world after completing treatment can be a daunting experience for those in early recovery. That's why we offer our clients a comprehensive aftercare support service as part of our therapeutic programmes.
Support
Our aftercare support is a continuing journey for our clients to ensure they continue their recovery long after their treatment course has ended. Upon completion of our programmes, clients leave with a new outlook and perspective, as well as a set of tools and coping mechanisms to thrive in their new life.
If you’re struggling to break free of an addiction or mental health condition, Keystone Lodge is here to help. Use our confidential contact form and we will be in touch.
“Best thing I ever did in my life!
“When I contacted Damon at Keystone lodge, I had been dealing with various forms of addiction since my teenage years. I had come to a point where even though I was prepared to do anything to stop, I could not imagine living my life completely sober for ever and I could certainly not have imagined how much better my life could be if I was sober.
I had never been to a rehab before, but I can say with conviction that Keystone lodge sits right up there in terms of the care, the quality and the efficacy of the treatment it offers.
The quality of life, happiness and spiritual peace I have found now is beyond anything I could have ever thought of achieving. I would recommend Damon and his team to anyone looking to improve their lives through sobriety, either for those who have reached rock bottom or simply those who have just realized life is better without any substance but are struggling to let go.
— Peter, Keystone Lodge CLIENT