Help4Addiction Information

16 July 2024

The Police Federation has teamed up with Help 4 Addiction and Rehubs, both of which are police-friendly organisations dedicated to supporting any officers struggling or dealing with addiction.

Addiction can come in many different forms. Working within the police is such a highly demanding job role, with high levels of responsibility and risk to personal safety, subject to public scrutiny and criticism, unpredictable working hours, psychological stress, and constant exposure to traumatic events.

Police officers encounter these challenges daily, making it unsurprising that individuals in policing, regardless of their rank, may find themselves grappling with addiction.

The services and support provided by Help 4 Addiction and Rehubs are for those in the police force across England and Wales, therefore including the area of Devon & Cornwall.

Becoming addicted to substances can happen to anyone; those working in the police profession are not immune from addiction. Help 4 Addiction and Rehubs recognise that we are all human, including those working in the police.

Help 4 Addiction

The professionals at Help 4 Addiction provide an independent addiction service throughout the UK. They are committed to ensuring you receive the appropriate support. The expertise extends to helping individuals overcome various addictions, including addictions to alcohol, drugs, prescription drugs, and gambling.

Help 4 Addiction collaborates with clinics and addiction specialists worldwide, which allows them to deliver a comprehensive service for individuals dealing with addiction. They have close partnerships with psychotherapists, counsellors, consultant psychiatrists, and neuro-linguistic programming therapists.

The specialists at Help 4 Addiction work to identify the best addiction treatment tailored to your needs. This could be inpatient rehabilitation services, outpatient rehabilitation, or the convenience of rehab from home, as well as locating the most ideal setting for your recovery from addiction.

Rehubs

Rehubs offers a supportive programme with a modern twist. By utilising the digital era, addiction recovery meets innovation with Rehubs, as their rehab structure is delivered online. This makes Rehubs’ approach to addiction recovery extremely convenient and accessible to all.

With Rehubs, you will be part of a well-organised, intensive rehabilitation programme and discover the effectiveness of Rehubs’ comprehensive online programme.

As an online rehab platform, Rehubs is dedicated to leveraging innovation in addiction recovery tailored specifically for the digital age. They provide cost-effective, readily accessible, and validated solutions to aid you in conquering addiction and embracing a sustained recovery, all from the comfort of your own surroundings.

The founder and CEO of Help 4 Addiction and Rehubs, Nicholas Conn, was a former police officer himself who found himself struggling to reach out due to the challenging nature of the job. This is why the partnership with the Police Federation was a logical and meaningful alignment.

Nick has maintained sobriety since 2009 and has been employed in the Addiction and Rehab Industry for more than ten years and has proudly created a partnership with the Police Federation to provide a safe space for officers throughout England and Wales to talk if they are struggling with addiction personally or for someone close to them.

The first steps are always the hardest ones to take towards the journey to recovery, but recognising the problem is a victory in itself, and with the correct support, individuals can find a path towards recovery, fostering resilience and well-being.

Get In Touch Today

You can reach out for support today. Whether it be for you, a family member, a friend, or a colleague, receive advice or rehab services, including online rehab.

Help 4 Addiction and Rehubs cater for all with a personalised approach and always remain completely confidential. They are here to support those in the policing profession.

Call: Help 4 Addiction on 0203 955 7700

       Rehubs on 0330 058 8227

Or complete the free 5-minute online consultation that can be found on either website.