TESTIMONIALS
Former Client
From the second I stepped through the doors of Rainford Hall on what I can only describe as the most terryifing thing I've ever had to do. I was greeted and put at ease by the care and compassion of Tracy and SJ. Despite being reluctant at first I quickly learned I was where I needed to be. The one-to-one sessions with my therapist, group therapy sessions with therapists, support staff and peers played a vital role in my recovery and allowed me to develop and grow into a stronger and better me. The love, care and attention from all staff at Rainford Hall will never be forgotten, and for that I will always be truly grateful.
Call 0330 175 7031 or fill out our enquiry form to receive a confidential call from our client relations team.
Call 0330 175 7031 or fill out our enquiry form to receive a confidential call from our client relations team.
Call 0330 175 7031 or fill out our enquiry form to receive a confidential call from our client relations team.
Jackie – Former Client
This has been one of the best experiences I have had in my life. The care and feeling of warmth, love and connection with people has been very special. I feel that it has changed my life and have been given the tools to move forward and lead a better life. I would like to thank everyone who works here, I am feeling very emotional about leaving but trying to be strong. Love to you all and thank you, Jackie.
Helen, Former Client
I came into Rainford Hall feeling lost, burnt out and very unwell. I had completely lost my self belief, sense of direction and purpose in life. Two weeks later, I left Rainford Hall with improved physical, mental end emotional health. My focus, determination and direction in life had returned and I felt ‘alive’ again! This is all due to the staff – their experience, empathy, wisdom and incredible support.
Former client of Steps Together
They offer support and guidance in helping maintain day to day living, helping to build up confidence, self-esteem and responsibilities to have a balanced life.
Kim, a former client
Thank you for walking with me, through the good and the bad.
Former client
Thank you for everything you do at Rainford Hall. You are always going above and beyond, taking us to meetings, talking through step work, always there to listen, sharing experiences and keeping it real.
Former client
You have given me the encouragement and confidence to speak my truth which could prove to be life changing, in 3 previous rehabs I have not been able to speak out.
Former client
I came to Rainford Hall in a terrible state, I hadn’t eaten for days and physically I was in a dreadful way. The warmth of the staffing team and the support of the clinical staff were absolutely amazing. They made me feel comfortable and reassured me every day until my detox was finished.
Lorraine, family member
When we discovered that our son had a problem with drugs and was an addict, it came really unexpected, we didn’t see it coming and it totally rocked our world. The months that followed were chaos, it was like a tsunami.
We were in a terrible place as a family we were struggling as parents. It was heartbreaking watching our son struggle. We hadn’t seen this problem coming because we weren’t looking for the signs we didn’t know of them. We hadn’t anticipated that it was world our son had entered into. He was successful, happy in our eyes when he was in our home. Looked well, and was covering up his problems really well. Over a period of months we were getting nowhere. We were trying to put restrictions into our son’s life. We were trying to monitor his every move.
What we realised now is that confinement, only makes matters worse. Our son was aware that we were constantly watching him, we will constantly analysing and his moods and that creates another pressure. And we realised that we were on a hamster wheel going round and getting nowhere. And we really needed professional advice. We needed people who knew about addiction to help our son, and us as a family. When we found steps together, it was just a huge sense of relief, we knew we’d found somewhere, that was safe. That would give us hope, and would give us some peace.
The day we dropped our son off at rehabilitation. We sat in the car and just felt a huge sigh of relief. It was emotional, but we knew that he was in the right place, and that he was going to get the help he needed. Our son thrived while he was at steps together. They offered him, not a permanent solution because it’s a problem that’s going to need a lot of work for a long time. But what they did give our son was a toolbox, a toolkit that he can take with him now, through the rest of what hopefully is going to be a fantastic life as a recovering addict.
