Dec 21, 2019
Ex-police officer opens a brand new Dayhab centre in Hertfordshire as an alternative to traditional rehab treatment for addiction.

December 20, 2019 / / —
Nick Conn has an interesting story. At just 18 years of age, he joined the Metropolitan Police as a full-time officer. However, during his years of service, he became addicted to cocaine. It ruined his life and led to his resignation from the police force at 23. From here, things spiralled out of control, and he ended up homeless and working for the Albanian mafia. Now, he’s sober, and working hard to help other people in the same situation that he was in.
Nick has recently opened a brand new Dayhab Addiction Centre in Hertfordshire, The Farm Dayhab. It’s one of the first of its kind in the UK, and it offers something different from traditional rehabilitation centres. He wants to show people that you can get over addiction without needing to commit yourself to a full-time rehab programme. Nick already works full-time with Help4Addiction assisting people all over the country with their addiction problems. The introduction of the new Dayhab centre is seen as yet another positive step in the battle against drug & alcohol addiction.
About Dayhab
Dayhab is a fairly new concept in the UK. It’s often referred to as an intensive outpatient programme, and it offers affordable and effective ways of overcoming addiction. The idea of dayhab is that patients can go to the centre whenever they want. They will stay for a few hours per day, receive treatment, get counselling, and then go home. This differs from traditional rehab clinics where patients are stuck in the same place until the full course of treatment is over - which can be up to a couple of months.
The Benefits Of Dayhab
Dayhab centres hold numerous benefits for people looking to overcome an addiction. For one, it works around the individual’s schedule. They can visit the centre and receive treatment as they like. Consequently, it also works out as far more affordable than an inpatient rehab programme. There’s a flexibility to the treatment that allows people to get the help they need without having to totally change other aspects of their life.
Nick is a firm believer that this new Dayhab centre will provide all the benefits of rehab, but without individuals needing to stay in the centre all the time. Patients are often stuck in a bubble when they receive rehab treatment. While this might yield results, it leads to a high chance of relapses when introduced back into the real world.
Dayhab forces patients to deal with everyday triggers and fight back against them. The treatments are largely the same, but patients can go home and be with their families or continue with work. As a result, it’s believed that the results are longer lasting and that there’s a higher chance of success.
The new Dayhab centre in Hertfordshire is believed to be the first of many. Nick Conn knows what it’s like to suffer from serious drug addiction and bounce back from it. He remains committed to helping those in need by providing as many solutions as possible.
For more information on Nick Conn and the new Dayhab centre, please contact him directly. You can reach him via telephone: 0203 955 7700, email: [email protected], or post: Battlers Green Farm, Common Ln, Radlett WD7 8PH. Further info can also be found on https://www.help4addiction.co.uk/.
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Name: Nick Conn
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Address: Battlers Green Farm, Common Ln, Radlett WD7 8PH
Phone: 0203 955 7700
Website: https://www.help4addiction.co.uk/
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