Acquiesce, an established name in the field of addiction rehabilitation and treatment, proudly announces that they have doubled in volume in Bolton, Greater Manchester. This tactical move marks a significant step forward in the company’s goal to provide the best level of care to clients and further solidifies their position as a leader in the private rehab sector.
The decision to expand their already-strong capacity reflects Acquiesce’s commitment to meeting the growing demand for their services while maintaining an unwavering dedication to personalised care and effective rehabilitation. The centre is now able to provide treatment for a higher number of new clients, whilst maintaining the quality of care for which Acquiesce is widely renowned.
“Our centre’s growth allows us to offer our combination treatment program to a wider range of individuals needing recovery. Our approach to rehabilitation, combined with state-of-the-art facilities, will empower our clients to achieve lasting recovery and lead fulfilling lives.”
The modern facilities include welcoming living spaces, therapy rooms, recreational areas, and a dedicated team of experienced professionals who specialise in addiction treatment and mental health support.
The centre’s holistic approach to recovery remains the core of its ethos, with a focus on individualised treatment plans that address both the physical and psychological aspects of addiction. By combining evidence-based therapies, counselling, group support sessions, and wellness activities, Acquiesce work with individuals to overcome challenges and build a solid foundation for long-term recovery and sobriety
With a newly doubled capacity in Bolton, Acquiesce reinforces their commitment to making a positive impact on individuals, families, and communities affected by addiction. The centre’s dedication to excellence, compassion, and innovation continues to guide its efforts in writing brand-new chapters alongside those in recovery.
For more information about Acquiesce, please visit acquiesce.org.uk or contact Danielle Robinson at [email protected].