COVID-19 Update

January 2022 UPDATE: We are open and operating as normal as much as we can with all appropriate control measures in place to keep everyone safe. If you have an assessment booked, or an admission date confirmed, please continue as planned. If you are ready to talk or ask about treatment for yourself or a loved one we will be here! Reception is open Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm and you can contact us on 01-4946358 or email info@rutlandcentre.ie The first step can often be the hardest - let us help you....

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COVID 19 - Keeping you Safe

Since re-opening in June 2021 we have implemented a wide variety of control measures and adaptations in order to keep all of our residents as safe as we possibly can. We continue to follow all public health advice available to us and to review all of our activities weekly. We have a COVID-19 Management Response Team in place and both the residential and outpatient program are operating as normal.

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Watch and Listen to Conor's Story of Recovery

Throughout the month of September, we will be sharing with you videos, blogs and interviews we have from people who have come to the Rutland Centre for treatment and who are in Recovery! As we celebrate 40 years of service, we recognise that the impact of addiction on people's lives has not changed. We hope to help reduce the stigmas associated with addiction by shifting the focus of the conversation towards Recovery!

Latest News and Events

3 December 2021

Chef Required

We are now recruiting for the position of qualified Chef.

3 September 2020

Morning Ireland - F.A.S.T Finglas Addiction Support Team launch Recovery Month

FAST launches Recovery Month 2020 with interviews with FAST / Rutland Centre service user and Tony McCarthy Family Support Worker

Alcohol

We have a variety of treatments available for alcohol addiction, ranging from personal counselling sessions to full residential care.

Drugs

We provide a drug-free approach to beat addiction that is proven to be effective. We have 40 years experience in this area with an 86% abstinence rate amongst our past clients.

Legal Highs

From medication abuse to synthetic drug addiction, at the Rutland Centre, we have years of experience supporting rehabilitation from addiction to legal highs.

Gambling

Gambling Addiction is a persistent problem in Ireland but at the Rutland Centre, we have a proven record of helping our clients overcome this addiction.

Gaming

Video Game addiction is a relatively new phenomenon in recent years, but treating a behavioural addiction like being addicted to gaming is nothing new for us.

Eating Disorders

From Anorexia to Bulimia to Binge Eating, we have years of experience in helping our clients understand their addictions and overcome their eating disorders.

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How to help someone with addiction

Help Myself

Recognising that you are in a cycle of addiction is very distressing and it probably feels like you have nowhere to turn and no one to turn to. You can turn to us.

Help a Loved One

Addiction has a huge impact on the lives of family members and friends. We understand that it can a difficult issue to address with someone who is trapped by an addiction but seeking professional help is the first step.

Help a Colleague

Because addiction is so pervasive, we know that you will spot the symptoms of addiction in the people you work with, study with, or play sport with. Learn about how to help those in need.

Recovery Success

Since Jan 2014 we have treated over 300 people through the residential and outpatient programmes: 56% alcohol addiction | 27% drug addiction | 7% gambling addiction | 7% food related addictions | 3% sex addiction or pornography addiction

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Our Commitment

We believe every person is capable of change and we believe everyone who is trapped by the cycle of addiction wants help. We believe that no-one can change anyone else so we will treat you with dignity and respect. We see you as a whole person, not an addict and we will support you in your courageous struggle with addiction