The Ley Community development update

Following our merger with the Ley Community, we have opened Ophelia House at the Ley Community.

Ophelia House At the Ley Community is a women’s only residential treatment service. The service carries on the legacy of the Ley Community by supporting women with drug and alcohol needs in a Therapeutic Community setting.

With an all-female staff team, Ophelia House is a Therapeutic Community offering CQC-registered drug and alcohol residential care to women. The service has been developed to meet the needs of women who require abstinence-based residential substance use treatment in a safe and therapeutic environment. Residents stay in a newly redeveloped and refurbished property in the leafy suburbs of Oxford.

Our multi-disciplinary team provide personalised support through one-to-one, group and complementary therapies within a Therapeutic Community approach. Gender-specific treatment will feature a bespoke group programme designed by our clinical interventions team.

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