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About PCP - Addiction Clinics

The Perry Clayman Project was devised to treat drug and alcohol abuse by incorporating the best of current day abstinence methods.

It is delivered through a Twelve Step structure in four stages of treatment. Typical treatment spans a minimum of twelve weeks.

The programme is tailored to accommodate the needs of each patient from initial assessment and detoxification up to graduation.

The Perry Clayman Project is an established quasi residential centre offering all its clients the prospect of a genuine future and the opportunity to rebuild their lives, move out of the problems of addiction and into the solution of recovery and sober living.

We appreciate that patients seek a higher degree of freedom, but also need a high degree of support. By sympathetic monitoring of their progress, the slow process of repairing self-esteem, dignity and self respect begins.

Who looks after the clients' medical needs?

Upon arrival our registered GP carries out a client examination and arranges the most appropriate detoxification, if required.

The detoxification process covers all mood and mind altering chemicals including opiates, stimulants, alcohol, solvents and barbiturates (prescription or street). The client's health level is monitored regularly to ensure there are no medical problems during this critical stage.

A full detoxification usually takes up to ten days, and we try to detoxify as rapidly as is comfortable, since we believe the therapeutic process cannot begin until the client is substance free.

What registration does PCP Luton have?

PCP Luton is fully compliant with the latest quality standards of performance and employment - QUADs and DANOS - to ensure all patients receive the best service and treatment.