Affordable Ketamine Rehab in the UK
Ketamine is a dissociative drug that can cause both psychological dependence and serious physical harm when used repeatedly. While some people first encounter ketamine in medical or recreational settings, ongoing use can quickly progress into patterns that are difficult to control without professional support.
Ketamine addiction is often misunderstood because it does not always produce severe physical withdrawal in the same way as some other substances. However, dependence can still develop, particularly at higher doses or with frequent use, leading to escalating health risks and significant disruption to mental wellbeing, relationships and daily functioning.
Ketamine rehab provides structured medical and therapeutic support to help individuals stop using ketamine safely, address the underlying drivers of addiction and reduce the risk of long-term harm.
Professional Ketamine Rehab in the UK
✅ CQC Registered – Fully regulated by the Care Quality Commission, ensuring the highest standards of safety, clinical care, and professionalism.
✅ 24/7 Medical Support – Continuous supervision from experienced clinicians to manage ketamine withdrawal symptoms, including anxiety, fatigue, and mood instability.
✅ Personalised Treatment Plans – A comprehensive programme combining medical detox (where required), evidence-based therapies such as CBT and DBT, group therapy, and holistic support for mind and body healing.
✅ Long-Term Recovery Support – Includes 12 months of free aftercare, relapse-prevention planning, and access to our national recovery and alumni network.
✅ 20 Years’ Experience – Our dedicated team has supported over 4,000 people through safe detoxification, rehabilitation, and long-term recovery from addiction.
✅ Where We Offer Ketamine Rehab – Our Ketamine rehab centre in Luton, Bedfordshire, is within easy reach of London, Hertfordshire, Essex, and the Midlands.
We welcome private clients from across the UK seeking trusted, professional residential treatment in a compassionate setting.
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How Ketamine Rehab Works at PCP
1️⃣ Assessment and Detox – Begin with a full clinical assessment to understand your physical and psychological needs. Ketamine detox is the initial stage of the treatment process, conducted under medical supervision to ensure your safety and effectively manage any withdrawal symptoms. Professional treatment is vital during this withdrawal process to help you experience withdrawal symptoms as comfortably as possible and address both physical and psychological aspects of ketamine addiction treatment.
2️⃣ Therapeutic Programme –Take part in daily one-to-one therapy sessions, group sessions, and family therapy as part of a comprehensive ketamine addiction treatment process.
Evidence-based approaches such as cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) are used to address underlying psychological issues and help prevent relapse. Holistic therapies, including yoga and meditation, are integrated to promote overall healing and address root causes. Each client receives a personalised treatment plan tailored to their needs, with a range of treatment options available, including inpatient and outpatient care.
3️⃣ Aftercare and Relapse Prevention –Continue recovery through weekly support groups, ongoing support, ongoing counselling, and peer support networks. Relapse prevention strategies are provided to help you develop coping strategies, use coping strategies effectively, and prevent relapse, supporting long-term recovery as part of the overall treatment process.
What are the Signs of Ketamine Addiction
Ketamine addiction can develop quickly, often starting with casual or medical use before leading to dependence. Recognising the signs early is key to getting help.
Common signs of ketamine addiction include:
Needing higher or more frequent doses to feel the same effects
Memory loss, confusion, or difficulty concentrating
Mood swings, anxiety, or depression when not using
Poor motivation and neglect of responsibilities
Inability to stop despite negative consequences
Physical symptoms such as nausea, sweating, and tremors during withdrawal
Bladder pain, inflammation, or urinary issues from prolonged use (known as ketamine bladder or ketamine bladder syndrome)
Psychological dependence—strong mental and emotional reliance on ketamine, leading to cravings and difficulty functioning without it
Ketamine dependence, where both physical and psychological factors drive continued use
Impact on both physical and mental health, including cognitive impairments and increased risk of mental health issues like anxiety and depression
Ketamine addiction may be linked to underlying mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, or trauma, which can contribute to self-medication and dependency
Ketamine addiction shares risks and patterns with other drugs such as cocaine and heroin, including the potential for severe health consequences and the development of dependence
Ketamine-Specific Risks and Complications
Ketamine addiction presents distinct risks that differ from many other substances, particularly when use becomes frequent or long-term.
One of the most serious complications is ketamine-related bladder damage, often referred to as ketamine bladder syndrome. Repeated ketamine use can irritate and inflame the urinary tract, leading to symptoms such as bladder pain, frequent urination and, in severe cases, long-term urological damage that may require medical treatment.
Ketamine misuse is also associated with cognitive and psychological effects, including memory impairment, difficulty concentrating and persistent dissociation. Some individuals experience ongoing feelings of detachment or emotional numbness even when not using the drug.
Mental health difficulties frequently occur alongside ketamine addiction. Anxiety, low mood and depressive symptoms are common, and ketamine use may worsen existing mental health conditions or contribute to patterns of self-medication.
Addressing these ketamine-specific risks requires structured treatment that considers both physical health and psychological wellbeing as part of the recovery process
How Long does Ketamine Rehab Last?
A typical Ketamine rehab programme lasts around 28 days, providing structured detox and therapy to support recovery. However, treatment length can vary depending on factors such as the medication type, dosage, and duration of use. Clients with long-term dependence or mental health conditions may need 6 to 12 weeks of residential care for lasting recovery.
Who is this Treatment For?
Individuals using ketamine regularly or bingeing on weekends
People who have tried to stop but keep relapsing
Those experiencing anxiety, depression, or detachment linked to ketamine use
Anyone whose work, studies, or relationships are being affected
Families seeking professional support for a loved one
Individuals using ketamine alongside other substances or alcohol
Anyone who feels trapped, isolated, or unable to cope without using
Ketamine Rehab FAQs
Is ketamine rehab medically supervised?
Ketamine rehab is typically delivered within a clinically governed setting, particularly during assessment and early treatment. Medical oversight helps identify physical or mental health risks and ensures appropriate support is in place throughout the treatment process.
What are ketamine withdrawal symptoms?
Ketamine withdrawal is usually psychological rather than physical. Common symptoms include low mood, anxiety, fatigue, sleep disruption and strong cravings. Professional support can help manage these symptoms and reduce the risk of relapse during early recovery.
Can ketamine rehab help with bladder problems?
Stopping ketamine use is essential to prevent further bladder damage. While existing bladder symptoms may require separate medical care, rehab supports abstinence and addresses the behaviours that contribute to ongoing harm.
Is ketamine rehab available on the NHS?
Access to NHS support for ketamine addiction varies by area and may involve waiting times. Some people choose private ketamine rehab to access structured treatment more quickly and receive more intensive therapeutic support.
Clinical Governance and Medical Oversight
All ketamine rehab and addiction treatment at PCP is delivered within a clinically governed framework and regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
Treatment programmes are overseen by qualified medical professionals with experience in substance misuse management. Clinical input includes assessment, withdrawal management where required and ongoing monitoring throughout treatment to ensure safety and appropriate care.
This page has been reviewed to support clinical accuracy and reflects evidence-based approaches used within regulated residential rehabilitation services in the UK.
Why Choose PCP for Ketamine Rehab and Addiction Treatment
I have completed 3 months, I came in homeless and a broken man, PCP staff, Andy have helped me get my life back. I have a new home, and I'm 83 days clean and sober, I have tools to help me stay clean and sober. I can't thank PCP enough.
We wanted to write a review as parents, as our son was an addict and went to PCP Luton for his treatment. This has been a traumatic experience for all family members however the professionalism of staff has overwhelmed us enormously and we cannot thank them enough, they've guided us every step of the way their kindness and understanding has been invaluable. Although the participation of treatment was tough we are forever grateful towards the team members. Especially Andy Kalli and Amanda to name a few. They helped us immensely and we couldn`t have done it without them, they have continued to stay in contact with the entire family providing aftercare calls after his departure. The process has been extremely successful and although this has been a life changing experience, we still understand that there must be rigorous and diligent work on his behalf to be completed. We are thrilled and overjoyed to have our loving and exuberant son back, we are extremely obliged and deeply indebted to PCP and we will be forever grateful to the amazing team! Thank you!
I have just completed a 3 month residential programme at PCP and can't thank them enough. I have tried many times to get clean and sober and after spending a short time at PCP last year I decided to check in for 12 weeks. Andy Amanda and the team tailored a programme to suit my needs which included weekly support for my wife and family, helping them to understand addiction and supporting them through the process.
I have attended daily 12 step meetings and have left treatment having completed the 12 steps working with a sponsor. I trusted myself to PCP and had to hand over my care to them and listen to what they were telling me I had to do to stay clean and sober.
Get Started Today!
Admitting you need help is the first step toward recovery. At PCP, we offer immediate admission, confidential support, and a clear path to break free from ketamine addiction.
With flexible payment options and 24/7 assistance, our team is ready to help you start your recovery journey today.
Call our helpline now: 0800 0380 480
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Our Team
Dr Olalekan Otulana
Dr Otulana is PCP’s longest-serving doctor. He is an experienced Physician with Specialist Interest in Substance Misuse Management and he has a wide range of experience in the assessment and management (including detoxification) of clients with various drug and substance addiction problems. Dr Otulana started practising as a doctor in 2000 and with over 10 years as an Addiction Physician. He is an Advanced Addiction Practitioner Member of Addiction Professionals and also holds the Certificate in Clinical Psychopharmacology (Part 1) of the British Association for Psychopharmacology. He is additionally a strong healthcare services professional with a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) degree from Cambridge University Judge Business School.
Andy Kalli
Andy turned a 24-year struggle with addiction into a life dedicated to helping others recover. After rebuilding his life through therapy, education, and family support, he earned a First-Class Honours Degree in Psychology with Substance Use and Misuse and qualifications in Counselling, Peer Mentoring, and Child Adverse Experiences. Formerly a Lived Experience Coordinator for the Forward Trust, Andy now leads PCP as Centre Manager, using compassion and first-hand insight to guide clients toward lasting recovery.
“If I can do it, anyone can.”