Opioid Rehab: Opioid Addiction Treatment in the UK
Opioid addiction can develop rapidly, causing intense physical dependence, emotional strain, and serious disruption to daily life. As tolerance increases, withdrawal symptoms worsen, making it extremely difficult to stop without professional support.
At PCP, we provide expert opioid rehab and opioid addiction treatment in a safe, medically supervised residential setting.
Our multidisciplinary team, including doctors, nurses, and therapists with lived experience, has spent over 20 years helping individuals rebuild confidence, health, and lasting recovery.
✅ CQC Registered – Fully regulated by the Care Quality Commission, ensuring the highest standards of clinical safety and professional care.
✅ 24/7 Medical Support – Round-the-clock supervision from experienced clinicians to manage withdrawal symptoms such as muscle aches, restlessness, insomnia, and cravings.
✅ Personalised Treatment Plans – Every client receives a tailored programme combining medical detox, evidence-based therapies (CBT, DBT, and group sessions), and holistic approaches for full mind-body recovery.
✅ Long-Term Recovery Support – Includes 12 months of free aftercare, relapse prevention planning, and access to our nationwide peer support network.
✅ 20 Years’ Experience – Our dedicated team has guided more than 4,000 people through opioid recovery with proven, compassionate care.
✅ Where We Offer Opioid Rehab – Our opioid rehab centre is based in Luton, Bedfordshire, easily accessible from London, Essex, Hertfordshire, and the Midlands. We welcome clients from across the UK seeking private, confidential residential treatment in a supportive environment.
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How Opioid Rehab Works at PCP
1️⃣ Assessment and Detox – Begin with a full clinical assessment to understand your physical and psychological needs. If required, you’ll complete a medically supervised detox to manage withdrawal safely and reduce cravings.
2️⃣ Therapeutic Programme – Take part in daily one-to-one therapy, group sessions, and behavioural therapies designed to rebuild coping skills and address the root causes of addiction.
3️⃣ Aftercare and Relapse Prevention – Continue recovery through weekly support groups, ongoing counselling, and peer support networks that help you maintain long-term sobriety.
Why Choose PCP for Opioid Rehab and Addiction Treatment?
What are the Signs of Opioid Addiction
Recognising the signs of opioid addiction early is key to seeking help and starting recovery. Common indicators include:
Physical symptoms: fatigue, pinpoint pupils, nausea, sweating, or withdrawal pain when not using.
Psychological signs: anxiety, mood swings, irritability, or obsessive thoughts about medication or drugs.
Behavioural changes: taking higher doses than prescribed, doctor shopping, or isolating from family and friends.
Lifestyle impact: financial strain, neglecting work or responsibilities, and increased secrecy or risk-taking.
If these signs sound familiar, our professional opioid rehab can provide the structure, medical care, and therapy needed to break the cycle safely.
How Long does Opioid Rehab Last?
A typical opioid rehab programme lasts around 28 days, allowing time for medical detox and structured therapy. However, recovery length can vary depending on factors such as the type of opioid used, duration, and overall health.
For long-term or high-dose dependence, extended residential treatment of 6 to 12 weeks may be recommended to support deeper recovery and relapse prevention.
Whos is this Treatment For?
Opioid rehab is suitable for anyone struggling to control or stop their use of prescription painkillers or illicit opioids. This includes:
People experiencing withdrawal symptoms when trying to stop using.
Those who have built a tolerance and need higher doses to feel normal.
Individuals whose work, finances, or relationships are being affected.
Anyone who’s tried to quit but keeps relapsing.
Families seeking professional help for a loved one
People using multiple substances alongside opioids.
If you or someone you care about fits any of these signs, PCP’s opioid rehab offers the support and clinical care needed for safe, lasting recovery.
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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 benzo addiction.
With flexible payment options and 24/7 assistance, our team is ready to help you start your recovery journey today.
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Our Team
Dr Olalekan Otulana
GP with Specialist Interest in Substance Misuse | Addiction Physician | MBChB, MRCGP, DFSRH, FRSPH, MBA (Cantab)
Dr Olalekan Otulana is an experienced GP and addiction physician specialising in substance misuse management, medical detoxification and residential rehabilitation. He is the longest-serving doctor at Rehab Today by PCP, having joined the Perry Clayman Project in November 2010.
Practising medicine since 2000, Dr Otulana has extensive experience assessing and managing patients affected by drug and alcohol dependency, including those requiring medically supervised withdrawal and complex detoxification treatment.
Alongside his clinical expertise, he holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Cambridge Judge Business School and has contributed to clinical protocol development, strategic planning and improvements in patient care at PCP.
Professional Experience
Dr Otulana has worked extensively in addiction medicine, providing medical assessments and treatment for individuals experiencing substance dependency.
His clinical approach is person-centred, taking into consideration each patient's medical history, previous detoxification experiences and individual treatment needs.
At Rehab Today by PCP, he has helped develop treatment protocols and support the delivery of safe, structured rehabilitation programmes, including services at PCP Luton.
Medical Qualifications and Professional Memberships
• MBChB – Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery
• MRCGP – Member of the Royal College of General Practitioners
• DRCOG – Diploma of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists
• DFSRH – Diploma of the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare
• FRSPH – Fellow of the Royal Society for Public Health
• MBA (Cantab) – Cambridge Judge Business School
• Advanced Addiction Practitioner Member – Addiction Professionals
Specialist Clinical Training
Dr Otulana has completed additional professional training in addiction medicine, psychopharmacology and the management of substance misuse.
• Clinical Certificate in Psychopharmacology (Part 1), British Association for Psychopharmacology
• Clinical Certificate in Substance Misuse Management
• Certificate in the Management of Drug Misuse (Parts 1 and 2)
• Certificate in the Management of Alcohol Problems in Primary Care
• Clinical Certificate in the Management of Anxiety Disorders
• Clinical Certificate in the Management of Affective Disorders
Areas of Clinical Expertise
• Drug and alcohol addiction assessment
• Medically supervised alcohol and drug detoxification
• Prescription medication dependence and withdrawal
• Substance misuse management in primary care
• Residential addiction rehabilitation
• Dual substance dependency and complex withdrawal cases
• Clinical treatment planning and patient safety
Professional Profiles and Recognition
Further details of Dr Otulana's medical experience, professional qualifications and work in addiction treatment are available through his external professional profiles.
• LinkedIn Professional Profile – Medical qualifications, clinical training, professional memberships and career history.
• Rehab Clinics Group – Clinical reviewer profile outlining his experience in addiction medicine and medically supervised detoxification.
• Abbington House – Professional biography detailing his addiction treatment expertise and clinical background.
• Cambridge Judge Business School – The institution where Dr Otulana completed his MBA.
Articles by Dr Olalekan Otulana
Dr Otulana contributes to Rehab Today's medical and educational content, sharing his clinical knowledge of addiction, detoxification, substance dependency and rehabilitation.
His articles help readers better understand the risks associated with substance misuse, available treatment approaches and the importance of appropriate medical support during withdrawal.
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.”
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What We Do
We provide safe addiction treatment at one of our trusted residential rehab centres. All therapy is regulated by the Care Quality Commission and is provided by our experienced in-house lived experience team.
Rehab Today by PCP (The Perry Clayman Project) is a CQC-registered rehab clinic providing addiction treatment across the UK.
How We Can Help
Most of those suffering from addiction feel hopeless, no matter how much they want to stop, they fail time and time again. However it is possible to stop and to stay stopped! Our team has helped thousands to recover from active addiction. We are ready to help you overcome this deadly disease; are you?
Why Choose Us
We operate the UK’s leading drug and alcohol rehab centres and have been successfully treating people for over 20 years. We treat our clients with respect and dignity, and pride ourselves on creating a safe, comfortable environment for you to receive your heroin addiction treatment and start recovery.
How to Get Help
Getting professional help is the first real step to overcoming your opioid addiction. We invite you to use the live chat function or WhatsApp to get in touch with a member of our team or contact us via telephone for immediate support and admission. Call today on 0800 0380 480

