Residential rehab for men and women who need support with drug or alcohol challenges.
WithYou at Chy offers residential places for adults who have completed a detox or have been substance free 5 days prior to admission.
Chy gave me the tools and knowledge I needed to deal with my addiction problems as well as building my self confidence so I can start to live a happy and enjoyable life. - Client, WithYou at Chy
WithYou at Chy is a residential rehab for men and women who need support with drug or alcohol challenges.
Our trauma informed programme runs for 12 weeks and is delivered by experienced staff. Expert help is on hand 24 hours a day to support residents throughout their recovery journey.
We offer one-to-one support, group support, life skills workshops, and training and education opportunities.
There’s a range of psycho-social interventions available, including therapeutic group work, workshops and counselling sessions delivered by experienced BACP accredited counsellors.
We also provide the RAFT programme, which is an eight-week intensive trauma informed arts psychotherapy programme.
We are a dog friendly rehab with heated kennels, making our services better accessible to dog-owners.
For those wishing to extend their therapeutic journey, residents can apply for one of our on-site move-on flats.
We have a CQC rating of 'good overall'.
WithYou at Chy offers residential places for adults who have completed a detox or have been substance free 5 days prior to admission.
We also provide after-care support for people who are working towards independent living, which includes move-on flats on site, aftercare groups and employment support.
We offer support for family members.
Lots of people who come to With You at Chy are funded by their local authority. We also welcome people who are funding themselves.
We are based in a historic building and gardens in Truro.
Address: Rosewyn House, Alverton Terrace, Truro, United Kingdom, TR1 1JE
This is a residential provision, general enquiries can be made during normal office hours by calling 01872 262414
If you require support outside usual office hours please contact your local service, or in an emergency, call 999.
If you have a disability, are neurodiverse or English is not your first language, please let us know when you get in touch. We make our services as accessible as we can and we'll work out the best way to support you.
