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We are a regular provider under, and contributor to NDTMS (National Drug Treatment Monitoring System). Our CQC Registration & Authorisation: The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has officially registered and authorised our services and our facility.The Perry Clayman Project provides quality treatment for substance misuse. Drink and drug addiction ruins lives, families and futures. Now, help is close at hand.We use the most up-to-date and proven methods to bring about abstinence for those seeking rehabilitation from addiction. Clapham PCP staff members assist those who seek to rebuild their lives as sober, recovered individuals. Our centre and the supportive team provide support in a family-type setting.The Perry Clayman Project employs a structured system to assist you in reclaiming your confidence, self-control, and ability to cope with everyday issues on your own.We believe that patients deserve the best - and our programme works if you work it. In fact, our graduates have told us how detoxification, the therapeutic support provided by the Clapham team and the free aftercare totally changed their relationships, their ability to find and keep good employment and their approach to life overall.All of The Perry Clayman Project counsellors are in recovery themselves. So, each counsellor's knowledge and understanding of what you're going through is vital in helping you cope and recover.Once you have decided to proceed with drug or alcohol rehabilitation, the care from Clapham PCP staff will make the difference in your life. Our counsellors faced and were able to overcome problems involving alcohol, cocaine, crack, gambling, heroine, cannabis, ketamine, mephedrone, GBL/ GBH, crystal meth and even prescription drugs.Our treatment program addresses many other issues involved with addiction, from co-dependence and sex addiction, to trauma, bereavement and loss. We help you face everyday life skills - like budgeting, time management, nutrition, mental and physical health - and other normal processes that can lead some of us to turn to substance abuse.
