Fellowship House Men’s Residence FAQ’s

Questions:

Answers:

1. How do I get further help?

Referral to Fellowship House Men’s Residence can be made directly by the person concerned. Referrals can come from Tabor Lodge or from other Addiction Treatment Centres throughout the country for those who have already completed Primary Treatment. Contact us on 021-4545984 to arrange an assessment meeting with a professional addiction counsellor in strict confidence. Admissions can happen within 72 hours of the assessment appointment.

We would always advise that you be accompanied by a family member or friend to this appointment both for support and as a valuable source of information.

2. What is the cost?

The cost of treatment is €36 per day or €252 per week. Assistance may be available towards these costs and these are available from various sources which will be discussed with you at the assessment stage.

3. Will my health insurance cover the costs?

No, health insurance does not cover the costs.

4. Why choose Fellowship House Men’s Residence? (Testimonials)

‘I believe I’m becoming the person I always wanted to be, sober, honest, loving father and partner.’

‘I am more disciplined and can comply with routine and structure.’

‘I learned a lot about myself and why I was that horrible person when in addiction. I learned a lot from my counsellor about myself.’

‘I learned that through the gift of talking and how it helps me and others. I learned that the journey is just beginning.’

‘I am more confident and have more peace of mind.’

‘I believe I have learned a greater understanding of the nature of my addiction.’

‘I have changed into a better person that knows his feelings and now I can be a good friend and a loving caring father and show my son what life is all about and be there for him when he needs me.’

‘Above all Fellowship House has shown me how to live.’

‘I believe that I have got the peace of mind that I was looking for and a greater understanding of my addiction and the 12 step programme.’

‘I am more confident, I’m able to deal with people better, I have a better understanding of addiction and how to deal with it, and I’m a lot more comfortable around recovery.’

‘I can see that I can enjoy life without drink or drugs’.

5. Is there a detox unit at the Centre?

There is no detoxification unit at the centre but potential residents of the centre need to be free of alcohol and drugs for 72 hours prior to admission.