New Life Centre is a private, family-owned substance and alcohol addiction service, based on the peer reviewed BONDS treatment protocol. The BONDS treatment protocol was pioneered by Dr Amal Beaini who has over 40 years of consultant experience and has since detoxed over 12,000 patients using his programme since 1995.
The New Life protocol is truly unique and each detox programme is personally designed and tailored to meet the specific needs of the individual. All treatment is conducted on a 1-to-1 basis after a thorough assessment process involving a team of multidisciplinary experts. New Life believes that without tackling the underlying problems, the chance of relapse is very high. To ensure this doesn't happen, New Life Centre provides a 3-staged service consisting of 7-14-day detox, consolidation, and relapse prevention. After detox, clients can return home or to work while they continue to follow up with review appointments via video conferences. New Life also recommends their 12-month outpatient programme that involves regular medical and therapy appointments, tailored to the clients needs and commitment. During treatment, therapists utilize a holistic approach to tackle any underlying cause for the addictions. This could be mental health disorders such as depression or anxiety, bipolar, ADHD and many others.
The New Life Centre is tucked away in the peaceful countryside of North Yorkshire, England. The Broughton Hall Estate (originally built as a farmhouse was recently converted into a 6-bed, home-like estate, surrounded by fields, trees and gorgeous views. Privacy is just as important as comfort and the facility is located on 3,000 acres with no nearby residences, offering discrete treatment and the utmost privacy.
With an idyllic, countryside setting and personalized one-on-one treatment, New Life Centre stands above the rest.
This listing is sourced from the SAMHSA Behavioral Health Treatment Services Locator. Data last synced: April 2026. Always verify current programs and insurance directly with the facility.
