Does travelling from Kent help recovery?

Yes it can. Time away from a potential toxic environment can reduce triggers and support emotional reset, making it feel as if you are beginning a new, more positive chapter.

How quickly can I start treatment?

Depending on room availability, you could be beginning treatment at Cassiobury Court within 24-48 hours of your initial phone enquiry.

Do you offer medical detox?

Yes. Medically assisted detox is the first phase of your treatment at Cassiobury Court. If your withdrawal symptoms are severe, and it is safe to do so, we will administer medication to ease your discomfort.

How long will I stay?

We offer treatment length options of 7, 10, 14, 21, 28+ days. How long you stay depends on what you have paid for and your treatment needs. However, for people with a long history of addiction or suffering severely, we recommend a minimum 28-day stay.

Is treatment confidential?

Yes, all aspects of your time at Cassiobury Court can be confidential. Whilst we operate under a culture of openness and want to remove stigma from addiction, we respect our clients’ wishes for privacy.

What happens when I leave rehab?

To help you during the initial months after finishing treatment, we offer 12 months of free aftercare. Staying connected to a support network and honing relapse prevention skills will strengthen your recovery efforts and lessen the risk of relapse.

Is there a private rehab in Rochester?

Cassiobury Court is the nearest specialised, CQC-registered rehab to Rochester. We support many clients from Kent who travel to our specialist facility for immediate admission.

Can I get addiction help in Medway before travelling?

If you are in crisis and need urgent support, local resources such as Forward Trust Kent NHS services can provide interim support whilst you sort out a longer-term solution.

Are there aftercare meetings in Rochester?

Yes. Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous are worldwide organisations, with several meetings around Medway. Cassiobury Court also has a 12-month programme with weekly online support meetings, so you can still take part even when back in Rochester.

How do people in commuter towns like Rochester manage recovery long-term?

With professional help, people create relapse prevention plans to prepare for potential slip-ups. They take part in aftercare peer support meetings, build up a support network with family at the centre and make lifestyle changes, such as eating better and exercising, to support long-term recovery.