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If you’re struggling with drug or alcohol problems in Alfreton, you can access confidential residential addiction treatment via Cassiobury Court.
According to the Derby and Derbyshire Drug and Alcohol Strategic Partnership an estimated 11,821 people are dependent on alcohol across the Derbyshire area. Alcohol is responsible for over 15,000 hospital admissions in the area and causes almost 400 deaths each year.
Cassiobury Court helps people experiencing drug and alcohol addiction and professional support is always available, whether you are seeking help for the first time or are experiencing a relapse. Treatment begins with an individual assessment and any treatment programme will be individually tailored to your own circumstances and needs.
There are a number of factors that could help determine whether residential rehab is the right choice for you. These can include the substance type, potential withdrawal symptoms, previous attempts to stop, mental health and whether the home environment supports recovery.
Inpatient or residential addiction treatment offers a number of clear benefits. It allows for a focused recovery programme delivered in a safe environment away from any triggers or temptations. Detox can be supervised and therapies delivered in a structured timetable. Other elements such as nutrition and appropriate exercise can also be incorporated into the treatment plan.
Outpatient support is not as intensive but can be a suitable option for people who are not able to step away from their everyday lives so easily, or might be dealing with less severe substance misuse issues.
If you’re not sure which option might be best for you, you can arrange an assessment to find out more.
Our team includes experienced counsellors, psychologists, and medical professionals specialising in addiction treatment and mental health. We are passionate about helping people overcome addiction and achieve their goals for a healthier and happier life.
We hold the highest professional standards here at our CQC-registered rehab centre. Our fully trained GPs, Physchiatristes, Support Workers, Counsellors and Mental Health Nurses can deliver a comprehensive rehabilitation programme.
At Cassiobury Court we treat substance addictions of all types.
This can include addictions to both illegal drugs and prescription medications. Treatment programmes can differ between stimulants, opioids, sedatives and other drugs.
See below for more information on some of the most common, including:
Alcohol can be every bit as addictive and destructive as other drugs, but the risks are often downplayed because alcohol is both legal and socially accepted. Problem drinking can often creep up on the drinker and slide into full-blown addiction.
Alcohol consumption is linked with many physical and mental health risks, including:
A physical dependency also means you could experience withdrawal symptoms when you don’t drink, which can be very unpleasant, dangerous and in some cases fatal. Unmanaged withdrawal can increase the risks so you should not quit without medical advice or a supervised detoxification process if you are dependent on alcohol.
Addiction often goes hand in hand with mental health issues such as depression, anxiety and trauma. Each can interact with others in different ways and it is generally advisable to address co-existing substance misuse and mental health problems at the same time – an approach known as dual diagnosis treatment.
I cannot praise Cassiobury Court enough. Each day was well structured and every group session was designed to give you different tools to sobriety. I learnt so much from all the therapists and key workers that were taking the sessions due to my lack of understanding of this illness. I was in a place where I was made to feel comfortable and no question were silly which encouraged me to dig deeper and ask questions around my illness and myrecovery.
Cassiobury Court approach to recovery, worked very well for me. It was not like Boot Camp. They actually gave me time to digest the information that was given and time to absorb what was said they kind of gave me the balance to learn, but also do every day life things, I also had time to reflect and focus on myself
I would encourage any newcomers to rehab to engage in many group sessions as they can and take out as much as they can out of these sessions the 12 step AA program was explained to me in such a simple way and gave me the confidence to work it.
I would like to give a special thanks to my key worker as she has helped me find a a new sober, Sam. My key worker from the start has been open and honest which has helped me with my recovery.
I would like to also thank all the staff at Cassiobury Court that have had an impact on my road to recovery.
A special thanks to the kitchen staff and the cleaning staff, as by them doing what they do gave me time to focus on myself and not have to worry about cooking and cleaning. The kitchen staff have made sure that I have been eating properly and have helped me build up my strength.
Overall, Cassiobury Court is the place to come to if in need of a medical detox or need to understand what is involved in recovery and give you the opportunity on how to get away from addiction It’s like being given a second sober life.
I cannot thank Cassiobury Court enough.
Addiction is a serious disease and if you are serious about recovery and want to live a strong, healthier, more spiritual and joyful life – you should admit you are powerlessness and get the support from Cassiobury Court.
The programs are incredibly valuable in group settings to hear other like experiences with the addition of private `Step (1-3) work and therapy sessions with professionals.
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Get here, get sober, find your new life starting at Cassiobury Court.
The wholistic approach of the treatment itself was highly beneficial. As a brief overview, it encompassed:
Group sessions, which was a great opportunity to learn about addiction, effective methods of controlling thoughts, emotions and how to incorporate these new skills into daily life and recovery.
Mindfulness sessions that taught us the basics of meditation, breathing techniques and emotional regulation.
One-to-one sessions with my key worker gave me the guidance needed to incorporate the learned material into an easy to follow recovery plan. My key worker also identified various areas of additional support which will further my recovery both during my stay at Cassiobury Court and in my general daily life. I found the private sessions with the remarkable therapists and psychologist extremely valuable for realigning my values in life so as to seek solace in my pursuits as well as becoming more emotionally centred. As a result I now see the joys in life and not the negatives.
On a final note, I commend their high endeavours to offer clean, safe and comfortable living quarters with delicious hot food. They even took care of my laundry for me so that I was able to focus on my health and recovery without distraction.
If you are seeking recovery by means of treatment and NOT
punishment then Cassiobury Court is quite literally a LIFE SAVER.
They allow as much freedom as you can handle and mix a healthy blend of learning with the freedom to do as you please and not force any narratives.
Each stage of the rehab process will be explained before admission. Tailored treatment programmes will vary between individuals but will generally include:
This will include an initial enquiry, assessment, programme recommendations, payment and travel and arrival arrangements.
Medically supervised and assisted detoxification may be appropriate for some substances, depending on the potential withdrawal symptoms involved. An individual risk assessment is crucial before this step.
A number of treatment options, including therapy, group work, psychoeducation and relapse-prevention planning, can help address the psychological aspects of addiction.
Continued recovery support can help you maintain sobriety after returning to Alfreton. For those who complete their treatment programmes, 12 months of aftercare support is provided free of charge.
Programme durations tend to range from 7 to 28 days, but longer programmes may be suitable in some cases. The recommended duration depends on clinical need, and all care plans are personalised to the individual.
Cassiobury Court is a CQC-registered clinic, offering all the benefits of private, structured and confidential care in a calm and comfortable setting.
Situated on the site of a former coach house in the peaceful residential area of Cassiobury Park, Watford, Cassiobury Court combines modern therapeutic facilities with comfortable accommodation. The centre also features a private garden, providing a tranquil space for quiet reflection.
Travel from Alfreton to Cassiobury Court is easy by road or rail. The drive takes just over 2 hours via the M1, and trains run regularly with changeovers in Nottingham
If you need help for drug or alcohol addiction, Cassiobury Court can offer evidence-led treatments delivered with care, compassion and backed with a wealth of experience in supporting long-lasting recovery.
Yes, treatment and all communications are entirely confidential.
You do not need a GP referral. We can also respond to self-referrals, family referrals and employer referrals.
We offer a complete aftercare package to provide vital support once you leave rehab and return to Alfreton.
The length of the admission process can vary but urgent admissions are available that may take 24 to 48 hours or could involve same-day admission.
Rehab programmes differ in duration and detail and the final price will depend on programme length, clinical requirements and accommodation arrangements.
We have local CQC-approved rehab treatment centres around the United Kingdom where you will find our friendly team of doctors, nurses, and support staff. Our team aim to provide the best care possible for every client we treat. We focus on safety and support to help people achieve long-term recovery in a warm, caring and tranquil environment.
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