Published by Raffa Bari
We have treatment centres for drug and alcohol rehab in Berwick
Are you unsure whether visiting a drug and alcohol rehab in Berwick is for you?
At Cassiobury Court, we regularly receive concerns or questions around localised drug and alcohol rehabilitation.
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Naturally and rightly so, many individuals will question their ability to remain close to home, to their current life fuelled by drugs and alcohol while completing addiction treatment.
Others will thrive through this familiarity, using closeness as a motivator to complete drug and alcohol rehab.
With this in mind, down to the fact that responses differ from person to person, when focusing on localised rehab programmes, there’s no right or wrong answer, until we consider your needs.
Your personal needs, along with your addiction makeup and response to remaining in Berwick will guide the way. This is when you’ll know whether a drug and alcohol rehab in Berwick is for you.
For those clients who do prefer distance, we provide a residential alcohol and drug rehab clinic, set away in Watford, allowing individuals to thrive through a neutral and relaxing setting.
This will motivate them, rather than closeness, down to the fact that they have the opportunity to truly focus on themselves, their addiction recovery journey, and their future.
If you’re questioning localised recovery, it’s time to learn why, along with how residential rehab at Cassiobury Court can support you.
How reliable will selecting a drug and alcohol rehab in Berwick be?
As we’ve briefly shared above, reliability of localised recovery will depend on your personal needs. While comfort or convenience may be a high priority for you, it’s important to consider your ability to remain close to Berwick, while completing the tests of rehab.
Will you be able to cope through withdrawal symptoms while experiencing familiarity with your current lifestyle? Many individuals struggle with this, as they associate places, people or experiences with their current life, which naturally distracts them through rehab.
Down to this localised recovery will not be reliable. With this in mind, it is important to look internally and consider the viability of selecting a drug and alcohol rehab in Berwick.
If you have any doubts, selecting residential rehab, set away will be beneficial, ensuring that you’ll have the right environment to recover from, while preserving physical and psychological health, motivation, and recovery capabilities.
Can I complete outpatient addiction treatment?
Outpatient addiction treatment does have its benefits. It offers flexibility and a sense of freedom. It also provides clients with the ability to continue with their daily responsibilities while also completing drug and alcohol rehabilitation.
This type of rehab programme is fitting for someone who has control over their cravings. As great freedom and the necessity of self-control and independent recovery are present, it’s suited for someone suffering from substance abuse, rather than a physical and psychological addiction.
With this in mind, if you’re struggling with an addiction, outpatient addiction treatment will likely be discouraged. It spans over a longer period, which will not work well with the progressive condition of addiction.
Through this, residential rehab, offering a structured, in-house programme will be the most reliable option for you, ensuring that you can tackle the makeup of addiction, quickly.
Again, this form and degree of drug and alcohol rehabilitation are available through our treatment centre, providing clients with the best environment possible to advance through rehab.
How will I know when I’m recovered?
Signs of recovery will vary from person to person. Factors such as initial causations, the drug that they’ve been abusing, and their idea of recovery will affect this.
However, through a comprehensive rehab programme, there’s great potential for all clients to reach the foundation of addiction recovery.
The foundation of addiction recovery is where you’ll reach the sober status.
This is where you’ll have successfully withdrawn from drugs and alcohol, and you’ll also experience a change in outlooks, disengaging from the addictive tendencies of drugs and alcohol.
This is commonly a clear sign that you’re recovered on an initial scale, and that you’ll be ready to return home to Berwick for aftercare services.
Here’s where your long-term recovery journey will begin, where your efforts will need to continue post-rehab.
Ultimately, you’ll know yourself once a disconnect from drugs and alcohol have been achieved. You’ll experience clarity and a sense of freedom, helping you return home, ready to sustain sobriety.
Will I need to return to drug and alcohol rehab?
Returning to drug and alcohol rehab is something that we hope all clients can avoid. We see rehab as a singular experience, which can promote recovery if completed correctly.
However, for some, this will, unfortunately, be the case, where rehab hasn’t been taken seriously, or where enough effort post-rehab has been disregarded.
There are many pieces to the drug and alcohol rehabilitation puzzle which must be brought together.
We provide you with the processes to each the foundation of recovery, and also offer tools to advance towards long-term recovery. Yet, your actions post-rehab can influence whether a return to rehab is on the cards.
In most cases, future cravings or even relapse can be controlled outside of rehab. By utilising aftercare services, by maintaining a positive lifestyle, and by using a relapse prevention plan as a backup, sobriety can be maintained.
Yet, for some, returning to rehab may be a future idea, unfortunately down to a lack of engagement.
You can control whether returning to Berwick is a positive or negative step, either aiding or deterring your recovery capabilities. Select positivity by embracing the entire puzzle of addiction recovery.
Why is it so hard to overcome addiction?
Unfortunately, addiction is difficult to overcome. This is down to its complex makeup, targeting both physical and psychological associations.
Down to the fact that great difficulties can present themselves, this is exactly why you must look to either visit a drug and alcohol rehab in Berwick, or residential rehab, depending on your needs.
Those complexities will differ from person to person. Addiction makeup will differ from person to person. With this in mind, different types and degrees of drug and alcohol rehab must be available, to reduce the challenges of addiction recovery.
A comprehensive programme must also be completed to tackle each phase of addiction. Physical withdrawal must be aimed for, psychological intervention must be activated, working through personal causations must be completed, and relapse prevention must be prioritised.
This is down to the significant changes in which drugs and alcohol influence, soon turning into a habit, soon turning into a testing illness to suppress.
You can, however, overcome those difficulties, experience the positives of residential rehab, and return to Berwick for long-term recovery with our guidance at Cassiobury Court.
Reach out today to experience a personal rehab programme, catered around your needs.
What our Clients Say
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Natasha Healey
3 Months Ago
This was my first stay at a rehab facility and I entered for a 28 day stay. I came through the gates feeling like a hopeless lost child who had exhausted all other avenues, and now leave as a strong and hopeful individual with all the tools I need to carry on my sobriety journey on the outside.
The day one, all the staff were caring and attentive, catering for all of your needs and explaining everything perfectly in a calm and friendly manner – you felt welcomed straight away.
All of the days were filled with useful and varied sessions, with a structured routine, but still time to socialise and get to know your peers.
One to one therapy sessions were invaluable, and I learnt a lot from my sessions which were conducted in a professional but caring manner, and have given me many techniques to take with me. Also the one to one key work sessions were brilliant, guiding you on your journey in a straightforward, constructive but also compassionate way. Also thanks to all of the amazing staff who ran all of our group sessions, I gained so much from these.
The food was excellent, as well as the medical and housekeeping staff who ensured that you could focus your time and energy on your recovery at all times.
For anyone seeking help with an addiction, I would 100% recommend Cassiobury Court.
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Larissa Disney
0 Months Ago
I came into Cassiobury Court after years of trying to stop on my own, after years of abusing myself physically and mentally i finally came in with the willingness to ask for help and that is what i recieved.
Although nervous when I first came in i was greeted with an incredibly friendly and supportive team, I was made to feel at ease and given privacy but i also knew help was ready and available when i needed itThe workshops, counselling and advice all felt they were tailored to me rather then just being another client and i was encouraged to start seeing the postives of life rather then the negatives, I enjoyed every workshop and the social aspect that came with meeting a group of like minded people and felt that i was being heard and understood.
Since leaving i have re started my life and had support from everyone along the wayI would highly recommend them. To anyone who feels they may be struggling.
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Paul M
8 Months Ago
Had the most amazing experience at Cassiobury Court, guided me through my issues and left me full of
knowledge, positivity and hope.
The amazing staff are always smiling, always offering sound advice when needed, and always there if you just need a chat, they treat you as their peers and make you feel instantly relaxed. Couldn’t recommend the place more – go in with an open mind, be honest about everything and be willing to recover!
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Brendan Mangan
7 Months Ago
I benefitted greatly at cassiobury court. I came in willing to work hard and overcome my mental blockages which kept me relapsing. The one to one’s with the therapist and going through the steps really humbled me. I know now how my head works and will never take my sobriety for granted ever again. I have a structure back in my life I.e food, sleep, exercise and have the tools I need to push on and lead a good and spiritual life. Thank you to all the Cassiobury team. From the housekeeping staff to management has been excellent.
I would strongly recommend to anyone to stay for 28 days like I did as its turned my life around. From a massively heavy drinker and cocaine user to give me the chance for a good life here on end.
Brenden
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Deborah Smith
6 Months Ago
Just completed 28 days at Cassiobury Court and I am pleased to say it has been a positive experience. I have received compassionate expert care from the staff team here who have an in-depth knowledge of addiction. My key workers have been an inspiration and have been by my side every step of the way providing a range of interventions to help me work through my addiction issues. I have been treated with kindness, privacy, dignity and respect. I leave having gained confidence and the power to succeed. Thank you to all at
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Jennie Helm
3 Months Ago
I can’t rate Cassiobury Court residential clinic more highly!
My 14 day stay (after two previous stays at different clinics) was amazing – constructive, enlightening and enjoyable.
My positive experience flowed through right from the very start of the process with my telephone conversations with the admissions team, and once we’d had an initial chat and an assessment, they arranged for a driver to pick me up at 10 o’clock the next morning to drive me the 140 miles from West Dorset to the clinic.
The staff were incredibly welcoming, caring and non-judgmental. I was able to start my detox only an hour or so after my arrival after having a Zoom call with the Doctor. From then on the medical team were always on hand if and when necessary.
A high ratio of the staff are in recovery themselves which means that they knew personally what I was going through, which was both comforting and motivating.
My room was clean, light and bright and I had everything that I needed.
The food was of a very high standard and the chef was flexible and willing to go that extra mile for any special requests.
The group sessions were varied, interesting and run by highly knowledgeable staff. These were backed up by excellent 1-1 sessions with my allocated key worker and allocated therapist.
I can’t stress enough how much new information I learnt in just 14 days.
I have left Cassiobury Court with a renewed determination to start working the 12 step programme and to do what I’m told – as the people who have been giving me this advice are proof to me that I too can change my life for the better as they have.
A huge thank you to you all!
Jennie
Google Rating Score: 4.6 of 5 Based On 74 Reviews
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Raffa Bari - Author
CQC Registered Manager
Raffa manages the day to day caring services here at Cassiobury Court. Dedicated to the treatment and well being of our visitors she is an outstanding mental health coach registered with BAAT (British Association of Art Therapists). Raffa has outstanding experience in managing rehabs across the country and is vastly experienced at helping people recover from drug and alcohol addictions.
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