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If you’re living in Camborne and need help for a drug or alcohol problem, confidential addiction treatment is available through Cassiobury Court.
If you’re struggling with substance misuse, you are certainly not alone. Recent statistics showed there were an estimated 6,968 dependent drinkers in Cornwall and the Scilly Isles, with 28% of these in treatment. There were also approximately 2,562 people dependent on heroin or crack cocaine, with 55% in treatment.
Drug and alcohol addiction can be very difficult to overcome without professional support but can be successfully treated. Inpatient rehab is one of the most effective ways of treating addiction, and Cassiobury Court provides residential treatment for people travelling from Camborne and other parts of the region.
Help is available at different stages of addiction and substance misuse, including for those who are currently uncertain whether they need residential rehab. Treatment is confidential and individually tailored – we always remember that everyone experiencing an addiction issue is an individual with their own needs and not just a statistic.
Everyone’s circumstances are unique to themselves, and recovery journeys can vary. Rehab is very effective, but it is not the right choice for everyone. Some of the factors that should be considered by anyone deciding whether they need professional addiction treatment include the substance involved, frequency of use, the potential for withdrawal symptoms, previous attempts to quit and ongoing effects on health and everyday life.
The signs of an addiction can vary depending on the individual and substance involved, but could include:
Inpatient treatment provides all the benefits of a structured, substance-free residential environment. This allows you to really focus on recovery, away from the triggers associated with previous substance use.
Outpatient treatment may be suitable for some people with stable circumstances and lower clinical risk. A professional assessment is needed to recommend the appropriate option: contact Cassiobury Court for more information or a confidential assessment.
Cassiobury Court supports people experiencing alcohol addiction and a wide range of drug addictions.
Alcohol dependence can develop gradually, with tolerance slowly growing – meaning you need to drink more for the same effect, producing a vicious cycle of consumption. Regular drinkers can also develop a physical dependence, with potentially dangerous withdrawal symptoms. This is why suddenly quitting alcohol without the right support in place can be dangerous for someone who is dependent.
Repeated drug use can affect physical health, mental wellbeing, relationships and responsibilities. Every situation is different and detoxification and treatment requirements can differ according to the substance.
Drug addictions treated at Cassiobury Court include:
Addiction often occurs alongside anxiety, depression, trauma and other mental health difficulties. Coordinated treatment can address both substance use and co-occurring mental health needs. This is generally known as dual diagnosis treatment.
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
Every rehab programme is individually tailored, but our team will explain each stage and help organise admission and travel from Camborne. Rehab can help improve health, stability, relationships and quality of life as it addresses addiction and related issues.
Speak to our friendly team to find out whether residential rehab is appropriate for your own unique circumstances.
Our admissions process includes a few standard steps:
Different substances can produce different withdrawal symptoms and may have different detox requirements. This can include complete medically supported detoxification, withdrawal monitoring and emotional and psychological support.
As well as detox, our holistic rehab programmes include individual therapy, group therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioural therapy, relapse-prevention work, wellbeing activities and education about addiction. These therapies address health, well-being and the psychological aspects of addiction.
Aftercare, peer support, relapse-prevention planning and local recovery groups can all help support long-term recovery and the transition back to everyday life in Camborne.
The duration of rehab programmes can vary but tend to last approximately 7 to 28 days. Longer treatment may be recommended in some circumstances.
Cassiobury Court is a private residential treatment provider offering confidential, structured support in a safe and tranquil setting. We have a wealth of experience helping people to overcome addiction.
We are located on the site of a former coach house in the calm residential suburb of Cassiobury Park, Watford. Cassiobury Court offers modern therapeutic facilities and comfortable rooms with a discreet garden for quiet reflection.
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.
The closest rehab is not always the best treatment option for your individual needs. In some cases, travelling outside Cornwall may be preferable for privacy and because it puts you further away from familiar triggers and temptations.
Cassiobury Court is easily reachable from Camborne by car or rail. It is less than a 5-hour drive via routes involving the A30, A303, M5 and M4, and there are plenty of trains going via London.
Addiction is very difficult to deal with alone, but it is treatable and asking for help is a positive first step. If you’re ready to take that step, contact our experienced team today for more information or to start the admission process.
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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