Cassiobury Court

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Drug and Alcohol Rehab Camborne

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Drug and Alcohol Rehab Camborne
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Drug and Alcohol Rehab Camborne

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.

 

Is Rehab the Right Choice?

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:

  • Needing more of a substance to experience the same effect
  • Being unable to reduce or stop use
  • Experiencing withdrawal symptoms
  • Using substances to cope with emotions or daily life
  • Neglecting work, education or family responsibilities
  • Continuing despite damage to health or relationships
  • Concealing the extent of substance use
  • Losing interest in previously enjoyed activities

Inpatient vs Outpatient

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.

 

Addictions We Treat

Cassiobury Court supports people experiencing alcohol addiction and a wide range of drug addictions.

Alcohol Addiction

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.

Drug Addiction

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:

Dual Diagnosis Treatment at Cassiobury Court

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.

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    Svetlana Fathers

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    My experience at CC has been truly life-changing. During my 2-week stay I managed to turn my life around with the help of the recovery programme CC has given me. All staff are very professional, supportive, friendly and approachable. I could turn to anyone at any time of the day if I needed help or simply anyone to talk to. The sessions are very informative and engaging. The feeling of community is unparallelled. I enjoyed a combination of 1-2-1 meetings/therapy sessions, group workshops, creative sessions and social activities. I was exposed to a variety of fellowships, was taught about multiple concepts and techniques to enable my recover. The facility itself, alongside with the quality of food and housekeeping is excellent. The atmosphere at CC made me feel safe, welcomed and understood. I would strongly recommend CC to any suffering addicts seeking a long-term receovery. When you book CC, you won’t regret it!

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    Lee Pyke

    4 Months Ago

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    I spent 28 days here and was honestly the best experiences of my life, Rebecca and Idel saved my life but every single team member played there part including the house keepers , nearly everyone that is there including therapist are in recovery , it the only place ive ever been where people understand me and my mind instantly and they give you the tools to change your life. Food was very good , towel changed every other day. Hoping to go back in the future to do a chair
    Thanks so much 🙏

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    I needed to be separated from alcohol and initially booked in for a two week alcohol detox. A couple of days in however i knew i was in a good 12 step based rehab. I decided then another 2 weeks was necessary to get a good solid start for my recovery journey. I have experience of a 12 step program, it had worked for me for some years prior. Cassiobury Ct had a good, varied program. I learnt so much more about myself and addiction. The staff were all compassionate and knowledgeable. Many had been where i was. I felt safe in CC. I was fortunate to be surrounded by very supportive peers, we cried together and we laughed together. I walked in feeling such a failure , since leaving i have held my head high. Thank you for the love CC when I struggled to love myself.
    Cathy R

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    Alice Whittaker

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    I stayed at Cassiobury Court for 28 days in December 2021 to January 2022 and I’m now 110 days clean and sober. The level of care and support you receive here from all the staff is outstanding. From admissions, to leaving through to aftercare I cannot thank everybody enough. They tirelessly go above and beyond to help every individual to get them back on track with detox, step work, one-to-one therapy, group therapy, acupuncture, fitness and good food. Each patient is different and the staff keep a very close eye on each individuals personal circumstances and try to guide them to the best of their abilities. Truely inspirational as have all been through the hell of addiction themselves so there is zero judgement. If you want it bad enough this is the safest environment to be in. I actually miss them all!!!

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    Rosie M

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    I spent 2 weeks at Cassiobury, really think it might have saved my life, Jane walked me in on the first day and told me I wouldn’t want to leave by the end of it, she wasn’t wrong. Every member of staff were amazing and so supportive. Having had two not so good experiences at other rehabs I was very nervous and in a really bad way, at my worst point in drinking ever and thinking there was no way out, but now I feel better than I have in 4 years 🙂 so apprecitive to literally everyone there, so welcoming and understanding. The food is amazing too, and will cater to your needs, felt so looked after and genuinely cared for, will forever be grateful for this experience x

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    Brendan Mangan

    7 Months Ago

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    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.

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The Rehab Process

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.

The Admissions Process

Our admissions process includes a few standard steps:

  • Confidential initial enquiry
  • Pre-admission assessment
  • Discussion of medical history and substance use
  • Agreement on an appropriate treatment plan
  • Organisation of an admission date and travel

Medically Supervised Detox

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.

Treatments Provided

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

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.

Lengths of Rehab Treatment

The duration of rehab programmes can vary but tend to last approximately 7 to 28 days. Longer treatment may be recommended in some circumstances.

 

Why Choose Cassiobury Court?

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.

Meet Our Team

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.

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    Raffa Bari

    CQC Registered Manager
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  • Dr Mosun - Consultant Psychiatrist and Addiction Specialist at Cassiobury Court

    Dr Mosun

    Consultant Psychiatrist and Addictions Specialist
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  • Dr Ola Otulana - GP and Addiction Specialist at Cassiobury Court

    Dr Ola Otulana

    GP and Addiction Specialist Physician
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  • Alison Hipwell - Deputy Manager at Cassiobury Court

    Alison Hipwell

    Deputy Manager (Operations Officer)
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  • Jane Pearce - Deputy Manager at Cassiobury Court

    Jane Pearce

    Deputy Manager (Clinical Lead)
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Travelling to the Clinic

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.

 

Get Support Today

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.

Our Treatment Centres

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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