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The UK currently has a huge drug and alcohol problem that affects a variety of people in tows and cities throughout the country including Coventry.
We offer residential treatment which is close to the Coventry area
Call us on 0800 001 4070
You may think it’ll never affect you, but the chances are you or someone you know in Coventry will succumb to drug or alcohol issues at some point.
According to reports, the number of drug-related deaths in Coventry in 2020 reached 33, which was a 94.1 increase compared to the previous year. The data indicates a serious drug problem in the West Midlands region as a whole, with number of drug related deaths rising from 108 in 2019, to a staggering 219 in 2020.
Unfortunately, a lot of people in Coventry never get help partly due to shame or embarrassment, but also because of the lack of addiction treatment offered by the government.
That’s where specialist private addiction rehab clinics available to Coventry residents come in.
If you’re looking for drug and alcohol rehab in Coventry or the surrounding areas, we can help you get the help you need.
Admitting you have a problem is one thing, but the next step is doing something about it. This can be the hardest part because it means fully committing to your recovery and also deciding on the best way to do it.
Inpatient rehab in Coventry really is the best chance you have at overcoming your addiction as it provides a safe environment for you to recover.
However, if you’re still undecided about whether you really need to consider drug and alcohol rehab in Coventry, here are some common signs that it’s finally time.
Your health is being affected
Alcohol and drugs take a toll on the body because it puts it through a great deal of strain that it’s not designed to deal with.
This inevitably leads to health problems, often sooner rather than later. As an addict, you may feel ill a lot of the time and also experience regular pain.
Unfortunately, this is only the tip of the iceberg. If you continue down this path, the health problems you experience now will only get worse and reduce your quality of life.
Intoxication leads to risk-taking behaviour, leading to accidents or even violence. This could lead to injuries, but when added to long term health conditions, broken bones may be the least of your worries.
If you have been warned by your doctor about your health as a result of substance abuse, it’s time to take them seriously. They’ve seen addiction countless times before and know exactly where it ends up.
Your life is losing stability
While health problems are a clear tell-tale sign, addiction can take hold of your life in other ways too.
With addiction, it’s much harder to keep things stable. It can destroy your ability to keep relationships, hold down a job or even physically look after yourself.
This downward spiral often starts small but you can quickly find yourself losing more and more. This makes you more likely to turn back to substances to cope and of course, the addiction gets worse.
However, it’s not too late. Even if you feel like you’ve lost everything, you can still get control over your life again by seeking professional help available in Coventry.
At Cassiobury Court, we want to make it easy for addicts in Coventry to get the help they need.
If you’re looking for addiction treatment in Coventry, we have a facility near you. We can easily arrange transportation for you to attend when you book an appointment with us.
We want to ensure that you have access to treatment for drug or alcohol addiction in the Coventry area. That way, there’s no need to travel across the country to get the treatment that you need.
That’s one of the benefits of going for private rehab treatment in Coventry over NHS addiction treatment. You get the freedom to choose the right location for you and can get help sooner rather than having to wait for months for drug addiction treatment.
The excessive use of cocaine is a growing problem in the UK, with a rising number in people dying as a result. As well as the psychological impacts of cocaine addiction, over consumption can lead to deadly consequences, causing heart attack or stroke and leaving families devastated. Are you concerned about your own or a loved one’s cocaine habits? Speak to us today to find out more about our 28-day rehab programme.
Following a medically supervised cocaine detox process, you will receive therapy treatments and counselling sessions by experienced medical professionals. These are designed to help you understand your habits with drug use and better manage your addiction.
Despite cannabis addiction not actually causing physical withdrawal symptoms, those suffering with the condition may experience serious mental health issues that can impact their day-to-day life and relationships with loved ones. If your overall quality of life is being hindered by your cannabis addiction, then we’re here to help.
When you visit one of our cannabis rehabs, you take part in counselling sessions with our specialise medical professionals to talk about your feelings, find new ways to help manage your cannabis use and overcome your addiction.
The misuse of painkillers, amongst other common over-the-counter prescription drugs, can have a devastating effect on people’s lives and inflict serious physical symptoms that can lead to death. If you are suffering with a prescription drug addiction of any kind, and want to take your next step in your road to recovery, visit us at Cassiobury Court.
There are many benefits to visiting one of our residential inpatient rehabs, including state-of-the-art facilities, evidence-supported treatments for overcoming prescription drug addictions and a year of free aftercare and support.
Alcohol addiction can be all consuming for an individual’s mental health, which often leads to the continuous use of alcohol and creating a vicious cycle of alcohol abuse. There is a way out of this cycle, and we’re here to help you take your next step in the right direction.
As well as benefitting from being away from your usual environment, when you visit our alcohol rehabs you get to speak to others with alcohol addiction through support groups and group therapy, to help you speak about your feelings, learn about other people’s experiences and find new ways to manage your addiction.
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When all seems hopeless, Cassiobury Court’s rehab treatment in Coventry can help. Getting and remaining sober is entirely possible with our inpatient treatment programmes.
When we get you settled into our high quality rehab centre, we will start by getting you through detox. This means giving you time to get the harmful toxins out of your body.
This process will be difficult and you may experience unpleasant withdrawal symptoms. However, it’s an essential part of the recovery process and we will help you through it.
Once you’ve completed detox, we can get started on getting to know you a bit better so we can tailor your treatment programme to you.
We need to get to the root cause of your drug or alcohol addiction, what started it all off in the first place.
Not knowing why you really became addicted, will make it much harder to help you maintain long term recovery.
We’ll talk with you about personal history, family history, personal circumstances and the nature of your addiction.
Hear from Jack about his experience after visiting one of our rehabilitation services, and helped him overcome his addicition:
You’ll be surprised at how comfortable and calming our rehab clinics are. If you’re imagining bleak hospital rooms, think again. Our residential rehab facilities feature luxury accommodation and private rooms where all your needs are met.
This enables our residents to recover in the best surroundings possible, so they can focus entirely on their sobriety.
Our rehab treatments will consist of therapy sessions with addiction counsellors, group sessions, relapse management tips and of course help with withdrawal symptoms.
After you have completed your residency at our rehab centre near Coventry, our aftercare team will still be there to help you maintain your sobriety long term.
They’ll give you advice on how to avoid triggers in everyday life, how to develop positive habits to replace negative ones and how to join recovery support groups. We absolutely recommend group sessions so that you’ve got someone to talk to who has been there before.
Drug and alcohol addiction is more complex than a lot of people realise. It’s not a simple case of repeated behaviour that needs tackling. Nor is it a simple case of just stopping.
No matter if you are based in Coventry or anywhere else in the country the reason individuals become addicted and abuse substance can be down to a wide variety of reasons.
For some, it could be due to underlying mental health problems such as depression. Drug taking or alcohol abuse becomes an easy form of self medication that quickly spirals out of control.
Others may have been raised in or find themselves in an environment with recreational drug use. This makes the user much more likely to go beyond a one-time experiment and into long-term usage.
Whatever the reason for your addiction, it’s never too late to get help. At Cassiobury Court, we will help you finally overcome your addiction by treating the root of the problem, not just the symptoms.
If you’re based in Coventry and are ready to start attending rehab for drug or alcohol addiction, it’s time to get in contact with admissions team who will make sure you are immediately able to receive drug and alcohol rehab in Coventry.
Don’t delay, it makes it harder to finally take the leap the longer you leave it. The sooner you get in touch, the sooner you can get sober and get your life back.
Get in touch with our admissions team by filling in our quick contact form.
If you require support then consider seeking help from your local GP. Here are some local GP’s in the Coventry area:
Jubilee Crescent
Radford
Coventry
CV6 3FA
183 Green Lane
Coventry
CV3 6EF
1a Farren Road
Coventry
CV2 5EP
42 St Paul’s Road
Coventry
CV6 5DF
178 Foleshill Road
Coventry
CV1 4JH
Coventry University Medical Centre
The Hub
Jordan WI
Coventry
CV1 5QP
There are many free support options for drug and alcohol addiction in Coventry. Here are some free options available:
Coventry Lunchtime As Bill Sees It
Venue: United Reformed Church, 10 Warwick Road, CV1 1EX
Opening hours: Wednesday (1hr 30mins)
Disabled access:Full wheelchair access. Loop system for hearing aid users.
Coventry Pass It On
Venue: Methodist Central Hall, Coventry City Centre, Warwick Lane, CV1 2HA
Opening hours: Tuesday 12:30 (1hr 30mins)
Coventry Big Book Study Lunchtime
Venue: Methodist Central Hall, Coventry City Centre, Warwick Lane, CV1 2HA
Opening hours: Monday 12:30 (1hr 30mins)
Disabled access: Full wheelchair access
Coventry Daily Reflections
Venue: Methodist Central Hall, Coventry City Centre, Warwick Lane, CV1 2HA
Opening hours: 12:30 (1hr 30mins)
Disabled access: Full wheelchair access
Coventry St Johns
Venue: St John the Baptist Church, Fleet Street, CV1 3AY
Opening hours: Sunday 20:00 (1hr 30mins)
Disables access: Full wheelchair access
Helpline: 0247 661 2211
Coventry Spirituality
Venue: St John the Baptist Church, Fleet Street, CV1 3AY
Opening hours: Saturday 12:30pm (1hr 30mins)
Disabled access: Full wheelchair access
Helpline: 0247 661 2211
Coventry Experience, Strength & Hope
Venue: St John the Baptist Church, Fleet Street, CV1 3AY
Opening hours: Tuesday 20:00 (1hr 30mins)
Disabled access: Full wheelchair access
Never Alone Never Again
Venue: Allesley Village Hall, Birmingham Road, CV5 9GS
Opening hours: Sunday 19:30 (1hr 30mins)
Coventry Miracle Mondays
Venue: Small Room, 7 Lamb Street, CV1 4AE
Opening hours: Monday 19:30 (1hr 30mins)
Coventry Thursday Night Step Meeting
Venue: Holyhead Road URC Church, 22 Lammas Road, CV6 1QL
Opening hours: Thursday 20:00 (1hr 30mins)
Intro the Weekend
Venue: Church Hall, 365B Walsgrave Road, CV2 4BG
Opening hours: Friday 19:30 (1hr 30mins)
Here is some of the most frequently asked questions we receive when individuals are considering rehab in Coventry.
How bad is drug and alcohol withdrawal?
Can you force someone into rehab?
What is Dual Diagnosis treatment?
Withdrawing addictive substances from the body can be quite a daunting and uncomfortable process. This is why it's important to consider inpatient treatment as the process is handled in a way that will make you feel as comfortable and safe as possible, the process can be considered to be worse for some depending on the severity of the addiction but inpatient treatment makes the process far more bearable.
Forcing someone into rehab is not something we would advise unless the addiction is so severe that intervention from medical services is needed to protect the individual from a potentially life threatening outcome. What we would recommend would be an intervention, this is a service offered to family and friends who are looking to seek help for their loved one.
Dual diagnosis treatment is provided to individuals who are suffering from both an addiction and mental health condition such as depression and anxiety.
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.
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.
Dr. Olalekan Otulana MBChB, DRCOG, MRCGP, DFSRH, FRSPH, MBA (Cantab)
Dr Otulana is a highly experienced GP and Addiction Physician. He has a specialist interest in Substance Misuse Management and he has a wide range of experience in the assessment, management (including detoxification) and residential rehabilitation of clients with various drug and substance addiction problems. His main aim is to comprehensively assess patients with addiction problems and determine their treatment needs for medical detoxification treatments and psychological interventions. He is also experienced in managing patients who require dual drug and alcohol detoxification treatments.
A strong healthcare services professional with a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) degree from Cambridge University Judge Business School.
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