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We have treatment centres for drug and alcohol rehab in Dartmouth
Are you searching for a drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre in Dartmouth? Then you’ve come to the right place. Here at Cassiobury Court, our private drug and alcohol treatment programmes are highly effective in supporting your journey to long-term recovery.
Have you ever considered joining a drug or alcohol rehabilitation programme? Perhaps you’ve thought you can deal with the challenges of addiction on your own at home? We can assure you, that by choosing our rehab, you’ll be making the best decision for your physical and psychological health.
Our team of experienced specialists treat each individual with the utmost respect whilst guiding you to achieve long-term recovery from drug or alcohol addiction.
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We offer residential treatment which is near to the Dartmouth area
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