Cassiobury Court

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We have treatment centres for drug and alcohol rehab in England

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Drug and Alcohol Rehab England

People from England can suffer from a range of addictions and mental health problems that often lead to people needing to be admitted for rehabilitation within a residential treatment centre.

Where ever you are based within England our drug and alcohol rehab centre is accessible to you via a range of routes. The treatment we offer is varied and is tailored to the specific needs of the person being admitted.

 

Here are the areas in England which we serve

Here is a list of areas of England we service:

  • London
  • South East England
  • North West England
  • South West England
  • North East England

 

Routes to drug and alcohol rehab England

Rehabilitation is available to help you conquer a range of addictions or mental health problems such as drug and alcohol addiction.

We offer admissions for people whether being referred from a private health practitioner or an NHS GP. The rehab you will experience will endeavour to help you overcome any problem you may have.

 

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What our Clients Think

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    John Page

    3 Months Ago

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    This place equips you with everything you need to recover. Id not hesitate in recommending it. Fantastic, knowledgeable and passionate staff that works tirelessly to personalise care plans. Great food and accommodation.

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    Dan Peacey

    5 Months Ago

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    The only way that I can start this review is by saying that Cassiobury Court saved my life. I have had a severe problem with alcohol for over 10 years and I almost lost everything, but due to the care, consideration and commitment the facility has to offer, I have been given the opportunity to start again and live a full life with sobriety. The sessions have not only taught me more about the illness and severity of it, but has also equipped me with the coping mechanisms and skills to manage those negative feelings and maintain a happy & healthy lifestyle. Each Recovery Practitioner provides a different approach and continued to show their professionalism and dedication to the cause before and even after my stay. I will be forever grateful to Cassiobury and I couldn’t recommend it more.

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    Natasha Healey

    7 Months Ago

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    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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    Michelle P

    10 Months Ago

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    I have spent some time at Cassiobury Court over the last 6 months and cannot speak more highly of the experience. I admitted myself for alcohol addiction and was very scared when I arrived and did not have any idea what to expect. The staff could not have been kinder to me. I wanted to leave on day 2 because I was very anxious and out of my comfort zone, but fortunately staff members calmed me down and I ended up staying which I am very glad about. The schedule is very good with group sessions, some one on one sessions and therapy sessions.
    The food is excellent and the chefs are very accommodating if you wish to have something different. There is a daily trip to the local shop to get any bits you may need.
    All the staff are amazing, the recovery workers, the management, the chefs and kitchen staff and all that work at Cassiobury are all so caring and it really shows.
    You have time to get to know the rest of the group and I ended up building close bonds and have kept in contact with many that I met in Cassiobury (and I bump into people I met at meetings outside as well as on the aftercare calls).
    All in all, if your are considering a treatment centre then I would highly recommend Cassiobury Court, I am very grateful for my time there.

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    Amy Elizabeth Munford

    3 Months Ago

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    It’s a pleasure to have been a client at Cassiobury Court. From the moment I arrived I felt like a welcome part of the family, it’s non judgmental and compassionate approach to recovery has differed from any center which I have previously attended.
    The structure allowed me to develop at my own pace and to work through my recovery journey, which started with me at an all time low. When I entered I was a shell of a person, after a toxic relationship. My substance misuse and eating disorder was out of control and my health, mental and physical, was deteriorating rapidly.

    The staff, each with there own expertise and experience guided me compassionately and from a genuine place of kindness and warmth.

    The facilities, all departments from housekeeping, kitchen to admin and support staff, have made a genuine difference to the person I am leaving as.
    Strong, rebuilt and confident. Ready to step into a life of sobriety and positivity.

    I have made life long friends and made life long changes thanks to Cassiobury.

    I can genuinely recommend Cassiobury, to anyone who has found themselves in the depths of there addiction, they will help you find the path out, however unmanageable life may seem.

    All my love to the team there and to the clients past, present and future
    Amy x

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    Larissa Disney

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    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 it

    The 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 way

    I would highly recommend them. To anyone who feels they may be struggling.

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Our admissions process for drug and alcohol rehab England

Drug admissions and alcohol admissions are dealt with by our trained staff that will create a bespoke care package to help you address the issues caused by and surrounding the addiction.

We appreciate that mental health problems often precede or accompany addictions. Drug and alcohol addiction can be successfully treated at our treatment centres by way of rehabilitation delivered by our specialised and experienced staff. Bespoke treatment is offered to ensure you are given the best possible chance of recovery.

Our drug rehab and alcohol rehab treatment centres are available for people across England to access Alcohol Rehab England. Regardless of where you to live in the country, our treatment centres are accessible to you.

Being referred for alcohol admissions or drug admissions often requires a stay of 4 – 6 weeks at one of our residential treatment centres. We believe this form of admission gives you the best chance possible of being successful on the road to recovery. This way you are removed from any temptations or people who have contributed to the development of your addiction or mental health problems.

 

Cocaine Rehab

Embarking on a journey towards cocaine rehab marks a significant turning point in your recovery journey.

Your journey begins with a personalised approach, determined by our pre-admission assessment; this is where we will find out more about you, your addiction and the advancement level of such. If necessary, you’ll go through a closely monitored detox phase to ensure the safe management of withdrawal symptoms, however, this isn’t always necessary for behavioural addictions like cocaine.

The main focus includes therapy – especially cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT), which will aid in recognising triggers and developing effective coping mechanisms. Additionally, you’ll gain insights into the long-term repercussions of cocaine use. Post-rehab, continued support through aftercare programs becomes instrumental in sustaining your commitment to sobriety.

 

Cannabis Rehab

Opting for cannabis rehab demonstrates a proactive stance in reclaiming control.

Upon admission, a tailored treatment plan is created to suit your specific needs. While withdrawal symptoms from cannabis are typically manageable, expect some fluctuations in mood and disturbances in sleep patterns during the detox phase.

Integral to the rehab process are therapy sessions, such as cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT), group therapy and more. You’ll also receive comprehensive education on the potential long-term consequences of persistent cannabis use so you’re more aware of the dangers of consistent use.

After rehab, participating in post-rehab aftercare programs, like support groups and individual counselling, serves as an essential pillar in fortifying your defence against future relapse.

 

Prescription Drug Rehab

Addressing prescription drug addiction through rehab is a crucial step towards recovery. We understand that prescription drugs are often essential to handling particular conditions; that being said, the danger of them becoming addictive is no less than any other drug.

The program initiation involves a comprehensive assessment to tailor a suitable treatment plan, which may include a closely monitored detoxification process. Therapeutic interventions are a key part of the psychological facets of addiction, all the while you’ll receive education on the risks associated with misusing prescription drugs, as well as any underlying mental health issues contributing to your addiction.

Not to mention that in order to sustain long-term recovery, you’re expected to actively participate in aftercare programs, such as support groups and individual counselling.

 

Alcohol Rehab

Seeking assistance from an alcohol rehab facility signifies a proactive effort to overcome alcohol addiction.

The process commences with an in-depth evaluation, guiding the creation of a personalised treatment strategy. Depending on the severity of withdrawal symptoms, a supervised detoxification process might be necessary. Therapies, like cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) are central to the rehabilitation process.

Alongside understanding the consequences of alcohol misuse, post-rehab support through aftercare programs, such as support groups and individual counselling, is crucial in maintaining a sober lifestyle and preventing relapses. While the journey might pose challenges, with unwavering support, liberation from alcohol dependency is attainable.

 

Aftercare and relapse prevention after drug and alcohol rehab in England

Once you have successfully completed the treatment delivered to you by our trained specialists, we help encourage you to continue on the road to recovery through aftercare. In addition to your stay at the residential treatment centre we also strongly encourage people to become involved in non-profit organisations such as Alcoholics Anonymous or another support group that can help them continue their rehab once back in the community. This way, you can do your best to ensure you do not slip back into the negative ways that may have led you to develop a problem.

 

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Alcoholics & Narcotics Anonymous Meetings in England

Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous are free group therapy sessions that follow the 12-step model and operate internationally for those suffering from addiction to alcohol and drugs.

Below, you can see some of these in-person meetings central to England.

Alcoholics Anonymous

Charing Cross As Bill Sees It

When: Thursdays, 15:00

Where: Friends Meeting House, 8 Hop Gardens, St Martins Lane

Soho Newcomers

When: Mondays, 17:00

Where: Upstairs Room, St Annes Church, 55 Dean St

Victoria Big Book Step & Tradition

When: Mondays, 18:30

Where: The Abbey Centre, 34 Great Smith St

Narcotics Anonymous

One Hour Step Meeting

When: Sundays, 11am

Where: 300 Old Brompton Road, Earl’s Court, Greater London, SW5 9JF

Euston We Have a Problem

When: Sundays, 11 am

Where: St Pancreas Church Hall, Lancing Street, London, Greater London, NW1 1NA

Kilburn – Alternate Step and Just For Today Meeting
When: Sundays, 11:30

Where: Ground floor, Latin America House, 10 Kingsgate Place, Kilburn, Greater London, NW6 4TA

 

Pros and Cons of Private Rehab

  • in-patient facilities available all over England
  • High recovery rates
  • Remote aftercare support
  • Luxury facilities
  • Residential rehab can be pricey
  • You may need to travel to a facility
  • Time spent away from friends and family
  • You may need to stay longer than 1 month

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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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