Cassiobury Court

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Drug and Alcohol Rehab Epsom

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We offer residential treatment which is near to the Epsom area.

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Drug and Alcohol Rehab Epsom

Whether you’re seeking help for a drug or alcohol addiction for the first time, or have tried different treatments in the past, Cassiobury Court are here for you. From your initial enquiry to the team, through to completing aftercare and beyond, we offer the highest standards of care without judgement. If you’re looking for drug and alcohol rehab in Epsom, then we are conveniently located just over an hours’ drive away, allowing you to get some space from your everyday life, while still being close enough for loved ones to visit.

 

Detoxing from Drugs or Alcohol

The first step for most addiction treatment programmes is going through a detox. While you may have come across options such as home detoxes when searching for drug and alcohol rehab in Epsom, in our experience we’ve found that residential treatment is often much more pleasant. This is because we can prescribe medication to help you through the worst of the withdrawal symptoms and offer 24/7 support when you need it most.

Detoxing at home or through an outpatient programme is often very difficult, as there’s always the temptation to go back to drugs when things get really tough. Another problem is that people with substance abuse issues are often physically dependent on drugs or alcohol, so a withdrawal can be dangerous. It’s better to go through detox somewhere where you can be closely supervised. Our treatment services have been especially designed to get you through detox, often in a matter of days, so you can begin the rehab process.

 

Inpatient vs Outpatient Rehab

Outpatient rehab means attending sessions while carrying on with your normal life at home, and in many cases, keeping your job. It’s usually where you start if your substance use is a bit more moderate, and it works well if you’ve got a solid support system at home and can manage day-to-day.

Inpatient (residential) rehab means staying in our centre so you can spend time away from home, where you may have negative influences or bad behaviour patterns. The time you spend here is time just for yourself, with everything taken care of from your meals to your laundry, so there’s none of the everyday stresses of life.

Completing a 28-day programme at Cassiobury Court also means you can undergo intensive therapy. Instead of having one session a week and living at home, you can go through many sessions of individual and group therapy during your stay, allowing you to identify the roots of your addiction and find ways to cope. Our treatment options also include holistic therapies, which can help heal your body, perhaps after years of neglect.

When you stay at Cassiobury Court, you are well looked after. At our treatment centre, you’ll have nutritious food prepared for you, and you can take part in fitness, yoga and mindfulness sessions. We know that drug and alcohol rehab can be extremely hard work, so we want to ensure that you have time to relax, whether it’s taking a walk in the nearby park, or trying a new activity.

 

What to Expect from the Rehab Process

Not knowing what to expect is one of the biggest reasons people delay calling and getting the support they need.

Admission

Admissions to rehab start off with a simple conversation. Just a phone call to begin with. We’ll go over your medical and mental health history together then we put a treatment plan in place, tailored to you. When you get here, staff will sit down with you, help you settle in and make yourself at home, and walk you through all of what the next few weeks are going to entail before you start doing anything.

The Detox Process

Before you can start doing any other treatment, you need to be free of the substance in your system. For alcohol that usually takes around 7 to 10 days of round-the-clock nursing care and a GP support, with medication used if needed to make the withdrawal process safe. You simply shouldn’t try this on your own at home. Attempting to detox unsupervised can be a real risk and that’s why having support on hand is so important.

Psychological Treatment

While every case of addiction is different, in most cases, it’s important that both mental and physical health is taken care of. That’s why we offer treatments such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, also known as CBT, and group therapy where you can meet others suffering from alcohol or drug addiction. Many local drug and alcohol services merely focus on treating the addiction, but if you don’t also address any underlying issues, then you’re likely to relapse.

During your stay at Cassiobury Court, you’ll have lots of time to come to terms with your own feelings, but you may also want to involve your loved ones in your alcohol or drug rehab. Being in a relationship or being related to someone with an addiction can be stressful, and there may be unresolved issues that you want to address. We can bring your loved ones in for therapy sessions where you can all have your say and start to heal.

Cassiobury Court have an experienced team of therapists and counsellors on hand when you need them most. Not only do we tailor our treatment plans to suit your specific needs, we also allow you to access drug and alcohol therapy sessions run by people who’ve previously fought addiction, so you can be sure they know exactly what you’re going through.

12 Months of Free Aftercare Support

Completing the programme isn’t the end of support. Every client receives twelve months of free aftercare, including ongoing support groups and access to an alumni network and many people also connect with local groups such as AA or NA once they’re home, as a useful complement to formal aftercare.

Dual Diagnosis Programmes

Many people who come to us for treatment are also struggling with an addiction alongside other issues like anxiety, depression or past traumas. From the very start, we make a point of trying to identify these underlying issues, because experience has shown us that trying to tackle the addiction in isolation just sets people up for a relapse.

 

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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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    Lucy Parker

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    Well well well… what an experience I have had during my time in Cassiobury Court. 6 months I have spent in the building. I came in as a broken girl not knowing where to turn, I’m leaving here a positive woman, with a totally different outlook on life, I haven’t learnt so much about myself and also about the mind uttering substances that change your life for the worst.
    The staff is Cassiobury Court are indescribable, they showed me love when I didn’t love myself, they believed in me when I didn’t believe in myself and most of all they helped shape me into the girl I am today. The house keeping was on point as was the maintenance and also the food.
    I cannot recommend this place enough.
    This building and the staff have that much of a special place e in my heart I even had a tattoo done.
    I’m so grateful for you all and will forever appreciate you❤️

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    Jo Alistoun

    5 Months Ago

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    Id like to thank everyone at Cassiobury Court and I mean everyone, nobody excluded, who helped me with my recovery. I was always treated with love and respect. Everyone is helpful, kind and always very professional with a great sense of humour

    This is the most wonderful place, I was so scared and afraid on my first day but within hours I found myself laughing and feeling safe – I just knew I was in the right place.

    The staff are simply out of this world. The location is peaceful, beautiful and the accommodation/food excellent

    My journey at Cassiobury helped me get on the right side of the road, I stayed focused and happy to say – today I’m still sober

    Today I can start living “one day at a time”, they have given me a new life filled with hope, peace and love. Ive never felt happier

    Jo

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    G-man

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    Cassiobury Court has given me the hope of another chance to live again a sober life that I once had about two decades ago. I was drinking alcohol heavily in recent years that led to so many problems in my life that I can’t state here. I wasn’t even aware that it is an illness, rather than a habit that I could get rid of just on my willpower before I walked through the doors here. Realization of how much damage this illness has done to my life and my loved ones wouldn’t have come to me without the help I have received here.

    My initial thoughts were that I am going to prison but the ideology here is completely different. If you are willing to recover from alcoholism or in general, any addiction then this is the place to be. If you want to walk out, become a quitter and continue your same life then no one will stop you. Such a set-up really worked for me, especially because if it was a military-type rehabilitation then I would have walked out.

    All the key workers, counselors, kitchen staff, cleaners, pharmacists, nurses, and fitness & yoga trainers everyone is so accommodating, warm, and helpful beyond my expectations.

    If someone is really willing to recover then this is the place. Big big thank you to Cassiobury Court for saving me and I wish myself to be successful on my life-long road of recovery.

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    Sam “Sam” A

    4 Months Ago

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    I am Sam and I arrived at Cassiobury Court for 28 days at the end of May. This was my second rehab experience.

    I cannot praise Cassiobury Court enough. Each day was well structured and every group session was designed to give you different tools to sobriety. I learnt so much from all the therapists and key workers that were taking the sessions due to my lack of understanding of this illness. I was in a place where I was made to feel comfortable and no question were silly which encouraged me to dig deeper and ask questions around my illness and myrecovery.

    Cassiobury Court approach to recovery, worked very well for me. It was not like Boot Camp. They actually gave me time to digest the information that was given and time to absorb what was said they kind of gave me the balance to learn, but also do every day life things, I also had time to reflect and focus on myself

    I would encourage any newcomers to rehab to engage in many group sessions as they can and take out as much as they can out of these sessions the 12 step AA program was explained to me in such a simple way and gave me the confidence to work it.

    I would like to give a special thanks to my key worker as she has helped me find a a new sober, Sam. My key worker from the start has been open and honest which has helped me with my recovery.

    I would like to also thank all the staff at Cassiobury Court that have had an impact on my road to recovery.

    A special thanks to the kitchen staff and the cleaning staff, as by them doing what they do gave me time to focus on myself and not have to worry about cooking and cleaning. The kitchen staff have made sure that I have been eating properly and have helped me build up my strength.

    Overall, Cassiobury Court is the place to come to if in need of a medical detox or need to understand what is involved in recovery and give you the opportunity on how to get away from addiction It’s like being given a second sober life.

    I cannot thank Cassiobury Court enough.

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    Rebecca Scott

    11 Months Ago

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    Cassiobury court takes a special place in my heart for all the help I received. All the staff there are impeccable!! I could not fault it in any way. The managers, key workers, therapists, chefs, doctors, support staff and cleaners make you feel at home. They meet every need and want. I wish to return one day to be able to volunteer or go back and share my story. ❤️

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Length of Stay at Drug and Alcohol Rehab Epsom

Most stays with us are completed in 28 days but we also offer 10, 14 and 21 day programmes. Some people need less, particularly if they will also receive outpatient support when they leave. With longer-standing or more complex addiction, longer treatment may be necessary. It’s worked out together, based on what you actually need.

 

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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Getting to Cassiobury Court

We’re just over an hour’s drive from Epsom via the M25, or you could take the train to Watford Junction. If driving isn’t possible for you, don’t worry. We can arrange transport options for you when you call.

 

Reach Out About Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Epsom Today

If you’re looking for drug and alcohol rehab in Epsom or the surrounding areas, please contact the team at Cassionbury Court today on 0800 001 4070 or text HELP to 83222, and we’ll be happy to support you.

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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