Cassiobury Court

Freephone: 0800 001 4070

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01923 369 161

We have treatment centres for alcohol rehab in Exmouth

If you’re looking for drug and alcohol rehab in Exmouth, we can provide superb accommodation, facilities and treatment packages at a convenient location.

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Drug and Alcohol Rehab Exmouth

Located in Watford, Cassiobury Court is easily reachable from Exmouth using the A303 or M5 route. It is also reachable by train or the national bus service.

What We Treat

Cassiobury Court has vast experience in treating drug and alcohol addiction. Drug addiction treatment available includes treatments for illegal substances like heroin, cocaine, cannabis and new psychoactive substances (NPS) like the synthetic cannabinoids commonly known as ‘spice’. We also treat addiction to prescription medications, which is a growing problem in the UK and beyond.

We can also offer dual diagnosis treatment, which is where addiction and mental health disorders are treated at the same time. The interplay between substance misuse and mental illness is complex and can change over time, but may include a mental illness that has led to substance misuse, substance misuse leading to mental health issues or two initially unrelated disorders that then interact and can exacerbate each other.

Dual diagnosis treatment is important because leaving either side untreated could lead to growing problems and potential relapse in the future.

Our Recovery Process

At Cassiobury Court, we believe in offering a full cycle of care, from assessment to aftercare.

Initial assessments are essential for allowing our experts to design a tailored treatment and recovery plan based on your own individual needs and circumstances. Every person has their own unique recovery journey, but there may be some common elements.

Most people entering rehab will first undergo a period of detoxification, commonly known as detox. This is when they process the drugs or alcohol already in their system – essentially when they get clean or sober up. This process is often accompanied by withdrawal symptoms and strong cravings. It can be a difficult time and will generally require support. It may also need medical assistance, where appropriate.

A programme of therapies and other treatments will address the psychological and behavioural aspects of addiction, including the root causes of substance misuse. Relapse prevention strategies will equip you with the tools you need to maintain your recovery.

Finally, a structured aftercare package will provide vital support and ongoing contact in the important weeks and months after leaving rehab. Recovery is an ongoing process, and many people find it a challenging one as they move forward.

Comfort & Facilities

Recovery is challenging, but it certainly helps if you have comfortable, relaxed and quiet surroundings. Our facilities offer private rooms with en-suite options available and plenty of space for communal activities. There’s a comfortable communal lounge and dining area, a large multi-purpose group activity room and a relaxing TV lounge.

If you want a space for quiet reflections, we also have extensive gardens and a courtyard with seating areas – all set in the grounds of a former stables and coach house in the tranquil residential suburb of Cassiobury Park, Watford.

Our friendly and professional team has a combined decades’ worth of experience in treating addiction and related issues. The team has a wealth of skills in multidisciplinary areas that together can deliver a thorough and holistic recovery programme.

Travelling from Exmouth

You can travel from Exmouth to Watford in a direct route along the A303 or use the M5 and M40 if you prefer to stick to the motorways. We’re located in the northwest of London, so there’s no need to travel all around the capital.

There are also bus routes and trains from nearby Exeter. Trains from Exeter St Davids run to Watford with most services involving one or two changes at London stations.

Aftercare for Devon Clients

Although it occurs after you have completed the main component of rehab, aftercare is an essential part of the treatment programme and recovery process. While relapse prevention sessions will provide you with the knowledge and strategies you need to minimise the risk of relapsing, the time after rehab can still present challenges. Having access to ongoing aftercare services can provide that vital support when you need it.

Remote online options mean you don’t need to travel back to participate in the aftercare programme. We can also put you in touch with local support networks and community resources to help you maintain your recovery on a long-term basis.

Get Help Now

If you are struggling with addiction in Exmouth or know someone who is, get in touch today to find out how we can help. We can answer any questions you might have in complete confidence, or start the admissions process straight away if you believe it is the right choice for you. Call our team on 0800 001 4070.

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    Tim Pullman

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    When I came in to Cassiobury I was all over the place my life was in chaos caused by me. I didn’t know what to expect when I arrived, I had been in another rehab before. I didn’t have a good experience there unfortunately. At Cassiobury I made the effort to be around everyone and learn, taking part in everything which is the only way to learn. The thing I really love about Cassiobury are staff who are in recovery themselves which is amazing – they point you in the right direction from their own experiences which has made all the difference to me. It’s been massive for me.
    You know when you are talking to staff they have done it themselves. Every single staff have been brilliant, they have different approaches and which has been the best therapy for me as they understand what I’ve been going through.
    I felt safe at Cassiobury which gave me a sense of relief and helped me to relax, release my anxieties and fears focusing on what I needed to do – from feeling broken I feel repaired. I cannot fully express what this is done for me.
    I can’t fault this place from the top to the cleaners.
    I leave Cassiobury with more understanding about addiction than I’ve ever had. I’ve got the tools I need which gives me the courage to remain sober.

    My loved one found this place and I’m so grateful that she did! She made a huge effort for me.

    You will get everything you need if you want it – don’t waste the opportunity.
    For me Cassiobury court will work for you but you need to work for yourself while you’re there – you won’t regret it.

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    Lily Hopkins

    9 Months Ago

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    I have had serious addiction problems for the last 10 years that have ruined my life and the life of my loved ones. I am in my early 30’s and this was my third time in rehab but my first time staying at Cassiobury Court. The difference between Cassiobury and other facilities is incredible and you can’t compare with the level of support and love. The staff are kind, caring and know exactly what you are going through and what you need to do in order to get better. They have multiple different ways and techniques to support you and go above and beyond in every possible way to help you. Not only do they support you while you’re there but they also support you for the first year you leave with weekly catch up sessions. I have left Cassiobury with a huge network of people in recovery. Before I was lost and alone. I can’t thank Cassiobury enough for giving me another chance at life and I’ll be forever truly grateful ❤️❤️❤️

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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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    Robert Beech

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    I’ve benefitted hugely from my treatment at Cassiobury Court. In fact I’ve had the best month of the last 2 years. The staff here are the best of the best and I will always recommend this amazing place to anyone I know who requires treatment for any known addiction. Rafa the Manager, Martin, Steve, Seth, Gerard, Oli, Jane, Alison, Rebecca, Paul & George are superb as well as Alan, Paula, Helen and Steve with the unrivalled catering. Cassiobury Court is also excellent value for money compared to other far more expensive but inferior Treatment Clinics.
    I’m very much looking forward to returning to Chair group meetings in the future.
    Many thanks to everyone. You’ll always remain affectionately in my heart.
    Rob.

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    Ryan Cook

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    I have just finished up my treatment at Cassiobury Court which is my 2nd in two years. Initially I had gone for only 2 weeks but did 21 days (28 days is still recommended). The staff was absolutely incredibly; knowledgable, supportive, organised and REAL.

    Addiction is a serious disease and if you are serious about recovery and want to live a strong, healthier, more spiritual and joyful life – you should admit you are powerlessness and get the support from Cassiobury Court.

    The programs are incredibly valuable in group settings to hear other like experiences with the addition of private `Step (1-3) work and therapy sessions with professionals.

    If you are looking at this review, it means you are looking for help.

    Get here, get sober, find your new life starting at Cassiobury Court.

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    Wow what can I say the staff and group of people I was wrapped around in my recovery in cassiobury were amazing if you are looking for somewhere for your daughter or wife or relatives please contact cassiobury court I can not recommend this place more I did 38 days within cassiobury court and I feel so blessed to of been here.
    From the therapists psychologist Key workers management, cleaners, maintenance Cooks , just all of them they all have a big part to play, and I could not recommend Casselberry Court enough. I’ve never felt so comfortable and so loved within my whole stay.
    There was not one moment I did not feel safe within the campus to be fair. I didn’t want to leave if I could’ve stayed there a few months I would have.
    From the bottom of my heart, Cassiobury, thank you I will be back to share it’s not a goodbye it’s a see you soon ♥️🙏❤️‍🩹

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