Drug and Alcohol Rehab Farnham
Addiction is a huge problem in England in areas such as Farnham – in 2021 there were 63 deaths recorded as a result of drug use in the region. This is why it is key to seek addiction treatment as soon as possible.
Our exceptional team of recovery workers deliver highly effective evidence-based therapies to suit each individuals’ unique needs; this gives you the best opportunity to achieve your long-term recovery goals through alcohol or drug rehab.
Our drug and alcohol rehab in Farnham boast high-quality, luxurious facilities with a relaxed and positive atmosphere. We aim to make you feel as comfortable as possible by providing all the home comforts you could wish for.
Creating this sense of a ‘safe haven’ encourages an efficient and successful recovery as you begin to feel confident in your new surroundings and ready to take on this difficult, yet extremely worthwhile experience.
Starting your journey to recovery at our rehab for drug and alcohol abuse
One of the most difficult steps can be to actually acknowledge that you have a drug addiction or alcohol addiction for which you require professional drug and alcohol rehab support.
As typical Brits, we tend to share an unhealthy attitude of feeling reluctant to open up and share our worries with other people.
This mindset could lead us to believing that we’re able to overcome drug and alcohol abuse on our own, but this couldn’t be further from the truth.
Whilst you might be able to remove your physical dependency on the substance through drug and alcohol detoxification, you’ll never be able to break the psychological connection without the expertise of addiction specialists.
Even undertaking a drug and alcohol detoxification on your own can be extremely ineffective and dangerous, as you’re likely to experience withdrawal symptoms, some of which could be quite severe.
This is why it’s so important to seek the support of a private drug and alcohol rehab likes ours in Farnham. If you were to leave your addiction untreated, it’ll only intensify, getting much worse the longer you leave it.
We encourage you to take this opportunity to speak with our team and ask any further questions you may have about our residential addiction treatment. If you take the first steps towards recovery today, you can avoid any additional damage to your physical and psychological health.
Do we treat a dual diagnosis?
It’s very common for those who are suffering from drug and alcohol abuse to be in denial about their condition. Once you’ve taken that first step in asking for help, we can begin your journey to long-term recovery together.
Over our years of experience, we’ve seen first-hand the strong connection between drug and alcohol addiction and mental health issues. In the UK, we’re now beginning to see more attention being correctly placed on rising mental health issues.
When you’re struggling with your mental health, you’re much more likely to feel as though you can’t speak to anyone and push those feelings back inside, intensifying the denial.
It’s important to look at poor mental health and drug or alcohol addiction together. When someone is experiencing both of these, we refer to it as a dual diagnosis and have effective ways to treat this.
When an individual is suffering from mental health issues, they’re almost 50% more susceptible to develop an addiction to alcohol or drugs; it’s a form of coping mechanism which ultimately makes matters much worse.
As we’re now raising more awareness on the debilitating effects of poor mental health, we’re still behind on highlighting and understanding the severe threats of drug and alcohol addiction. At our rehab, this is always at the forefront of our minds.
Addiction is an extremely complex disease which requires a structured and personalised treatment programme, expert advice, and undeniable commitment in order to achieve a successful long-term recovery.
What are the benefits of our private drug and alcohol rehab?
If you’ve ever attempted to recover from drug or alcohol addiction without the support of a professional rehab centre, you’ll appreciate just how impossible this is.
Whilst it may seem like the best option for your condition, it’s likely you only feel this way so that you can stay within your comfort zone.
However, in order to achieve long-term recovery, it’s essential that you’re taken out of your comfort zone. It’s also very dangerous to attempt an alcohol detox without the constant supervision of a dedicated team.
We have the added benefit of being able to administer prescribed medication to ease the discomfort of withdrawal symptoms if necessary. Give yourself the best chance of succeeding by joining our rehab for drug and alcohol abuse.
Our fantastic team can help you no matter what stage you’re at in your drug or alcohol addiction. Whether you’ve been battling the effects of addiction for some time now, or you’ve only recently developed symptoms of addiction, we’re here to help and have the solution which suits you.
Each of our clients receives a completely bespoke residential addiction treatment to benefit their specific needs. This will enable you to recover both physically and psychologically from your addiction to alcohol and drugs.
Cocaine Rehab
Entering cocaine rehab is a big step in the right direction.
It all begins with an assessment to create a plan just for you, which considers any co-existing disorders, mental health implications and other addictions like alcohol or various drugs.
Typically, detox isn’t always necessary if cocaine addiction is suffered in isolation, however, it may be required if other substances are being abused.
Aside from the physical side, the largest focus is the psychological impacts cocaine addiction has had. Thus, therapy, especially cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT), teaches you how to cope with triggers and prepares you for a sober future.
You’ll also learn about the long-term effects of cocaine. After rehab, there’s ongoing support through aftercare programmes.
Cannabis Rehab
Even with the growing acceptance of cannabis and prominent legalisation in some countries, its addictiveness and negative impacts shouldn’t be overlooked.
In the UK, it is still very much illegal and just like smoking or alcohol, it can be detrimental to health when abused.
Choosing cannabis rehab means taking control of an addiction. A pre-admission assessment shapes your unique plan. You might experience mood swings and sleep troubles during detox, but if cannabis is an isolated addiction, it should subside as it is a less potent drug than some others.
Most treatment includes therapy sessions, like CBT, to help you deal with challenges. You’ll also learn about the long-term effects of cannabis use. After rehab, you stay supported through programs like support groups and will be encouraged to utilise free resources in your area, like NA meetings.
Prescription Drug Rehab
Prescription drugs are a necessary part of our life, for many, it allows us to live a regular life free of pain and with the ability to manage chronic conditions – that being said, these are still drugs and can be addictive when not taken according to instruction.
If you fall victim to this addiction, facing prescription drug addiction through rehab is crucial. An assessment guides your customised plan, which may include safe detox, depending on the severity of the addiction.
Therapy, like contingency management, deals with the mind side of addiction. You’ll also learn about the risks and mental health issues while preparing for aftercare, a vital part of rehab essential for long-term recovery.
Alcohol Rehab
Seeking help from an alcohol rehab is a proactive step to a sober future before it is too late.
An evaluation shapes your custom plan. If needed, supervised detox helps with tough withdrawal symptoms; if you’re suffering from severe alcohol addiction, withdrawal can be particularly unpleasant, so doing this under medical care is the safest route.
Just like other addictions, a key part of recover is therapy, including CBT. This helps you understand your situation further and rid yourself of guilt or self-doubt – you’ll also learn about the effects of alcohol to deter you from relapse in the future. After rehab, support continues through programs like support groups and our free 1 year aftercare.
Alcoholics & Narcotics Anonymous Farnham
AA and NA meetings are a great way to stay accountable once you have left rehab.
While we offer aftercare, having another group that you can continue on with post-aftercare is incredibly beneficial. AA and NA meetings are both available online and in-person, so don’t worry if you don’t see one nearby; you can always join an online meeting.
See below the details of AA and NA meetings in and around Farnham.
Alcoholics Anonymous Farnham
Farnham Big Book Discussion
When: Thursdays, 19:30
Where: Studio Room, The Spire Church, South St
Farnham Lunchtime Friday
When: Fridays, 12:30
Where: The Spire, United Reformed Church, South St (upstairs meeting room)
Farnham Women
When: Mondays, 18:30
Where: Studio Rm, The Spire Church, South St
Narcotics Anonymous Farnham
Farnham Sunday 7pm Meeting
When: Sundays, 19:00
Where: Main Hall, 40 Degreez Youth and Community Centre, Dogflud Way, Farnham, Surrey, GU9 7UD
Speaker Meeting
When: Mondays, 20:00
Where: Quaker Meeting House, The Mint, Godalming, Surrey, GU7 1HB
Aldershot Tuesday Meeting
When: Tuesdays, 20:00
Where: The Training Room, Step By Step, 36 Crimea Road, GU11 1UD
Pros and Cons of Private Rehab
- Addiction treatment is intensive & effective
- Proven recovery rates
- 1-year free aftercare
- 24/7 support
- Residential rehab can be costly
- You may need to travel to a rehab centre
- You’ll be away from family
- You’ll need to take time off work
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Additional support with our drug and alcohol aftercare programme
Once you’ve completed your residential addiction treatment programme which typically lasts up to 28 days, you’ll automatically be admitted onto our aftercare programme which is completely free for 12 months.
Our dedicated aftercare team are there to continue your recovery journey with you once you’ve returned home. Many of our recovery workers have experienced drug and alcohol rehabilitation themselves, making them the perfect team to understand entirely what you’re going through and how to help you best.
Our drug and alcohol aftercare programme is designed to maintain your motivation to succeed, encourage drug and alcohol relapse prevention, and offer you a space to share any ongoing concerns you may have.
We can also recommend local support groups to take advantage of such as Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous.
Contact our friendly team today on 01923 369 161 or email at info@cassioburycourt.com
