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Cassiobury Court provides professional addiction treatment to people all over the country. If you are in Fleet and struggling with addiction, we can help.
Addiction continues to be an issue in Fleet and Hampshire as a whole. It is estimated that of the children receiving addiction treatment, 57% of them are 15 years or under. This startling figure shows that addiction can affect people of all ages.
Cassiobury Court offers both confidential drug and alcohol addiction treatment, so no matter your situation, our staff is ready to help you. We can help you if you are in Fleet get back on your feet and start the journey towards an addiction-free life.
Deciding how your recovery begins is important. You need to factor in what type of help you need, the severity of your addiction, withdrawal symptoms, your mental health and home environment.
The main pathways through recovery are undergoing inpatient treatment and outpatient treatment.
At Cassiobury Court, we provide inpatient treatment for all types of addiction, with 12 months of free outpatient aftercare provided to those who complete their inpatient programme.
Drug addiction can take over your life, affecting physical and mental health, relationships and breaking your confidence and self-worth. Different drugs may require different approaches, which is why we offer personalised treatment approaches.
Addictions we treat include (but are not limited to):
Though alcohol is legal, it can be just as destructive, with alcohol harm costing the country £27.44 billion a year.
Alcohol abuse can wreck your health, lead to legal problems, cost you relationships and worsen your mental health. Rehab allows you to regain control and learn a healthier way to live.
If you have more complicated needs, Cassiobury Court can help. Our qualified staff are capable of handling dual diagnosis cases, when a client has co-occurring mental health needs alongside their addiction issues.
We’ll approach both issues simultaneously with compassion and understanding, ensuring that treatment of one does not negatively impact the other.
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.
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.
The fear of the unknown is very real when it comes to addiction. People don’t take the step towards rehab because they don’t know what lies ahead. The process is actually smooth and easy, and we try to make it as comfortable as possible.
Our admissions process is a simple 5-stage process:
From your initial enquiry to entering Cassiobury Court can happen in as quickly as 24 hours, depending on whether we have room.
Before dealing with the psychological side of addiction, you need to end your physical dependence. Going through detox is important as it allows the substances to be cleared from your body, allowing you to physically heal.
Going through withdrawal can be difficult, but we support you with 24/7 medical care and prescribed medications to help ease symptoms.
Our residential addiction treatment involves a combination of individual and group therapies to help you better understand your addiction and become more prepared to live beyond rehab.
Treatments we provide include:
Recovery doesn’t end with rehab. To keep you motivated, heading towards goals and reducing the risk of relapse, we offer a year of free aftercare. Participating in our weekly group meetings can help keep you connected to others and your recovery, allowing you to get support if you need it.
With a personalised aftercare plan, you’ll have goals to reach for and a plan in place and people to contact if you feel a relapse approaching.
Though Cassiobury Court is not in Fleet, we are an option for you and people across the country because we offer a personalised experience that has proven to be effective for thousands of people since our doors opened in 2011. On average, 10, 14, 21, or 28 stays are offered at our residential rehab.
At Cassiobury Court, our facilities provide comfort and safety for everyone, whilst offering extensive treatment options to suit everybody’s treatment requirements. Our facility consists of premier accommodation, private therapy rooms, an on-site chef and professional, caring staff. Your treatment is provided within private grounds, complete with tranquil gardens and outdoor seating areas for you to relax and reflect.
Cassiobury Court is just over 40 miles from Fleet, taking around 1 hour 20 minutes by car. You have to take the M3, heading towards Thorpe Park and then get on the M25 and take that around to Watford. On the train, the journey takes around 2 hours. You can get a train from Fleet to Waterloo and then take the underground and overground to Watford Junction.
If transport is something you’re struggling with, please don’t worry. Our team can arrange this for you to ensure you’re able to recieve the treatment you need.
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.
The fact that you are searching for rehabs is a huge step. Asking for help takes strength and bravery.
At Cassiobury Court, we provide professional and effective addiction support to people in Fleet and across the country. With a personalised approach, you can end your dependence on substances and provide the platform you need to achieve your desired outcomes.
For more information on treatment options and how Cassiobury Court can help, get in touch today.
You should approach your loved one with compassion and empathy. Educate yourself about addiction, bring options to them and listen without judgement. We offer support to those who are worried about friends or a family member.
You should bring enough clothes for your stay, ensuring some of them are suitable for physical activity. You can bring your own toiletries, towels, and bathrobes, but we do provide them. Personal items are allowed, but check with our team first to ensure you are not bringing anything dangerous or unsuitable.
A typical stay at a residential rehab lasts 28 days, but we do offer 10, 14, and 21 day stays too. For complex addiction cases, residential treatment programmes can be longer, and treatment programmes can also be extended should this be in your best interest.
Yes, your family can visit on certain days and times. Our admissions team will explain this to you during the assessment process.
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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