We have treatment centres for drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax

Drug and Alcohol Rehab Halifax

According to reports, between 2018 and 2020 there were 46 drug-related deaths in Calderdale, Halifax, which equates to a rate of 7.6 per 100,000 population and worse than the national average rate of 5. These statistics highlight a serious public health concern for those living in Halifax and requires action to help prevent further drug-related deaths from happening in the region.

At Cassiobury Court, our rehabilitation centres provide therapy treatments and counselling sessions to help individuals overcome their drug addiction and take a step in the right direction.

Timing is one topic in which we, Cassiobury Court, receive significant questions around. Some believe that a deep-rooted addiction is required to access our services, while others lack readiness on physical and psychological levels.

Understanding when to commit to drug and alcohol rehab is very important, ensuring that you’ll get the most out of your approaching rehabilitation encounter.

By committing too soon, you’ll likely lack readiness, reducing your susceptibility to initial stages of addiction treatment. By delaying the idea of visiting a drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax, your addiction can manifest towards the chronic status, making it even harder to recover.

See the ins and outs of readiness, of selecting a rehab clinic, and of the expected rehabilitation process, helping you decide at the right time. For support with your rehabilitation journey, reach out today with your questions.

When is the perfect time to complete drug and alcohol rehab?

The perfect time to complete drug and alcohol rehab will mostly depend on your readiness to recover. Down to myths, many individuals believe that rehab is only suitable for those with chronic, life-limiting addiction diagnosis.

This is however untrue, as there are different levels and forms of drug and alcohol rehab out there, available for those who suffer from substance abuse, straight to the addiction status.

With this in mind, using the strength of your addictive behaviours as the sole director is discouraged.

You can however combine the severity of your addictive behaviours with your readiness to recover. This will be the perfect tell-tale sign of whether visiting a drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax is currently for you.

To gauge your readiness, ask yourself, am I ready to withdraw from drugs and alcohol, and leave their effects in the past? Will I commit to whatever rehab throws at me, along with the requirement of a long-term recovery?

Am I ready to change my life for the better, away from the control of drugs and alcohol? If you can positively answer these questions, without any hesitation, it’s time to act, as you’re in the right headspace to accept and embrace drug and alcohol rehabilitation.

Can I select a drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax?

If you’re someone who thrives off home comforts, yes, you can select a drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax. However, here at Cassiobury Court, we regularly receive concerns from our clients around localised recovery, as ongoing exposure to familiarity can disrupt the progress of rehab.

With this in mind, if you do suffer from associations, where you associate certain people, life events, places or stressors with drug and alcohol abuse, looking further afield will be beneficial.

You can achieve this by visiting our residential rehab, here in Watford, offering you privacy and space away from your associations.

Your next best step will be to think about your personal needs and the type of situation that you’ll progress through. If you’re set on leaving Halifax, contact our team today.

How important is both physical and psychological recovery efforts?

Physical and psychological recovery efforts are both mandatory when considering long-term addiction recovery.

While many believe that stopping access to drugs and alcohol will slowly diminish addictive behaviours, that approach will in fact intensify psychological cravings.

It is very important that both the body and mind are treated when considering addiction, ensuring that they can cope sustainably without the influence of drugs and alcohol.

This is exactly why a mixture of addiction treatment services are recommended via rehab, ensuring that a holistic view on recovery can be fulfilled.

Through detoxification and replacement medications, physical recovery can be achieved soon into rehab. However, to get the balance right, treatment services focusing on the mind, on outlooks, on habits, and on adaptations must be completed.

Here’s where the mind can be reverted to its healthy, free self, from drugs and alcohol, allowing you to disconnect from their addictive effects.

Without a comprehensive approach to drug and alcohol rehab, psychological associations will reside, soon resulting in a relapse. This is what we hope to avoid by offering an all-round rehabilitation journey.

How will I know how severe my addiction is?

Knowing how severe your addiction is, is very important. Without this knowledge, you’ll fail to make decisions around visiting a drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax, around your readiness to recover, and around understanding the benefits of residential rehab.

The greatest gauge is to consider the adaptations that drug and alcohol abuse have caused. For example, if you can recognise that your mental health has deteriorated, or that your relationships have broken down, or that you’ve been sacked, or that drugs and alcohol are taking priority, this is a sign that things are getting very serious. At this moment, visiting a drug and alcohol rehab should be your next port of call.

If you’re however recognising that limited impacts have been experienced, where you mainly desire drugs and alcohol on a physical level, this can reflect substance abuse, requiring reduced levels of intervention.

It is however important to note that, no matter how severe your addiction is, you should aim to reach out for professional support. By pushing your symptoms under the rug, you will enable the dangers of addiction.

Will I benefit from rehab?

If you select the most fitting form of drug and alcohol rehab, if you’re ready to benefit from it, and if you’re committed to the span of long-term recovery, yes you will benefit from rehab.

Rehab is a highly beneficial, highly effective, and highly sought-after process. It provides a way out for many, along with boosting quality of life. You’ll have nothing to lose by embracing drug and alcohol rehabilitation. Yet sadly, this cannot be said for long-term drug and alcohol abuse.

Turn your life around by opting for professional support. If you feel ready, it’s time to decide between a drug and alcohol rehab in Halifax or our residential rehab.

Reach out if you’re unsure of the next steps, or how to decide on the ideal time and rehab programme to pursue.

Help from Local GP’s

If you require support then consider seeking help from your local GP. Here are some local GP’s in Halifax:

The Boulevard Medical Practice

Savile Park Road
Halifax
HX1 2ES

Keighley Road Surgery

Keighley Road
Halifax
HX2 9LL

Spring Hall Group Practice

173 Spring Hall Lane
Halifax
HX1 4JG

King Cross Practice

199 King Cross Street
Halifax
HX1 3LW

Plane Trees Group Practice

51 Sandbeds Road
Halifax
HX2 0QL

Caritas Group Practice

Woodside Road
Halifax
HX3 6EL

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.

Asana Lodge – Rehab in the Midlands

Nova Recovery – Rehab in Scotland

Ocean Recovery – Rehab in Northern England

Cassiobury Court – Rehab in Greater London

Raffa Bari - Author

CQC Registered Manager

Raffa manages the day to day caring services here at Cassiobury Court. Dedicated to the treatment and well being of our visitors she is an outstanding mental health coach registered with BAAT (British Association of Art Therapists). Raffa has outstanding experience in managing rehabs across the country and is vastly experienced at helping people recover from drug and alcohol addictions.