Drug and Alcohol Rehab Herefordshire
If you’re seeking drug and alcohol rehab in Hertfordshire, then it’s important to know you’re not alone. Many individuals reach a point where they know something needs to change, but need guidance to put things right.
Here at Cassiobury Court, we have been supporting local residents in Herefordshire for many years by offering our highly rated rehab facility as a viable destination for residential treatment.
Our out-of-town location hasn’t put people off choosing our centre, as our London-based facility has great links to public transport and motorways, making it easy to reach from Herefordshire.
The approach we have to treating addiction is simple and effective, with the first phase of treatment being a medically assisted detox with ongoing one-to-one counselling. Once the detox is finished, the next phase is about better understanding the addiction and giving the tools needed to manage it with therapies such as CBT and group sessions.
Upon successful completion of treatment, 12 months of free aftercare/relapse prevention plan are also provided to ensure sustained recovery.
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Drug and Alcohol Rehab Options in Herefordshire
Several options are available when it comes to accessing support for addiction in Herefordshire.
As a private rehab, we offer inpatient treatment programmes that require you to stay at our drug and alcohol rehab facility in Greater London.
Free support is also available through the NHS, but due to demand, these services may involve waiting times that delay taking immediate action on the problem.
Local community support groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, and organisations such as the CLD Trust are also available to help; these services are more for ongoing support either before, during or after treatment.
If you’re looking for urgent addiction treatment, then private residential rehab is the most commonly selected route for this. Please get in touch with our team today to discuss this in more detail.
What Drug Addictions Do We Treat
Alongside alcohol rehab, we also provide drug rehab for those in Herefordshire. This works in a very similar way to alcohol rehabilitation but can sometimes require more medical attention during the detox phase, particularly where substance dependency is more severe and needs close monitoring.
We most often treat cocaine addiction and prescription drug addiction. If you are struggling with a specific alcohol or drug addiction, our treatment service is here to support you in overcoming it.
Why Rehab Outside of Herefordshire is Preferred
The thought of being treated at a location far from home can be appealing to many. We find that the main reason for this is being away from the environment that caused the addiction to develop.
Travelling to an out-of-town facility, such as Cassiobury Court, will give you the chance to be in a different setting that provides space to step away from the daily triggers and routines at home. It helps provide the clarity needed to just focus on recovery.
Our centre is built around maximising recovery by providing individuals with a routine and the care of experienced addiction support staff in a calm, relaxing environment ideal for both physical and mental recovery.
How Residential Rehab at Cassiobury Court Works
Our long-standing rehab programmes have been inspected and rated as Good by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
The drug and alcohol addiction treatment programmes we provide have a very high success rate and offer a clear pathway to long-term recovery.
As standard, the first stage of treatment will involve a medically supervised detox. This will allow the body to adjust to being without substances in a safe and controlled manner, with any withdrawal symptoms being treated as soon as they’re spotted.
Once the detox phase is complete, the focus will be shifted to therapy and understanding the root cause of the addiction.
You will be expected to take part in a number of one-to-one counselling sessions as well as therapies such as cognitive behavioural therapy and group therapy. If we can see that addiction is a product of a mental health condition, this is called a dual diagnosis and can be treated at our centre.
Getting Started with Rehab
Reaching out yourself or on behalf of a loved one can be a tough step to take, but the process couldn’t be easier.
We have made getting alcohol and drug rehab as easy as possible to try to limit the stress people will inevitably experience during this difficult period.
When contacting us, you will be connected to a confidential line managed by our friendly admissions team. They will listen to and understand your situation, then provide the best options for you.
If you’re in a position to proceed with rehab, we can arrange admission to one of our centres immediately. Our team will help you prepare for your stay so we can make the transition into rehab as easy as possible.
Cost of Rehab
The cost of rehab will depend on the length of treatment required. At Cassiobury Court, we recommend a minimum of 14 days, which starts at £8,400. Most people opt for the full 28 days, which provides the full benefit of rehab treatment, at a cost of £14,850.
We understand that the cost of rehab can be a large financial commitment for most. This is why we offer immediate access to treatment and a dedicated support team on hand to help every step of the way.
Insurance is an alternative payment option for our rehab treatment programmes.
Why Cassiobury Court?
The reason people from the Herefordshire area choose Cassiobury Court for treatment is because of our extensive history of helping many patients achieve long-term recovery.
Our centre provides individuals with a structured environment where they can feel supported every step of the way by our experienced support professionals, evidence-based therapies, and a peaceful location that offers the space needed to focus on their personal journey without outside noise.
Situated just a stone’s throw from Cassiobury Park, our facility boasts many great amenities to make you feel as comfortable as possible, with plenty of spaces within the centre’s grounds to walk and regular outings available with our support staff.
During your stay, you will also have access to our on-site chef, who will prepare highly nutritious meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner, all designed to support your recovery.
Support Available After Rahab
The journey to recovery doesn’t stop immediately after you finish treatment. When you leave our centre, that is when the true challenge begins. This is why ongoing support is crucial to making your recovery last by preventing relapses.
Before leaving our centre, we will put in place an aftercare and relapse-prevention plan that includes regular check-ins from our support team to help you stay on track and manage triggers. Upon returning to Herefordshire, we will also recommend that you visit local support groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous.
Our line is also open if you need help outside of your check-in meetings.
Get Started
If you’re looking at rehab programmes and unsure what’s involved, our admissions team can provide the advice you need.
Our line is always open to answer questions and to help educate you on the options available depending on your situation. We offer no pressure, just solid advice and support that is honest.
Get in touch with our team today to find out where to get started.
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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