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Here at Cassiobury Court, our drug and alcohol rehab in Hove can provide you with expert advice and guidance in sourcing a rehab centre which best suits your unique needs.
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If you want to achieve a long-term recovery, it’s essential that you join a drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre.
Any attempts to overcome your addiction using outpatient services are likely to be unsuccessful. This is because you’ll be given a generic treatment programme to follow, with the added disadvantage of returning home each day, where you’ll be faced with distractions and possible temptations to relapse.
By joining our residential addiction treatment, you’re physically removing yourself from your comfort zone, allowing a change in behaviours to take place.
This is the only way you’ll truly win your battle against drug and alcohol addiction.
Over the years, we’ve streamlined our admissions process to make it as efficient as possible.
It’s essential to your recovery that you join our drug and alcohol rehabilitation as quickly as you can after making your initial enquiry, as this lessens the time where you could possibly talk yourself out of it; we typically welcome you into our rehab centre around 48 hours after initial contact.
This is a downside to outpatient services or free local health services as you’ll likely be added to a long waiting list, which could be detrimental to your recovery. Once you’ve contacted our admissions team, we will arrange for you to undergo a pre-screening assessment, which can be done over the phone or in person.
This assessment is pretty simple as we review your physical and psychological health, your medical background, and the nature of your addiction to help us design the most suitable treatment programme for you. If you’re happy to proceed, we can then set a date for you to join our drug and alcohol rehab in Hove.
You’ll be welcomed into our warm and positive rehab centre with open arms. A member of our recovery team will take you through your induction, ensuring you’re comfortable at each stage.
Once you’ve familiarised yourself with your surroundings, we can begin your residential addiction treatment. Our fantastic team of addiction specialists will deliver your programme, this will include a carefully selected combination of psychological and well-being therapies, in addition to a drug and alcohol detoxification.
At our drug and alcohol rehab in Hove, we’re very proud of our exceptional team comprised of psychiatrists, doctors, and therapists, who are all highly experienced in treating drug and alcohol addiction.
Part of this experience is within drug and alcohol relapse prevention, which is a crucial aspect of achieving your long-term recovery. These relapse prevention sessions will help you to understand what your triggers are, how to identify them, and how to avoid any potential relapses when you’ve left our drug and alcohol rehabilitation.
Once you’ve completed your residential addiction treatment and returned home, this is when you’ll be putting your drug and alcohol relapse prevention into practice. It’s also useful to share your knowledge with your loved ones so that they can become part of your recovery journey.
They can look out for any triggers or signs of a relapse which might be building up and help to avoid it from taking place.
Alcohol abuse is a growing concern in Hove, with statistics showing that 31% of men and 16% of women are drinking above the recommended guidelines. There are also two deaths per week directly linked to alcohol.
To address alcohol abuse in Hove, various support services are available for individuals struggling with addiction. These services range from helplines and support groups to rehabilitation centres and counselling services. The Brighton and Hove City Council has also launched several initiatives to address alcohol abuse and its impact on the community.
You can also find support from local doctors and GPs. In Hove specifically, you can find help at;
West Way Hove East Sussex BN3 8LD
01273430088
88 Davigdor Road Hove East Sussex BN3 1RF
01273770555
1 Goldstone Villas Hove East Sussex BN3 3AT
01273 736030
Overall, the increase in premature deaths related to alcohol-related conditions in Hove highlights the need for continued efforts to address alcohol abuse and its effects on individuals and the community as a whole. By raising awareness, providing support, and implementing effective policies, we can work towards reducing the negative impact of alcohol abuse in Hove.
If you’re concerned about a loved one’s addiction to alcohol or drugs rather than your own, then we still have heaps of useful advice. With the professional support of our drug and alcohol rehabilitation, you can be the one to help them give up their addiction once and for all.
First of all, you should speak with them and try to encourage them to share how they’re feeling. It’s important to remember that denial is very common in those suffering from addiction, so your loved one might not even acknowledge that they have a problem.
If this is the case, you can contact us to arrange an intervention where we can act as a mediator and encourage them to experience the benefits of our rehab for drug and alcohol abuse.
By utilising our intervention services, your loved one has no other choice than to face the reality of the effects which drug and alcohol addiction is having on them and others around them.
Our structured process gives everyone the opportunity to share their concerns in a calm and considerate manner. All of this should hopefully motivate them to believe that drug and alcohol rehabilitation is the best option for them to leave their addiction behind successfully.
Offering this guidance to someone you love who is struggling with drug and alcohol abuse is an extremely worthwhile thing to do for both of you.
Even when you’ve left our rehab for drug and alcohol abuse, we’ll continue to support you along your journey to recovery. We offer all of our clients a free 12-month drug and alcohol aftercare programme to take advantage of.
This programme includes dedicated helplines to ensure support is always there whenever you need it, in addition to ongoing drug and alcohol relapse prevention sessions to help maintain your long-term recovery goals.
It can be quite difficult when you return home to adjust to your new behaviours. It’s important to remember everything you’ve learnt during your residential addiction treatment and implement this into your transition back into home life.
To start your recovery journey at our drug and alcohol rehab in Hove, get in touch with us today at 01923 369 161 or email at info@cassioburycourt.com.
We’re confident this will be the greatest choice you’ll ever make to create a happier, healthier future to share with your friends and family.
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.
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.
Dr. Olalekan Otulana MBChB, DRCOG, MRCGP, DFSRH, FRSPH, MBA (Cantab)
Dr Otulana is a highly experienced GP and Addiction Physician. He has a specialist interest in Substance Misuse Management and he has a wide range of experience in the assessment, management (including detoxification) and residential rehabilitation of clients with various drug and substance addiction problems. His main aim is to comprehensively assess patients with addiction problems and determine their treatment needs for medical detoxification treatments and psychological interventions. He is also experienced in managing patients who require dual drug and alcohol detoxification treatments.
A strong healthcare services professional with a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) degree from Cambridge University Judge Business School.
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