We have treatment centres for drug and alcohol rehab in Hemel Hempstead
Since 2012, it’s been reported that the amount of deaths by drug poisoning has risen by 10% and according to the Office for National Statistics, 51 people died in Hertfordshire in 2020 due to drugs. Each of these reports highlight a serious public health issue in Hemel Hempstead and the Hertfordshire region. We offer rehabilitation services for people in Hemel Hempstead to reduce these numbers and provide light for people suffering with drug or alcohol addiction.
If you are looking for drug or alcohol rehab services in Hemel Hempstead, we can help at Cassiobury Court. Based in Watford, Herts, we are only a 20-minute drive from Hemel Hempstead and the surrounding areas.
Our beautiful luxury accommodation features 20 bedrooms with homely touches (6 of which are en-suite), private rooms for therapy treatment, communal areas, calming treatment rooms, an external courtyard and well-manicured outside gardens.
Cassiobury Park itself is just a short walk away. You can be accompanied by a member of staff should you like to take a stroll in the park. You’ll also be given delicious and nutritious food by our chef, to ensure your body is getting the fuel it needs to aid recovery.
At Cassiobury Court, we specialise in a number of addiction therapies and treatments, with additional experience in mental health issues. We are a private retreat, and clients come to us to successfully beat their addictions with either drugs or alcohol once and for all.
Our staff are the backbone of our successful centre and love what they do. They will inspire and motivate you during your time with us, helping you along the right track and offering guidance as you slowly detox from addictive substances.
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Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Hemel Hempstead
Why Cassiobury Court?
- We provide a completely bespoke experience that is tailored to each patient. When we first communicate with you and arrange your stay with us, we will discuss the nature of your addiction and the substances you are addicted to, as well as your health, social and financial situations. You can raise any concerns or worries at any time.
- Our staff are always professional, discreet and completely confidential. We are here to support you on your journey.
- We are located in a beautiful area of Watford, close to Cassiobury Park and with beautiful communal spaces and gardens where you can enjoy the peace and serenity of a drug and alcohol-free life.
- We can design your rehab programme around you and your budget, as well as your work and childcare commitments. We offer both in and out-patient programmes and appreciate that life doesn’t stop, even when you’re in rehab. Talk to us about your living situation so we can create a recovery timetable that suits you.
- We do a full clinical assessment before you join us, to ensure we meet your needs properly.
- We can offer detox medication and treatments, depending on how your body copes with the detox process and withdrawal symptoms.
- We have a family telephone helpline that friends and family can access. You can also have family and friends visit you while you are in the centre.
- You get a 12-month aftercare plan that is completely free.
- Our staff are here for you round-the-clock to help you focus on recovery.
- We offer intervention support packages.
What is rehab like?
If you’re looking for alcohol or drug rehab in Hemel Hempstead, our clinic at Cassiobury Court offers an understanding and empathetic approach. We always recommend that patients stay with us on an in-patient basis, as they can then receive the best care, 24/7 support and make the most of the facilities on offer, as well as the chance to speak to other people suffering from addiction themselves.
We are always discreet and respect our patients’ privacy at all times. Some of our staff have even experienced addiction first-hand, so they are happy to talk to you about your experiences.
Our aim is to slowly give you your life back by helping you to follow a detox programme that sets you free from the debilitating effects of drugs and alcohol. You should always prepare yourself for withdrawal symptoms when undertaking an alcohol detox or drug detox programme. These symptoms can vary from mood swings and feeling low, to difficulty sleeping, lack of appetite and nausea.
Our staff will support you at all times and offer guidance to help you manage your withdrawal symptoms. After the first five days, these symptoms should ease.
Over the course of your stay at Cassiobury Court, you will undergo many alternative and psychological therapies to help you break free from your addiction to drugs or alcohol. These therapies include:
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
- Speech therapy (in a group with other members of our facility)
- Family speech therapy (with loved ones)
- 1-2-1 Counselling
- Reiki
- Meditation/mind training
- Art therapy
- Yoga
- Acupuncture
What kind of support will I have post-rehab?
When you have completed your time in rehab it is natural to feel anxious about returning to your normal life, especially if you are concerned about relapse. You will receive the support and encouragement of our amazing staff, who will help you view things from a different angle so you feel more positive about returning to normal life.
You will be given tools and tips to use to help you from relapse and to enable you to control your cravings. We are always at the end of the phone should you want to return to rehab or if you/loved ones have concerns. You will have a personalised aftercare plan as part of your treatment, which we will discuss with you in detail before you leave our facility.
If you or if a loved one is trying to beat an alcohol or drug addiction and you require rehab in Hemel Hempstead, talk to our team at Cassiobury Court today. Call us on 0800 001 4070 to get on track to a sober, happier life.
Pros and Cons of Private Rehab
- Intensive form of addiction treatment
- High recovery rates
- Aftercare support in Hemel Hempstead
- 24/7 support in luxury facilities
- Treatment programmes can be expensive
- Rehab may not be in local area
- May need to take time off work
- Time away from family and friends
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Cocaine Rehab in Hemel Hempstead
Find it difficult to have a drink on the weekend without the use of cocaine? Do you find yourself in financial difficulties do you to your excessive cocaine use? There are many signs that indicate whether you are addicted to cocaine, but it’s important that you recognise them and seek help. At Cassiobury Court, we offer a 28-day rehab programme to help you get back on track with your life.
Rebuild your confidence and overcome your addiction at one of our cocaine rehabs. After you have safely detoxed, you will speak to our specialist counsellors to understand your habits with drugs and take part in support groups to learn about other people’s experiences with cocaine addiction.
Cannabis Rehab in Hemel Hempstead
It’s been widely backed that cannabis addiction is a progressive order, which means that the psychological symptoms of it are easily masked and not obvious at first glance. If you regularly use cannabis and suffer with serious mental health issues such as anxiety and depression, then it may be time for you to seek professional help. We have helped thousands of patients overcome their cannabis addiction with our 28-day rehab programme.
Working with our team of medical professionals, you will take part in therapy and counselling sessions to understand your psychological attachment to cannabis and find new ways to manage your behaviour to prevent future relapse.
Prescription Drug Rehab in Hemel Hempstead
There’s no shame in admitting an addiction to prescription drugs. Instead, acceptance is a positive sign that you are aware of your addiction and ready to take the next step on your road to recovery. Whether you’re addicted to painkillers, Percocet, Vicodin or other easily accessible prescription drugs, our team can help you build a brighter future.
Alongside being in a safe and controlled environment, our personalised treatment programmes allow you to take part in treatments that are best for your personal development. Choose from a group therapy or individual therapy sessions to talk with others about your feelings, and find ways to manage your addiction so that you are back in control of your life.
Alcohol Rehab in Hemel Hempstead
Being in a familiar environment that’s associated with your alcohol addiction can often be harmful to your recovery progress, and often lead to individuals to continue drinking. When you visit our alcohol rehabs, you are able to take yourself away from any triggers and immerse yourself in your recovery through regular therapy and counselling sessions.
Using cognitive-behavioural-therapy (CBT), you will work with our caring team to discuss your feelings and take a deeper insight into your behaviours to find out the underlying causes of your addiction. Choose from individual therapy, where you are one-on-one with a counsellor, or group therapy sessions, where you can hear from other people with similar experiences to yours.
Watch Jack talk about his experience at one of our rehabilitation centres, and how we helped him overcome his addiction:
Free Drug & Alcohol Support in Hemel Hempstead
There are many free support options for drug and alcohol addiction in Hemel Hempstead. Here are some free options available:
Alcohol Anonymous Meetings in Hemel Hempstead
Hemel Candlelit 12 Steps & 12 Traditions
Venue: St Barnabus Church, Queens Square, HP2 4HY
Opening hours: Monday 19:30 (1hr 30mins)
Disabled access: Full wheelchair access
Hemel Hempstead Big Book
Venue: St Barnabus Church, Queens Square, HP2 4HY
Opening hours: Sunday 19:30 (1hr 30mins)
Disabled access: Full wheelchair access
Helpline: 0192 321 1122
Hemel Pot Luck
Venue: Leverstock Green Village Hall, Village Centre, HP3 8QG
Opening hours: Thursday 11:00 (1hr)
Helpline: 0192 321 1122
Hemel Hempstead Chair
Venue: Quaker Meeting House, 1 The Alleys, St Mary’s Road, HP2 5ZB
Opening hours: Friday 20:00 (1hr 30mins)
Disabled access: Loop system for hearing aid users
Helpline: 0192 321 1122
Hemel Hempstead Just for Today
Venue: Joe’s Coffee Shop & Creative Space, 7 Chancerygate Business Centre, Whitelead Road, HP3 9HD
Helpline: 0192 321 1122
Hemel Hempstead Feelings
Venue: St Paul’s Church, Solwlay, Highfield, HP2 5QN
Opening hours: Tuesday 12:30pm (1hr)
Hemel Hempstead Meditation
Venue: St Paul’s Church, Solway, Highfield, HP2 5QN
Opening hours: Monday 12:30pm (1hr)
Helpline: 0192 321 1122
Narcotics Anonymous Meetings in Hemel Hempstead
Hemel Hempstead Tuesday Night
Venue: Apsley Community Centre, London Road, HP3 9SB
Opening hours: Tuesday 19:45 (1hr 15mins)
Help from Local GP’s
If you require support then consider seeking help from your local GP. Here are some local GP’s in the Hemel Hempstead area:
Kilbride Court
Hemel Hempstead
HP2 6AD
Midland Road
Hemel Hempstead
HP2 5BL
Everest Way
Hemel Hempstead
HP2 4HY
Coleridge House Medical Centre
2 Coleridge Crescent
Hemel Hempstead
HP2 7PQ
Cambrian Way
Hemel Hempstead
HP2 5TA
Gatecroft
Hemel Hempstead
HP3 9LY
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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