We have treatment centres for alcohol rehab in Kings Lynn
Have you turned to drugs or alcohol to reduce the feelings associated with a mental health disorder such as anxiety or depression?
Has your drug or alcohol addiction caused you to experience intense feelings of anxiety and depression?
Drug and Alcohol Rehab Kings Lynn
Have you turned to drugs or alcohol to reduce the feelings associated with a mental health disorder such as anxiety or depression? Has your drug or alcohol addiction caused you to experience intense feelings of anxiety and depression?If you are simultaneously suffering from a drug or alcohol addiction and a mental health disorder such as anxiety, depression or post-traumatic stress disorder, it is in your best interest to obtain support from a drug and alcohol rehab in Kings Lynn.
If you have attempted to secure professional support or treatment from a drug and alcohol rehab in Kings Lynn, but find yourself waiting for treatment to become available, we would encourage you to contact us.
At Cassiobury Court, we can provide almost immediate treatment for both addictions and mental health conditions.
Mental Health Disorders and Addictions Come Hand In Hand
Each year, over one million individuals are admitted to hospitals across the United Kingdom for drug and alcohol-related conditions. Out of those admitted, the NHS has reported that 17% of admissions are a result of mental health disorders that have arisen due to drug and alcohol abuse and addictions.
In Kings Lynn, further research determines that there is a significant overlap in mental health problems and substance abuse.
Many individuals will turn to substances such as drugs and alcohol to temporarily relieve the pessimistic thoughts and feelings encountered as a result of their mental health disorder.
For others, mental health conditions will arise as a side-effect as an addiction becomes significantly worse.
How Dual Diagnosis Treatment Can Support Those Suffering from Addictions and Mental Health Disorders
As a mental health disorder and addiction simultaneously impairs your life, you may worry that there is little help available for you to take advantage of. However, we must stop you in your tracks.
Irrespective of whether you have turned to substances to soothe a mental health disorder, or have acquired a mental health disorder throughout your addiction, various treatments can assist you in your recovery.
When a dual diagnosis is present, treatment will often be more intense. It may also span a longer time frame. This is because treatment will be required to ensure you overcome your addiction and reduce the impact that your mental health disorder has on you.
Failure to treat both your addiction and mental health disorder will increase your chances of relapsing in the future. In turn, this could see your mental health disorder escalate.
Should you decide to refer yourself to our private residential rehab here in Watford, the dual diagnosis treatment you will obtain will likely consist of the following;
- – Detoxification
- – Rehabilitation
- – Psychological Therapy
- – Well-Being Therapy
- – Social Therapies
As and when you are ready to contact us to discuss your addiction and mental health disorder, our admissions team will be able to provide you with a more accurate representation of the treatment that you may be offered by our team of recovery specialists and medical professionals.
What Does A Treatment Programme Provided By Cassiobury Court Look Like?
As you enter our residential rehab, you will firstly be required to undergo a medically induced detoxification. Detoxification will be administered in a safe space and will see you withdraw from the substance that you have become addicted to.
As you progress through detoxification, you will have around the clock support and care to ensure that you are comfortable at all times. You will also begin one-to-one therapy throughout the detoxification process to ensure that you have an outlet to discuss how you feel.
When our team is confident that you have withdrawn from the substance that you have become addicted to, you will be invited to take part in therapy. Unlike detoxification which focuses purely on your addiction recovery, therapy will address your addiction and mental health disorder.
The therapy that you are provided with will entirely depend on your personal circumstances. However, when undergoing treatment for a dual diagnosis, psychological therapy and well-being therapy are often required.
Please note that our treatment programmes are created based on your bespoke recovery needs. Although the treatments discussed above will form the basis of your treatment programme, you may encounter different forms of therapies.
Please be assured that this is in your best interest and will guarantee that you have the potential to make a full recovery from your addiction and mental health disorder.
What Psychological Therapy Is Offered at Cassiobury Court?
At Cassiobury Court, our psychological therapy includes the following;
- – Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
- – Motivational Interviewing
- – One-to-one Recovery Planning
- – Stress Management
- – Relapse Prevention
- – Mental Health Support
- – Family Intervention and Mediation
The psychological therapies listed above will enable you to address the impact that your addiction and mental health disorder has had on your life and the factors that have caused them to co-exist.
Upon doing so, you will have the ability to develop several coping strategies that will assist you in your recovery.
What Well-Being Therapy Is Offered at Cassiobury Court?
The well-being therapy provided at our residential rehab in Watford typically consists of the following;
- – Therapeutic Art and Music Therapies
- – Relaxation and Sleep Management
- – Acupuncture and Acu-Detox
- – Holistic Therapies
- – Mindfulness and Body Scan
- – Diet and Nutritional Supplement
- – Self Help
The well-being therapies outlined above will encourage you to engage in various activities. These activities will provide you with an additional way to express your feelings. Many of the well-being therapies will also support you in your long-term recovery.
Seek Help from a Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Kings Lynn Today
If you are suffering from an addiction and mental health disorder, you must seek help from a drug and alcohol rehab in Kings Lynn. We also help people from other nearby areas in the Norfolk region, such as Norwich, Thetford and Great Yarmouth.
If, having read the above information, you would like to discuss your addiction and mental health disorder with us, please do not hesitate to contact us.
At Cassiobury Court, we are on hand to offer you the support, guidance and treatment you need to live a healthier, happier life.
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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