Cassiobury Court

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Drug and Alcohol Rehab Letchworth

While Hertfordshire is made up of pleasant towns and villages, there are still many people suffering from substance abuse issues, leading to an increase in people searching for drug and alcohol rehab in Letchworth. Those who suffer from drug and alcohol addiction will often need professional help to quit, and in some milder cases, outpatient treatment might be enough. However, for moderate and severe addictions, one of the best options is residential treatment, where you’ll undergo a 28-day programme that can give you the tools you need to stay away from harmful substances for life.

 

How can I get help?

It can be difficult to get help from the NHS, and waiting lists are often long, so that’s why so many people are now looking for private rehab. Cassiobury Court is just a 40-minute drive from Letchworth, set in a leafy suburb of Watford, and we are close to St. Albans and other major towns. We don’t require a GP referral and there are no long waiting lists, so we can often find you a place in a matter of hours.

Cassiobury Court work with people with various drug and/or alcohol addictions, and we often find that those with an addiction will use more than one substance. Many people who come to us often have mental health conditions too, such as depression and anxiety, so our counselling and group therapy sessions will help you learn the root causes of your issues and how to deal with them.

All you need to do to start your rehab journey is to call or text our team. Counsellors will call you back for an initial chat and assessment, which will help you decide whether rehab is right for you. You may decide that you don’t need residential rehab at this point, so we can help you out by giving you details of organisations offering free support groups, or other programmes that might be of benefit.

 

What happens in rehab?

When you are looking into drug and alcohol rehab in Letchworth, it’s normal to be anxious about what life in rehab will be like. Cassiobury Court provides a lovely backdrop in which to heal, with a homely environment and pretty grounds.

After a full assessment on arrival, most people go through a medical detox, which is often aided by prescription drugs. Getting all the alcohol or drugs out of your system can be a big relief, letting you feel things clearly again. While detox usually only takes a few days, we highly recommend staying until the end of your 28-day programme. This gives you time away from home where you can relax and recover and means you can undergo intensive therapy. When you stay with us, you’ll have therapy sessions both as an individual and group, and we may even suggest bringing in family members, which can help heal fractured relationships. You can read more about the rehab experience on our website.

 

How can I stay away from drugs or alcohol in the long term?

We don’t just help you get off drugs and alcohol then expect you to go home and continue as you were. Overcoming an addiction means changing negative behavioural patterns, which is why therapy is so important. We also offer workshops that’ll help you learn to deal with your emotions and stay away from temptation. While you stay with us, you’ll learn how to use mindfulness to overcome negative thoughts and will even feel physically better thanks to our programme of fitness and nutrition.

Everyone who completes a programme at Cassiobury Court is given 12 months of free aftercare in the form of regular support groups. We highly recommend completing the aftercare, as your first year is when you’re most likely to relapse, but your chances of success are much higher if you stick with your aftercare plan. Some people might also opt for extended care, which might involve further individual therapy, ideal for those who need a little longer to work on their issues. You may also want to look at organisations such as Alcoholics Anonymous, for those suffering from alcohol misuse, or Narcotics Anonymous for those overcoming a drug addiction, as they can be an excellent way to stay on track.

 

What does drug and alcohol rehab in Letchworth cost?

Private rehab is becoming more and more popular, especially since NHS waiting lists in areas like Hertfordshire are so high, but the cost can obviously be a consideration for many people. We are happy to offer initial free and confidential advice to see if rehab is suitable for you or your loved one, and we wouldn’t admit you if we felt we couldn’t help.

While the cost of rehab may seem high at first, it’s worth considering the level of treatment services you receive compared to NHS care. We offer comprehensive packages to suit different budgets, and the price we quote includes all extras such as meals and medications. You also enjoy 24/7 support when you stay at Cassiobury Court, with an experienced, qualified team on hand at all hours to help you out, which means our packages offer excellent value for money.

If you are looking for drug and alcohol rehab in Letchworth, call the team at Cassiobury Court to find out more about our rehabilitation facilities. Call us on 01923 369 161, text HELP to 83222, or fill in the contact form on our site. We will assume that you want us to call you back, so please leave your details and the best time to get in touch.

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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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