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We have treatment centres for drug and alcohol rehab in Northfield
Beginning the drug rehab or alcohol rehab process can be daunting. It’s an unfamiliar step, and taking those first steps to recovery can be overwhelming. Yet in order to get better, recover and lead a sober lifestyle, rehab is a necessary step to complete.
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Drug and Alcohol Rehab Northfield
Beginning the rehab process can be daunting, and it’s an unfamiliar step, and taking those first steps to recovery can be overwhelming. Yet, rehab is a necessary step to complete to get better, recover, and lead a sober lifestyle.
Numerous rehab options across Northfield deal with various addictions and offer bespoke treatment plans to suit all. Professional guidance is available to give you the techniques and information you need to overcome addiction.
Contact our Cassiobury Court team to find out how we can help you live an addiction-free life. Our team of addiction recovery specialists can talk you through the admission process and provide information on what your rehab programme could look like. We offer personalised, evidence-based treatment programmes through the rehabilitation process, proven to treat addiction.
What to expect during rehab?
When arriving at a drug and alcohol rehab treatment centre, you will first undergo an assessment by a trained professional to pinpoint your addiction triggers and plan the best possible treatment programme for you. It will be decided whether a medical detox is needed as part of your treatment at this stage.
Your admission will mark the beginning of your journey, filled with addiction treatment sessions, different therapies, and a range of recovery steps. You can expect to complete life-changing activities, develop new coping strategies and hone in on the tools to remain sober.
Our Cassiobury Court team are compassionate, friendly, professional, experienced, and ready to welcome you. You can expect to walk into a private, relaxing, luxury and intimate setting at our rehab centre, worlds away from drug and alcohol exposure.
Inpatient rehab vs outpatient rehab
When deciding on a rehab programme right for you, you’ll have the chance to choose between inpatient rehab and outpatient treatment plan. Both options come with a bespoke treatment schedule and advice from experts, but there are distinct differences between them.
One of the main differences between the two types of treatment is that Inpatient rehab requires an individual to stay at a rehab treatment facility 24/7. During this time, the individual receives around the clock medical care and undergoes all their treatments onsite. Outpatient rehab, however, only requires the individual to attend the rehab facility during set times of the week. Other than this, the individual resumes the normal activities from their day-to-day life.
Outpatient treatment tends to be the cheaper option of the two; however, due to the nature of the individual continuing to carry activities of their day to day life, addiction recovery is at a lower success rate than that of individuals that commit to inpatient rehab.
Both rehab options are available to you in Northfield, but selecting the right rehab treatment programme for your individual needs will be essential to give yourself the best chance of success.
Leading addiction treatment options
At Cassiobury Court, we consider your personal needs, symptoms, addiction type, triggers, and overall wellbeing before forming an individual treatment plan.
Plans include leading addiction treatment options of physical, psychological, social, and holistic forms. Most clients will start with the physical process of detoxification to withdraw from drugs and alcohol. Therapy is a follow-on treatment, which focuses on psychological recovery. Services including cognitive behavioural therapy, mental health treatments, stress management and dialectical behavioural therapy are recommended.
Social treatments and therapies which benefit recovery include support groups, social activities, group therapy and family therapy. To strengthen relationships and provide greater understanding, social and behavioural health must be worked on. Holistic therapies also help with overall wellbeing, relationships, and choices, focusing on mindfulness and lifestyle management.
Our treatment centre offers the most effective and suitable forms of addiction treatment for you to complete.
Personalised aftercare programmes
Relapse prevention and aftercare are invaluable tools that focus on long-term recovery. Your programme via a drug and alcohol rehab in Northfield will include planning for relapse and preventing relapse.
Aftercare services are available for 12 months, assisting with the initial transition post-rehab. Relapse prevention planning offers a structure and form of coping through such transitions. Together, they help to instil healthy habits, proactive actions, and the chance to remain sober.
Help is available for drug and alcohol addiction in various parts of Birmingham, including Soho, Sparkbrook, Hampstead and more.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is encouraged that you bring items with you which will ease your days in rehab. For example, personal hygiene products, comfortable clothes, items that remind you of home and prescription medications.
Through inpatient rehab, you’ll have everything that you’ll need to lead each day, such as food and sleeping facilities. You should avoid packing any prohibited items, such as drugs, alcohol, weapons, or electrical devices.
Full guidance will be provided on the admissions process into rehab.
Admission is the first point of contact that you will have with our rehab clinic. It’s a process that helps our clients accept and prepare for rehab, along with assessing individual needs and diagnoses.
Arrangements are made through the admissions process to form personal rehab programmes and experiences. It’s a process of planning, to offer an efficient entrance into a private rehab.
Rehab can last between 28 days and a number of months. Timings will depend on your selection between inpatient and outpatient rehab, along with your individual needs.
Inpatient rehab is a quick process as you’ll check into a residential facility. Outpatient rehab is longer as it’s a flexible, weekly process, arranged over a number of months.
If you have any other problems to address, this will also prolong the rehab process. Yet the most efficient timescales are aimed for here at Cassiobury Court, to offer a progressive and productive experience.
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.
CQC Registered Manager
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.
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