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We have treatment centres for alcohol rehab St Austell

It can be difficult to access timely, effective addiction treatment in Cornwall. If you are looking for a high-quality drug and alcohol rehab in St Austell or the surrounding areas, it might be worth considering Cassiobury Court.

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Drug and Alcohol Rehab St Austell

It can be difficult to access timely, effective addiction treatment in Cornwall. If you are looking for a high-quality drug and alcohol rehab in St Austell or the surrounding areas, it might be worth considering Cassiobury Court.

It’s essential to find the right treatment centre for your own individual needs rather than simply the closest one, especially given the fact that residential rehab involves staying on the premises to get tailored, targeted addiction treatment.

Private inpatient rehab can offer several benefits compared to outpatient treatment via the NHS or local authority services. These include immediate admission, medically supervised detox, complete privacy and tailored recovery programmes. You can also focus on your recovery in a safe and comfortable environment, away from the people, places and triggers associated with your drinking or drug use.

Cassiobury Court welcomes clients from across Cornwall, including St Austell, Truro, Newquay, Bodmin and more.

Drug and Alcohol Rehab St Austell: What We Treat

We treat a wide range of addictions, including addiction to alcohol, cocaine, cannabis, illicit opioids like heroin and prescription medication misuse, which can also include strong opioid painkillers.

We also offer mental health treatment, including dual diagnosis treatment. This is when co-existing addiction and mental health conditions are treated at the same time. This is important because an unaddressed mental health issue could trigger a substance misuse relapse further down the line.

How Our Treatment Process Works

All our treatment programmes are tailored to the individual, but there are some common elements you are likely to encounter. Everyone undergoes an initial assessment to ensure that the tailored treatment itself is safe and appropriate.

This is usually followed by detox, during which intense cravings and a range of physical and psychological withdrawal symptoms may accompany. This can be very difficult to go through alone, and many people going ‘cold turkey’ without assistance will fall at the hurdle. It is far safer and more comfortable to undergo a medically supervised detox in a dedicated detox clinic or rehab.

Therapies to address the psychological aspects of addiction may include cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, group therapy, counselling and other evidence-based techniques. Complementary therapies like mindfulness and art therapy can also play a part.

The recovery process does not end when you leave our centre, which is why we also provide 12 months of free structured aftercare to provide vital support as you move forward.

Facilities, Comfort & Safety at Cassiobury Court

We offer a comfortable, secure environment with 24-hour professional supervision and a commitment to dignity and safety. We are fully CQC compliant.

Cassiobury Court is set in the grounds of an old coaching house and stables and offers a tranquil setting in which you can focus on your delivery free of the ‘noise’ of everyday life. We have private rooms and comfortable communal spaces, including gardens, a courtyard and an outdoor seating area.

Nutrition is important in recovery, and we also offer chef-cooked meals designed to fulfil nutritional needs that may have been neglected during long periods of substance misuse.

Travelling from St Austell

Getting to our Watford facility from St Austell by road involves a more or less straight drive along the A30 and A303. If you prefer motorway driving you can take the M% instead. Alternatively, there are train connections available, usually via London Paddington and Watford Junction. Assistance in arranging transport or private collection can also be arranged, although there will be an extra cost involved with the collection.

Cost, Duration & What’s Included

The cost of rehab can vary quite widely, depending on the type of detox involved and the length of stay, with 7, 14, 21 and 28-day programmes all being common options. In general, though, a 21 or 28-day stay is generally best for a thorough and holistic rehabilitation programme. This can seem expensive, but leaving an addiction unchecked can be far more costly in the long run, not only financially but in terms of relationships, health and general well-being.

The cost will include clinical detox (if required), accommodation, therapy, meals and aftercare. We can discuss all costs transparently once we understand the requirements, and there will be no hidden fees.

Aftercare for St Austell & Cornwall Clients

If you were initially looking for drug rehab in St Austell or alcohol rehab in St Austell, you may think that travelling to Watford for aftercare would be a chore. Thankfully, these days, aftercare support can be delivered very effectively on a remote online basis.

Aftercare can include reintegration support, relapse prevention groups and ongoing contact with therapists. We can also signpost local and national community resources such as With You, local Alcoholics Anonymous/Narcotics Anonymous meetings or Talk To Frank.

Take the First Step and Speak to Our Admissions Team

If you are ready to take the first step towards a healthier, happier life, contact our team for more information, advice, or to start the admission process rolling.

Don’t forget, your recovery can start today. One call could change everything.

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    I benefitted greatly at cassiobury court. I came in willing to work hard and overcome my mental blockages which kept me relapsing. The one to one’s with the therapist and going through the steps really humbled me. I know now how my head works and will never take my sobriety for granted ever again. I have a structure back in my life I.e food, sleep, exercise and have the tools I need to push on and lead a good and spiritual life. Thank you to all the Cassiobury team. From the housekeeping staff to management has been excellent.

    I would strongly recommend to anyone to stay for 28 days like I did as its turned my life around. From a massively heavy drinker and cocaine user to give me the chance for a good life here on end.

    Brenden

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    Toni Greaves

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    Cassiobury court and all the members of staff not only saved my life, they changed my life, before I attended cassiobury court my life was an existence, today I live.
    I have many treatment centers near me, however I didn’t want convenience, I wanted to get well, I travelled across the country to attend cassiobury court, and it was the best thing I’ve ever done.
    The staff are absolutely first class from top to bottom, if yourself or a loved one are needing help I would urge you to seek the help of cassiobury court, life savers and life changers.
    Today I have a life and I will never forget the tools this place gave me to continue living my life.

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    Ryan Cook

    6 Months Ago

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    I have just finished up my treatment at Cassiobury Court which is my 2nd in two years. Initially I had gone for only 2 weeks but did 21 days (28 days is still recommended). The staff was absolutely incredibly; knowledgable, supportive, organised and REAL.

    Addiction is a serious disease and if you are serious about recovery and want to live a strong, healthier, more spiritual and joyful life – you should admit you are powerlessness and get the support from Cassiobury Court.

    The programs are incredibly valuable in group settings to hear other like experiences with the addition of private `Step (1-3) work and therapy sessions with professionals.

    If you are looking at this review, it means you are looking for help.

    Get here, get sober, find your new life starting at Cassiobury Court.

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    E K

    11 Months Ago

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    Where do I even start…
    This has been my second time in there as a year ago when I was there, I didn’t take the program seriously enough and I just wanted to get clean from drugs but not follow the 12 step program. However after having a few months sobriety, then relapsing as I didn’t do what was suggest to me! I ended up going back for 28 days.
    Let me tell you, that this experience was a one in a lifetime and I took everything on board, attended all sessions and did exactly what I was told!
    Every single member of staff at cassiobury go above and beyond for their clients. They put time and effort into all of us and someone is always there for you to talk to day or night.
    There is a huge range of sessions which you can attend and this give you the knowledge of your addiction. You also have counselling sessions once a week which helps massively🙏🏼
    Cassiobury court feels like your home with your family. Leaving today was so tough as I left so many amazing people behind there. However this is the new start of my journey, I have the right tools behind me this time and I would never of been able to do it without cassiobury.
    Also big up the chiefs there! The food is AMAZING!!!!! I put on over a stone in 4 weeks…I think that says it all!
    Thank you cassiobury for giving me a new and improved way of living.

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    Michelle P

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    I have spent some time at Cassiobury Court over the last 6 months and cannot speak more highly of the experience. I admitted myself for alcohol addiction and was very scared when I arrived and did not have any idea what to expect. The staff could not have been kinder to me. I wanted to leave on day 2 because I was very anxious and out of my comfort zone, but fortunately staff members calmed me down and I ended up staying which I am very glad about. The schedule is very good with group sessions, some one on one sessions and therapy sessions.
    The food is excellent and the chefs are very accommodating if you wish to have something different. There is a daily trip to the local shop to get any bits you may need.
    All the staff are amazing, the recovery workers, the management, the chefs and kitchen staff and all that work at Cassiobury are all so caring and it really shows.
    You have time to get to know the rest of the group and I ended up building close bonds and have kept in contact with many that I met in Cassiobury (and I bump into people I met at meetings outside as well as on the aftercare calls).
    All in all, if your are considering a treatment centre then I would highly recommend Cassiobury Court, I am very grateful for my time there.

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    Larissa Disney

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    I came into Cassiobury Court after years of trying to stop on my own, after years of abusing myself physically and mentally i finally came in with the willingness to ask for help and that is what i recieved.
    Although nervous when I first came in i was greeted with an incredibly friendly and supportive team, I was made to feel at ease and given privacy but i also knew help was ready and available when i needed it

    The workshops, counselling and advice all felt they were tailored to me rather then just being another client and i was encouraged to start seeing the postives of life rather then the negatives, I enjoyed every workshop and the social aspect that came with meeting a group of like minded people and felt that i was being heard and understood.
    Since leaving i have re started my life and had support from everyone along the way

    I would highly recommend them. To anyone who feels they may be struggling.

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Drug and Alcohol Rehab FAQs

This may depend on availability but for certain cases we can usually offer urgent rehab admissions. This expedited process can take 24-48 hours but may sometimes involve same-day admission.

You should bring suitable comfortable clothing, including nightwear and clothing for outside. You can also bring books, musical instruments and devices such as phones or laptops. We do have complementary Wi-Fi, but there will be times (particularly during therapy and group activities) when we ask that devices remain off.

The length of stay can vary, but 21 or 28-day stays are fairly typical for a comprehensive rehab programme.

We encourage family and friends to visit but this must be arranged beforehand. Visits usually take place on Sunday afternoons. Family therapy sessions may also be an option for some treatment programmes.

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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