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Cassiobury Court is a private residential rehab that provides professional addiction treatment support to those who need it in Tiverton.
Whilst there were 2,310 adults in treatment for drug and alcohol dependence in 2023/24 in the county, only 13% of adults eligible for alcohol-dependence treatment in Devon were getting the help they need.
If you’re in Tiverton and feel like you can’t get the support you need, Cassiobury Court could help. We are a specialist residential drug and alcohol treatment centre in Watford that combines medically managed detoxification, psychological therapies and multidisciplinary support for a personalised addiction treatment approach.
Going to rehab is a big decision to make. Before deciding, you need to consider your physical and mental health, severity of your addiction, rehab history and whether you are in an unstable environment.
Professional treatment might be right for you if you have tried to stop and experienced severe withdrawal symptoms. Drug and alcohol withdrawal can be dangerous without clinical supervision.
Other signs that may indicate you have a substance abuse issue include:
Not every addiction is the same. Different approaches are needed depending on the substance, your dependence and withdrawal needs.
The addictions we treat at Cassiobury Court include:
Alcohol addiction is a recognised health condition, capable of damaging your physical and mental health, personal life and causing long-lasting problems.
Casual drinking can develop quickly into something harmful and an addiction. Knowing the signs could mean you get help sooner, before the problem becomes entrenched.
Signs to be aware of include:
There are two main pathways through addiction recovery: inpatient and outpatient treatment.
Residential treatment is better for those with a severe addiction, and you require a medical detox. Outpatient may be better suited if you are less at risk of severe withdrawal, in a stable environment and have a strong support network around you.
Unsure what path is best? Call our admissions team at 0800 001 4070 for a confidential assessment.
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
Not knowing what to expect at rehab can stop you from getting the help you need. The process is as straightforward and always led by you.
Our admissions process can begin during your initial enquiry. Over the phone, we can do a pre-admission screening, go through treatment options, discuss costs, and decide your admission date.
When you arrive, you’ll go through a more thorough assessment, looking at your physical and mental health, learning more about you and your addiction and treatment history. From this medical assessment and a talk with your recovery support worker, we’ll work out an individual treatment plan within 24-48 hours of you arriving at Cassiobury Court.
Detox can be the first and important step of treatment. If you are physically dependent on a substance, your body needs time to end that dependence and start to recover.
We provide medically managed detox to those who need it. You’ll receive medication to help ease withdrawal symptoms and be under 24/7 care in a safe and comfortable environment. What determines your detox programme are factors like your current health, severity of symptoms and what substances you have been using.
Therapy is important in rehab, giving you the space and resources to get to the root causes of your addiction and work on skills to help change behaviours and deal with triggers.
You won’t take part in every therapy, as what you do is personal to you, based on your care plan. Therapies you may participate in at Cassiobury Court include:
Planning and routines can be critical to recovery and we offer 12 months of free aftercare to those who complete a 28-day treatment programme with us. We’ll also help you in rehab ready yourself for life afterwards, working on recovery planning, developing coping strategies and recognising potential triggers.
We’ll encourage you to connect with peer support networks. Becoming familiar with meetings such as Alcoholics Anonymous, Cocaine Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous can help you feel less alone and connected to others when you leave.
If returning to Tiverton, you can get ongoing community support through Devon’s Together drug and alcohol service.
Addiction issues will often exist alongside mental health problems such as depression, anxiety and trauma-related symptoms.
During your assessments, we’ll figure out whether you require integrated treatment; dealing with your addiction and mental health issues can be treated simultaneously. This approach will depend on many factors and may not always be appropriate or correct for us to treat if your mental health needs are complex. Additional mental health support may be required to help you.
We provide family support for those who want to be involved in treatment efforts, and it is agreed by our staff and the resident that it can help.
To support families, we put on a weekly Family Support Group every Saturday. These sessions can help relatives learn more about addiction and recovery, prepare for the homecoming and improve communication.
Rehab should last as long as you need it to be in the right health and space to return to your life. Factors we consider before we feel you’re ready to leave include severity of addiction, physical and psychological health and your treatment progress.
We offer a range of programme lengths of 10, 14, 21 and 28 days. You can stay past 28 days, depending on your budget and clinical needs.
Cassiobury Court is a respected rehabilitation centre, chosen by people all over the country.
Our multidisciplinary staff of care, medical and psychology professionals specialise in addiction treatment, providing personalised and effective care. Our treatment centre, located in a quiet suburb of Watford, can give you the time away to dedicate yourself to starting your recovery journey.
Our team includes experienced counsellors, psychologists, and medical professionals specialising in addiction treatment and mental health. We are passionate about helping people overcome addiction and achieve their goals for a healthier and happier life.
We hold the highest professional standards here at our CQC-registered rehab centre. Our fully trained GPs, Physchiatristes, Support Workers, Counsellors and Mental Health Nurses can deliver a comprehensive rehabilitation programme.
Our facilities offer a calm and safe environment that aims to promote a culture of compassion and community.
Cassiobury Court includes 24 private bedrooms with en-suite options, a communal lounge and dining areas. We have private therapy rooms for individual sessions and a large activity and group room. The centre is surrounded by gardens with an external courtyard and outdoor seating area for you to decompress.
The cost of rehab is dependent on the programme length and treatments you receive when at Cassiobury Court. Your final cost can be confirmed during the admissions process.
A guide to our pricing is as follows:
Duration Price
*Every recovery journey is different, so treatment costs can vary. Contact our team to discuss your options and receive further pricing information.
Our address is Cassiobury Court, Richmond Drive, Watford, WD17 3BH, located around 180 miles from Tiverton.
The car journey will take around 3 hours and 10 minutes. It involves the M5 up to Bristol before getting on the M4 and east until you join the M25 and take that clockwise around to Watford.
On the train, you’re looking at around a 4-hour and 45-minute journey. You can get the train at Tiverton Parkway to Paddington. You’ll take the underground to Baker Street, then jump on the Metropolitan Line up to Watford.
If you live in Tiverton and are considering rehab, Cassiobury Court offers private residential treatment to people wherever they live in the UK.
Calling us today doesn’t mean you’re committing to admission. The first step is simply a confidential chat about your circumstances and recovery aims, including whether detox, therapy and ongoing recovery support may help you.
Contact Cassiobury Court today on 0800 001 4070 for a confidential assessment and to discuss your options.
Take a look inside Cassiobury Court with our interactive VR tour. Explore our private residential rehab centre in Watford, including our bedrooms, therapy spaces, communal areas and peaceful outdoor surroundings.
The tour is designed to help you or a loved one feel more familiar with our environment before admission, giving you a clearer idea of the calm, comfortable and supportive setting we provide throughout treatment.
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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