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We have Treatment Centres for Alcohol Rehab in Walthamstow
If you are suffering from a drug and alcohol addiction, and live in the Walthamstow area, then you may have been searching the internet for terms like “rehab near me.”
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Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centres in Walthamstow
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Drug and Alcohol Rehab Walthamstow
By looking to address your problem, you have taken an admirable step in the right direction. An addiction can rip through an addict’s life in a very short timeframe, it can take someone’s physical and mental health and ruin it in a matter of weeks.
Relationships can be destroyed, families become estranged, and finances completely ruined. It is important to seek professional help instead of burying your head in the sand and hoping everything goes back to normal.
The longer drug and alcohol treatment is delayed, the worse an addiction can become – and in extreme cases, a drug addiction or an alcohol addiction can be fatal.
You likely have questions about how to choose rehab, what to expect at drug rehab, family drug support, family and friend referral and how rehabilitation centres work.
The choices can appear overwhelming, but at Cassiobury Court, we are here to help guide you through the process and to identify the best course of treatment for you.
Our Admissions Process
Our admissions process is simple and provides you with the best drug and alcohol services for your condition. Every person is affected differently by drug addiction and abuse and alcohol addiction and abuse.
You can be assured that Cassiobury Court London will be able to guide you through the process of identifying the best drug and alcohol rehab and therapy options for you and your recovery.
Loosely, rehab in Walthamstow can come via an inpatient or an outpatient solution. Inpatient addiction treatment is residential in nature, allowing you to recover in the safety of our rehab clinic. Inpatient treatment is generally best suited for individuals who have an advanced state of addiction, and those of our clients who do not have a safe, supportive home life.
Outpatient treatment is best suited to those in the early stages of addiction, or who can go home to their family at an evening and a weekend and have the support they require for an effective long-term recovery.
We will work with you to create the best treatment plan for your needs within your budget. There are free options available via the NHS, but addiction treatments have sustained significant budget cuts over the last decade and waiting lists are long. Private drug and alcohol rehab is not the cheapest option available but your treatment can begin with no delay.
Addiction Treatment
An addiction is a physical and psychological illness and drug and alcohol abuse can badly affect both the body and the mind. An addict can experience extreme weight loss, suddenly develop an unkempt appearance and have a lack of interest in personal hygiene.
Their behaviour will also change, they may withdraw themselves from society and develop dishonest traits in order to help fund their addiction.
Mental health and addictions go hand in hand – and when you’re admitted to our care, we will perform a full evaluation of your health. Addictions are often caused by underlying mental health conditions, such as bipolar disorder and depression.
If we identify a condition like these, we will perform dual diagnosis treatment. This is crucial for long-term recovery and relapse prevention, as treating the addiction and not the cause will likely cause a return to addiction in the future.
Drug or Alcohol Detox
The detox clinic is the starting point for the majority of our clients. Along with “how long is rehab?” one of the most common questions people have is about the length of time a detoxification can take.
There is no set time for a detox to work effectively. For those who have advanced addictions, the process can take weeks. For those in the early stages of a drug or alcohol addiction, their detox may be completed inside of a week.
A detox is the process of flushing the toxins associated with drug and alcohol abuse from your system. It is a difficult procedure, and your body will react negatively to drug and alcohol withdrawal. Withdrawal symptoms, such as nausea, severe sweating and extreme shaking, can be dangerous and it is not at all recommended to try a detox by yourself.
We use detox medications, which is better known as a medically assisted detox. These act as a sedative which eases your discomfort as you end your dependency on drugs or alcohol. Our medical experts are also on hand to monitor your progress and ensure your safety.
Aftercare
When your treatment has been completed, you will be given an aftercare plan. This is a step-by-step plan that helps you to continue to abstain from drugs and alcohol.
Returning to your normal life can feel intimidating, but you will have a 12-month free aftercare plan that gives you regular follow up sessions, access to a 24 hour helpline and puts you in touch with local support groups.
We offer help for drug and alcohol addiction in many parts of London, including nearby areas like Redbridge, Stratford, Dagenham and more.
What Our Clients Think
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I recently spent time at Cassiobury Court and I genuinely can’t speak highly enough of the experience.The support staff were exceptional. The therapists were insightful, grounded, and actually listened. Even the behind-the-scenes team, the cleaners and the chefs, played a huge part in making the environment feel safe and cared for. Special mention to Alan in the kitchen.
What stood out most was how comprehensive the programme is. It doesn’t just scratch the surface of addiction, it goes deeper, looking at the patterns, the behaviours, and the root causes, all delivered with real care and respect.
If someone is serious about getting support, this is a place that truly delivers. Like everything in life, you get out what you put in. Keep up the amazing work- you’re saving lives.
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I stayed at Cassiobury Court for 28 days in December 2021 to January 2022 and I’m now 110 days clean and sober. The level of care and support you receive here from all the staff is outstanding. From admissions, to leaving through to aftercare I cannot thank everybody enough. They tirelessly go above and beyond to help every individual to get them back on track with detox, step work, one-to-one therapy, group therapy, acupuncture, fitness and good food. Each patient is different and the staff keep a very close eye on each individuals personal circumstances and try to guide them to the best of their abilities. Truely inspirational as have all been through the hell of addiction themselves so there is zero judgement. If you want it bad enough this is the safest environment to be in. I actually miss them all!!! -
I spent 28 days here and was honestly the best experiences of my life, Rebecca and Idel saved my life but every single team member played there part including the house keepers , nearly everyone that is there including therapist are in recovery , it the only place ive ever been where people understand me and my mind instantly and they give you the tools to change your life. Food was very good , towel changed every other day. Hoping to go back in the future to do a chair
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This place equips you with everything you need to recover. Id not hesitate in recommending it. Fantastic, knowledgeable and passionate staff that works tirelessly to personalise care plans. Great food and accommodation. -
Cassiobury Court has given me the hope of another chance to live again a sober life that I once had about two decades ago. I was drinking alcohol heavily in recent years that led to so many problems in my life that I can’t state here. I wasn’t even aware that it is an illness, rather than a habit that I could get rid of just on my willpower before I walked through the doors here. Realization of how much damage this illness has done to my life and my loved ones wouldn’t have come to me without the help I have received here.My initial thoughts were that I am going to prison but the ideology here is completely different. If you are willing to recover from alcoholism or in general, any addiction then this is the place to be. If you want to walk out, become a quitter and continue your same life then no one will stop you. Such a set-up really worked for me, especially because if it was a military-type rehabilitation then I would have walked out.
All the key workers, counselors, kitchen staff, cleaners, pharmacists, nurses, and fitness & yoga trainers everyone is so accommodating, warm, and helpful beyond my expectations.
If someone is really willing to recover then this is the place. Big big thank you to Cassiobury Court for saving me and I wish myself to be successful on my life-long road of recovery.
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I can’t rate Cassiobury Court residential clinic more highly!My 14 day stay (after two previous stays at different clinics) was amazing – constructive, enlightening and enjoyable.
My positive experience flowed through right from the very start of the process with my telephone conversations with the admissions team, and once we’d had an initial chat and an assessment, they arranged for a driver to pick me up at 10 o’clock the next morning to drive me the 140 miles from West Dorset to the clinic.
The staff were incredibly welcoming, caring and non-judgmental. I was able to start my detox only an hour or so after my arrival after having a Zoom call with the Doctor. From then on the medical team were always on hand if and when necessary.
A high ratio of the staff are in recovery themselves which means that they knew personally what I was going through, which was both comforting and motivating.
My room was clean, light and bright and I had everything that I needed.
The food was of a very high standard and the chef was flexible and willing to go that extra mile for any special requests.
The group sessions were varied, interesting and run by highly knowledgeable staff. These were backed up by excellent 1-1 sessions with my allocated key worker and allocated therapist.
I can’t stress enough how much new information I learnt in just 14 days.
I have left Cassiobury Court with a renewed determination to start working the 12 step programme and to do what I’m told – as the people who have been giving me this advice are proof to me that I too can change my life for the better as they have.
A huge thank you to you all!
Jennie
Frequently Asked Questions
Addiction often develops as a consequence of an underlying mental health condition. An addiction is as much a mental ailment as it is a physical one. Most of your treatment is related to therapy and includes stress management, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT.) Dual diagnosis treatment allows your addiction to be treated alongside any mental health conditions we might identify.
Dependent on your circumstances, we will recommend either inpatient or outpatient options. Inpatient (sometimes known as residential rehab) allows you to recover in our rehab clinic with constant monitoring, and outpatient allows you to spend a lot of time at home with your family. There are NHS treatment options, but these are generally geared towards outpatient treatment, which is not suitable for all people suffering from a drug and alcohol addiction.
Behavioural addictions, such as internet addictions, sex addiction and gambling, are similar to drug and alcohol addiction. However, the difference is that with a behavioural addiction, the individual is not addicted to a substance but to behaviour or the feeling of a behaviour being acted out.
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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