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Last Reviewed: 8th October 2026
Cassiobury Court is a specialist residential cocaine rehab centre for adults aged 18 and over.
If cocaine is affecting your health, relationships, work or finances, our cocaine rehab programme combines medically managed detox where needed, personalised psychological therapies and compassionate multidisciplinary support, with a personalised care plan developed within 24 to 48 hours of admission.
Attending a private rehab for inpatient treatment is highly confidential. Your privacy is assured at our CQC registered addiction centre.
This page explains how cocaine rehab works, who it is for, what happens at Cassiobury Court and how to take the first step. To speak to our admissions team now, call 01923 369 161.
Cocaine rehab is structured treatment that helps you stop using cocaine.
At Cassiobury Court, it is residential, which means you stay with us at the clinic and away from everyday triggers. A team works with you on the physical, psychological and practical sides of recovery.
Residential rehab can be the right step when your situation is difficult or complicated, when previous attempts to stop have not lasted, or when your home environment makes stopping difficult. An assessment will help identify the right level of support.
A personalised programme typically moves through four stages:
We treat powder cocaine and crack cocaine addiction, and tailor treatment to individual needs, circumstances and recovery goals.
NHS help is available through your GP or by contacting your local drug treatment service directly, and talking therapies are among the treatments known to work for cocaine addiction. Residential rehab is usually recommended when someone’s situation is particularly difficult or complex.
At Cassiobury Court, we accept both private and statutory admissions at our cocaine rehab clinic, and we work in partnership with the NHS.
We want you to start your treatment journey feeling safe and with the right level of help around you.
We take a really detailed look at each and every person that comes to us – we listen to their story, think about their particular needs, and figure out where they’re at with their recovery. This means we get a good idea of what they need in terms of medical help, psychological support and just general wellbeing. So that looks like:
You can check out the admissions process, what to expect when you come to us by choice, and what to bring with you.
For some people, treatment starts with a medically managed detox to support withdrawal safely and as comfortably as possible.
Cocaine dependence is a serious addiction, and when you begin treatment, you will be challenged both physically and mentally through this period.
Cocaine withdrawal is mostly psychological, but it can still be difficult and you may experience:
Your assessment identifies any detox requirements so the right support is in place from the start. Read more about cocaine detox and crack cocaine detox.
After detox, you begin a tailored therapeutic programme built around your needs and longer-term recovery aims.
Our team of experts from different fields work together with you to give you evidence-based care that’s tailored to your unique recovery path. This team includes a Consultant Psychiatrist and a Doctor, Nurses, a Psychologist, Social Workers and Recovery Support Workers – all working together to give you the best care possible. Plus, many of them also have a deep understanding of recovery because they’ve been through it themselves, which really helps build trust and shows you and others like you that recovery is definitely possible.
Our approaches may include:
Therapy is delivered through individual therapy and group therapy. See all our therapies.
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.
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Length of stay with us depends on your assessed needs, how severe your cocaine use is, and any other physical or mental health needs. We offer 10, 14, 21 and 28-day stays, with longer programmes also available.
Your personalised care plan, developed within 24 to 48 hours of admission, sets out your programme, and a longer stay may be recommended where there is more than one substance involved or a dual diagnosis.
To discuss what is likely to suit you, call 01923 369 161.
Our facilities consider all aspects of residential living, ensuring that comfort and safety can be maintained.
We are within a private setting, with access to large gardens so you do not ever need to feel trapped or under pressure. You are free to take strolls and enjoy the countryside, reflect in your own time. We have 24 beds, with a mix of ensuite and shared bathrooms, plus:
• Private therapy rooms
• Dining and communal lounge area
• Activity and group room
• Courtyard and outdoor seating area
• Nutritious, freshly prepared meals
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.
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We understand that family members, carers and wider support networks can make a very real and valuable contribution to recovery.
Our weekly Family Support Group, held every Saturday, gives family members and loved ones a welcoming space to share experiences, ask questions and get support. If you are worried about someone else, see our guidance for friends and family, family referrals and family intervention.
We provide a whole year of support to anyone who completes the full 28 days – which is a year of aftercare absolutely free of charge.
During your stay with us, we really do encourage you to get involved with some of the mutual aid & fellowship groups that are out there. The ones we focus on are things like NA and CA, so by the time you come to leave, you will have access to wider support.
Being comfortable in a meeting and having people to turn to before you’ve even left us can make a huge difference. It gives you the confidence to carry on and helps to keep that anxiety at bay. And by the time you do leave, you’ll have the skills and the support network in place to help you stay on track and make the most of your recovery.
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The cost depends on the length of your stay and the care you need, which is confirmed after assessment. Some private health insurance policies may contribute, so check your policy.
* Prices are indicative and may be subject to change. Please contact us to confirm the current price and availability.
Cassiobury Court’s admissions team is here on hand to assist you with your transition into recovery and leading a healthy life. For a free assessment and evaluation of your likely treatment needs, get in touch today.
Like any drug addiction, we offer free guidance and help for anyone struggling with substance abuse.
We also advise on the best possible treatment for cocaine addiction that’s absolutely tailored to meet your needs.
Get in touch with our team now to discuss the cocaine rehab centre programmes we offer and possibly talk about a suitable treatment plan which suits your current needs. Please call us on 01923 369 161.
Addiction to Cocaine gets diagnosed as part of a health assessment. This will usually be undertaken at the pre-admission stage of rehab in order to determine the severity of the addiction and what sort of treatment plan is needed to achieve recovery.
Yes, when it makes sense for you. We've got a Family Support group that runs every Saturday.
Yes, we do treat crack cocaine addiction.
Withdrawal symptoms experienced as part of a cocaine detox are mostly psychological.
Some of the most common symptoms experienced include:
A cocaine overdose can be fatal and urgent medical attention is required if any of the following most common signs are observed:
Whilst Cocaine is most known for its psychological effects, the drug is also known to cause health complications in the body after prolonged use. Complications can range from severe heart attacks to complete loss of smell.
Cocaine addiction can develop due to a number of different reasons which can range from environmental, biological and psychological factors.
We'll help you get set up with some support groups like CA and NA while you're here and make sure you leave with a plan and a set of skills to stop you going back to using.
John Gillen is a leading addiction treatment expert with over 15 years of experience providing evidence-based treatment methods for individuals throughout the UK. John also co-authors the book, The Secret Disease of Addiction, which delves into how the addictive mind works and what treatment techniques work best.
Dr. Olalekan Otulana MBChB, DRCOG, MRCGP, DFSRH, FRSPH, MBA (Cantab)
Dr Otulana is a highly experienced GP and Addiction Physician. He has a specialist interest in Substance Misuse Management and he has a wide range of experience in the assessment, management (including detoxification) and residential rehabilitation of clients with various drug and substance addiction problems. His main aim is to comprehensively assess patients with addiction problems and determine their treatment needs for medical detoxification treatments and psychological interventions. He is also experienced in managing patients who require dual drug and alcohol detoxification treatments.
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