Medically reviewed by Dr Iqbal Mohiuddin MBBS BSc, PGCME A benefit of residential drug and alcohol rehab in Nottinghamshire is that you are removed from your normal environment whilst you detox and rehabilitate.
This means a rehabilitation facility takes away all temptations. You benefit from a daily routine. Therapy is designed to treat the root causes of substance use disorders.
Rehabilitation centres are open in Nottinghamshire and near to Nottinghamshire during the pandemic. Please do not hesitate to seek help during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Whether you have a physical dependence or a psychological dependence, addiction is a chronic illness that kills, and so delaying addiction treatment is not recommended.
You will receive peer support via support groups, from people in the same situation as you. Our Nottinghamshire rehab clinics foster a kind and caring environment for recovery.
There are a variety of rehab treatment options that cater to your specific needs. This means that you receive addiction treatments that are suitable for you and your addiction recovery.
Addiction is a co-occurring illness that is almost always accompanied by deeper mental health problems. This makes tailored treatment ever more important.
Rehab can help diagnose and treat any mental disorders you may be living with.
You get one-to-one support from a team of professionals during the length of your stay.
Rehab therapy includes one-on-one addiction counselling and therapy sessions.
You also receive 24/7 medical care. This is key for dealing with withdrawal.
Modern rehabs in Nottinghamshire and near Nottinghamshire offer evidence-based treatments. Medicated detox follows NICE Guidelines.
These addiction treatments include cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioural therapy (DBT) and modern psychotherapy.
For more information about drug and alcohol rehab in Nottinghamshire, call us today on 0800 140 4690
Before committing to a stay at a residential facility in Nottinghamshire, it is understandable that clients want to know more about the type of people a rehabilitation centre is suitable for.
Take a look at the list below, do you identify with any of the below situations?
Whilst the admissions process for drug and alcohol rehab in Nottinghamshire and near Nottinghamshire may feel lengthy, it doesn’t have to be.
Whether you’re suffering a physical addiction or a psychological addiction, rehab can help.
When you call our team, we can begin the process of finding out more about your needs and recommending addiction treatment programmes most suited to you.
For more advice about the admissions process for drug and alcohol rehab in Nottinghamshire, call us today on 0800 140 4690
Attempting to help a loved one through addiction can be very challenging.
Hiring a professional interventionist familiar with treatment services in Nottinghamshire and near Nottinghamshire can be a great way of facilitating an honest conversation with your loved one about their alcohol abuse or drug abuse.
Whether your loved one is addicted to illegal drugs or prescription drugs, rehab can help.
After you’ve explained why you feel your friend or family member needs treatment, you can begin to look at options like rehab.
By calling our team today, we can help you facilitate an intervention by offering specialist resources and recommendations for interventionists in the Nottinghamshire area.
Rehab interventions don’t have to be an old-fashioned sit-down where the individual feels somewhat attacked or overwhelmed.
Nowadays interventionists can offer guidance and advice to families.
The price of rehab varies due to multiple factors such as:
For a 10-day sole detox at rehab, prices range from £3,000 to £6,000 if you were to book a single-occupancy room and around £2,000 to £4,000 for a dual or multi-occupancy room.
If you are looking for a comprehensive 28-day stay in a single occupancy room, prices begin at around £8,000 and can rise to £12,000.
Again, if you would prefer a multi-occupancy rehab room you could expect to pay around £6,000.
For those who may not be able to commit to rehab due to the financial aspect, home detoxes are also an option. They are significantly cheaper and begin at around £1,500.
For more exact prices of rehab in Nottinghamshire and near Nottinghamshire, contact our team today.
For more specific advice on the price of drug and alcohol rehab in Nottinghamshire, call us on 0800 140 4690
Private residential rehab is advised because it brings with it a whole host of benefits. Each client receives a tailored programme that suits their needs.
There is also a wide range of therapies and addiction counsellors to support a dual-diagnosis, as well as aftercare for up to twelve months from when your programme ends.
Residential rehab in Nottinghamshire can allow you to receive bespoke care at levels council-funded treatment options just cannot provide.
Whilst it may feel natural to begin your search for rehab with NHS services, they very rarely offer residential addiction treatment places and ask patients to try home detoxes or outpatient programmes first.
For those facing severe addictions, this can be fatal.
With NHS treatments, the waitlists are very long meaning some patients at rehab end up waiting far too long to receive programme recommendations.
Council-funded treatment also fails to provide mental health support for those with substance use disorders and substance dependencies often stating that patients have to be sober first.
Alternatives to rehab like free and NHS-run addiction treatment services offered throughout Nottinghamshire include:
Telephone: 0808 196 3779
Website: https://www.turning-point.co.uk/services/nottingham-helpline
Address: The Manor Academy, Park Hall Road, Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire, NG19 8QA
Telephone: 0115 844 0520
Website: https://www.nottinghamshirehealthcare.nhs.uk/camhs
Address: 73 Hounds Gate, Nottingham, NG1 6BB
Telephone: 0800 066 5362
Website: https://www.nottinghamrecoverynetwork.com/
Address: Ground Floor, Crown House, Newcastle Avenue, Worksop, S80 1ET
Telephone: 01158 960 798
Website: https://www.changegrowlive.org/nottinghamshire
You can also find help from organisations such as Alateen and We Are With You while you’re at rehab.
Additionally, you can reach out to the National Association for Children of Alcoholics, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence, and the NHS Foundation Trust for further help and support.
Whilst NHS treatment options are free and provided across most areas of the UK, private rehab can help you with immediate admission meaning you can achieve recovery as soon as possible.
Residential treatment can help shield you from temptations and triggers allowing you to rehabilitate in a safe, nurturing environment.
Whilst private rehab has a variety of benefits the downside for many prospective clients is the price.
Unfortunately, private rehab can be expensive, but this doesn’t mean you cannot access treatment options.
Nowadays many clinics offer payment plans, accept medical insurance, or will work with your budget to recommend treatment options you can afford.
For more information about the benefits of private rehab in Nottinghamshire, call us today on 0800 140 4690
Clients tend to stay in rehab for around 28 days as this is deemed the most appropriate time needed to tackle old habits and lay the foundations for newer, healthier ones.
This is referred to as a short-term stay though it isn’t uncommon for clients to stay for around 90 days so that they can break all associations
Some clients, usually ones who have been to rehab in the past, choose to re-enter to complete a 7 to 10-day detox if it is required.
The length of your programme will be more accurately determined once you have completed your pre-admission assessment.
Call our team today on 0800 140 4690 for more information about how long drug and alcohol rehab in Nottinghamshire or near Nottinghamshire might take.
Alcohol and drug rehab can also be a lifeline for those facing issues with alcohol.
In the UK, alcohol disorders are harder for individuals to recognise within themselves due to the normality of drinking within society.
If you are facing a psychological addiction to alcohol, attending rehab will most certainly be in your best interest.
Alcohol is physically and psychologically addictive which means if left unmanaged can present fatal consequences.
When you get to rehab or other sober living houses, you will undergo a psychiatric assessment in order to be diagnosed and receive appropriate treatment.
You may also need to have a medically-assisted detox – especially for those going through alcohol or heroin withdrawal, for example, as the symptoms can be very dangerous.
Long-term consequences of substance abuse can include hepatitis, wernicke encephalopathy and more.
At rehab, your programme will begin with a Librium-based detox over 10 days. This can help to reduce withdrawal symptoms as well as anxiety. Chlordiazepoxide can also be used to do this.
Whilst detoxification is challenging for many clients, staff are on hand to help at all times and use medications to help ease any pain.
After your detox is complete, most clients tend to complete a further 3 weeks in rehab to engage in therapy.
Therapy and addiction counsellors can help you to overcome the psychological side of your alcohol addiction and allow you to explore challenging thoughts and feelings.
Alcohol withdrawals can be deadly if left untreated and even develop into alcohol withdrawal syndrome (AWS) which requires immediate medical care to treat.
This is why rehab is such a vital service – you’ll get around the clock medical care to treat these withdrawal symptoms.
AWS typically occurs when someone who drinks heavily suddenly halts their consumption of alcohol.
This shock to the body causes complications such as anxiety, hallucinations, seizures, Delirium tremens and vomiting.
To avoid developing AWS, speak to a member of our team about rehab for alcohol addiction (or drug addiction) today.
We offer zero judgement and promise to listen to all of your worries.
For more information about alcohol detox in Nottinghamshire, call our team on 0800 140 4690
Home detoxes are also a possibility for those facing alcoholism and are arranged by rehabilitation clinics.
Clients recovering at home instead of rehab must first be approved by a psychiatrist to determine the severity of their issue and to assess the probability of them reaching recovery.
If successful, the correct dosage of Librium will be posted to the home address and clients are then required to check in daily with a member of staff.
This type of treatment is significantly cheaper than an inpatient rehab programmes, but poses greater risks as there isn’t 24/7 medical supervision available.
It is suitable for those who have a support network are more likely to have a successful alcohol detoxification without relapse after rehab.
It is also worth noting that home detoxes are not the same as self-detoxes.
Self-detoxes are also referred to as going ‘cold turkey’ and can cause fatalities for those with very high dependencies on alcohol.
They are not advised or recommended by Rehab 4 Addiction and prove futile to most people resulting in severe relapses.
Other types of addiction that can be treated at rehab include the following:
Choosing a residential facility can ensure you achieve the results you want in the time frame you want.
Don’t delay, reach out today to talk about rehab in Shrewsbury.
Please call our 24-hour helpline: 0800 140 4690
The therapies offered to clients in rehab are tailored to the specific needs of each individual.
Therapy helps clients treat the psychological side of addiction.
Some of the therapies available at rehab include:
Some other types of therapy available at rehab include:
Also at rehab, you will benefit from psychiatric treatment services such as person-centred care and can access help for brief interventions as well.
Dual diagnosis treatment is important because it understands the importance of treating both a substance use disorder and a mental health disorder such as bipolar disorder, anxiety, or schizophrenia.
By opting for treatment through Rehab 4 Addiction, you can benefit from dual-diagnosis treatment in Nottinghamshire.
Other types of mental health conditions that can be treated at rehab include:
Unfortunately, many publicly-funded mental health organisations refuse to treat patients with substance use disorders and substance dependencies until they can prove sobriety.
Rehab offers in-depth help for mental health disorders.
However, by opting for help via services like rehab, you can rest assured that you can find the treatment best suited to your physical and psychological needs.
You can also find general mental health support at Rethink Mental Illness, Papyrus, Young Minds, Samaritans and Mind UK.
To learn more about mental health support at rehab in Nottinghamshire, call us today on 0800 140 4690
Relapse prevention planning is a vital part of your time at alcohol and drug rehab and beyond.
Plans are put into place for each client to help decrease the risk of relapsing upon your return home.
These plans are written documents that are shared with your support group and outpatient treatment team.
Rehab will help you understand your triggers and prepare healthy coping mechanisms to help you manage challenges that may present in your new life.
Relapses don’t just happen sporadically. They typically occur as a three-part process that begins with an emotional relapse, followed by a mental relapse, and then a physical relapse.
With a relapse prevention plan in place after rehab, you can acknowledge certain thoughts and feelings before a physical relapse happens.
Having a support network in place is also a crucial part of a relapse prevention plan after rehab as these are the people you will turn to during times of hardship.
Whether it be friends, family, colleagues, or peers from your clinic, having someone to talk to is very important and can help you remain sober.
For more guidance about preventing relapse after rehab in Nottinghamshire, call us today on 0800 140 4690
Sadly, not everyone can afford the cost of private rehabilitation.
However, it is worth noting that there are free and accessible options to help you overcome your addiction.
A home detox, as described above, is a much more affordable option than inpatient rehab for those who may not be able to afford a complete 28-day stay away.
Whilst triggers and associations aren’t as avoidable, clients can still gain access to the medication on offer at a residential rehab.
There are also many council-led organisations such as Narcotics Anonymous and Alcoholics Anonymous, as well as SMART Recovery which is a self-help service that guides people into recovery.
Outpatient rehab is also a possibility and can be a considerably cheaper option than a residential programme.
You will remain living at home during this treatment programme and attend daily sessions at a rehab clinic of your choice.
This is also a great option for those who may be unable to commit to alcohol and drug rehab due to other commitments in their personal life.
Al-Anon Family Group meetings are also available in the Nottinghamshire area to help the families of those with a loved one addicted to alcohol.
Since our Nottinghamshire alcohol and drug rehabs are private, waiting lists are rare. You should be able to get treatment soon.
It is not uncommon for clients to be admitted within 24-hours of making the initial contact with the rehab centre.
When you leave our Nottinghamshire inpatient rehab, you will still be able to benefit from outpatient aftercare.
We offer a year-long aftercare package as part of any rehab treatment plan.
This is to help you stay clean. We are always on the other end of the phone if you need to talk.
At Rehab 4 Addiction, we take your long-term recovery seriously. We take every step to ensure you do not relapse once you leave our care.
Please call our 24-Hour Helpline: 0800 140 4690
If you require the help of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), you can simply attend a meeting.
AA is ’12-step’ based and provides many benefits alongside or after you’ve finished rehab.
It can be extremely helpful to receive support from others who may be more established in their recovery.
These are great services to use alongside, after or instead of rehab.
If you suffer from a non-alcohol Substance Use Disorder, then you may seek out the help of a local Narcotics Anonymous (NA) or Cocaine Anonymous (CA) group taking place in Nottingham.
These often focus on religion and the concept of a higher power.
Rehab 4 Addiction is here to help. Contact our professional support team today on 0800 140 4690.
When you call, all information you supply will be held in the strictest of confidence.
Many of our advisors are recovered addicts, so we know exactly what you are going through.
Every rehab in England and Wales that we work with is vetted by the Care Quality Commission.
Get help for addiction anywhere in Nottinghamshire, including in Nottingham, Mansfield, Sutton-in-Ashfield, West Bridgeford, Worksop, Arnold, Beeston, Hucknall, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Retford, Carlton, Omton, Ossingdon, Southwell, Newark-on-Trent, Rainworth, Balderton, Bestwood Village and many others.
This article was written by Boris Mackey. You can connect with Boris online at LinkedIn or X.com.
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