Medically reviewed by Dr Iqbal Mohiuddin MBBS BSc, PGCME Rehab 4 Addiction offers a variety of drug and/or alcohol addiction treatment options for drug and alcohol rehab in Devon, near Devon and in the wider South West of England region.
To discover how we can help, contact us today and we shall help you better understand the various treatment options for drug and alcohol rehab in Devon.
At Rehab 4 Addiction, we offer a confidential helpline and our addiction treatment specialists can help you ‘make sense’ of the often complex nature of seeking out professional drug and/or alcohol addiction treatment and person-centred care in Devon.
Rehab 4 Addiction offers access to a variety of drug and alcohol rehabs in South West England and across the county of Devon, including Dorset, Somerset, Cornwall, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, and Bristol.
We offer drug rehab and alcohol rehab support for a variety of addictions and physical dependence, not just limited to alcohol (such as binge drinking).
You can access rehab help for a huge range of drug and alcohol addictions in Devon.
Addiction is a serious issue in Devon, [1] something that needs proper rehabilitation treatment to address it.
Get in touch with us today and start your journey to sobriety!
If you are worried about a friend or family member in Devon who is struggling with substance abuse and may need the help of a drug and alcohol rehab, then there are multiple support options available to help you.
Understanding the causes of drug and alcohol addiction and knowing how to spot the signs can be a vitally important step in helping your loved one find the rehab support they need from a local rehab in Devon.
We understand you want to help your loved ones achieve long-term drug and alcohol addiction recovery, but you can’t just force them into drug and alcohol rehab Devon and hope for the best.
If it is not their decision and they are not ready to begin the alcohol or drug rehab process and put in the work, then they won’t get anything out of their time in a drug & alcohol rehab in Devon.
Instead, you need to gently introduce them to the idea of starting an appropriate drug or alcohol rehab recovery programme. There are addiction services in Devon and near Devon available to help with this.
The idea of an intervention is very common, but it is important that it is done right to ensure that no one is put off by the idea of seeking treatment from a drug and alcohol rehab centre in Devon.
For starters, the assistance of an intervention specialist is highly recommended, who will be able to introduce you to specialist forms of interventions.
The CRAFT approach to intervention [2] is one of the most widely used modern intervention approaches today.
This is basically when you help your loved one avoid substance abuse through positive reinforcement, helping them to change their behaviour in preparation for full rehab treatment.
Many people abuse substances because they see them as an escape from their stress and difficulties.
If you can make them feel better without substance abuse, you can help them see that there is another way and encourage them to be more open to the idea of drug and alcohol rehab treatment.
For more advice regarding how to hold an intervention in Devon to guide a loved one towards drug and alcohol rehab, call our team on 0800 140 4690
Another important step – once the decision to find a drug and alcohol rehab in Devon has been made – is to decide between a public recovery service or a private alcohol rehab/drug rehab.
Due to the way that funding the treatment of addiction works in the UK, this will also usually impact the choice between inpatient and outpatient rehab programmes.
Both public and private rehab treatments in Devon each have their pros and their cons.
Local free or reduced-cost alcohol or drug treatment can come from a variety of sources, including local NHS Foundation Trusts and the recovery trust centre in your local area in Devon.
Both the NHS and several rehab charities in Devon [3] offer a wide selection of free rehab and addiction support, including:
Address: Basepoint Business Centre, Yeoford Way, Marsh Barton, Exeter EX2 8LB
Telephone: 08002 335 444
Website: http://www.edp.org.uk/
Address: Unity House, 10 Cannon Street, Taunton, TA1 1SN
Telephone: 03003 038 788
Website: https://www.turning-point.co.uk/find-a-service.html#/
Address: HMP Exeter, 34 New North Road, Exeter, EX4 4EX
Telephone: 01392 415 650
Website: https://www.changegrowlive.org/drug-and-alcohol-recovery-service-hmp-exeter
The cost of a privately run drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre in Devon can easily put people off, but they use the money to provide you with top-quality care and staff members.
Your rehab fees will depend on the exact treatment plan in Devon that you opt for.
For example, should you decide on a drug or alcohol home detox in Devon, you will be looking to pay around £1,500.
This is the cheapest option available and many people prefer it as it allows them to remain in the comfort of their own home.
However, if you are interested in an inpatient drug and alcohol rehab stay at drug and alcohol rehab facilities in Devon, then you can choose between a single or a multi-occupancy room.
The single will cost you £8,000 – £12,000 for a full 28-day stay at the centre.
Choosing a multi-occupancy rehab room in Devon could cost you closer to £6,000 for the same period of time.
Whatever you choose, a rehab room will still be clean and a safe space for you.
The only real difference is that some people prefer to have room to themselves so they can just focus on their own drug or alcohol rehab recovery and not interact with other people.
For a more detailed breakdown of rehabilitation costs in Devon, call us on 0800 140 4690
With many different types of drug and alcohol addictions, there are just as many different forms of rehab treatment, including different detox procedures.
However, there are some staples that will be the same no matter what kind of detox treatment you need at alcohol and drug rehab in Devon.
First of all, regardless of the nature of your detox, you will usually need medical supervision for the full duration of the drug or alcohol detox timeline.
It is a process that can be very uncomfortable and even dangerous if it is experienced alone, which is why medical supervision is so important.
Alcohol dependency has a few different options available to you depending on the severity of the addiction, such as an alcohol detox at rehab or a home drug or alcohol detox.
If you believe you would be more comfortable in the security of your own home, you may have the option to have a medically-assisted detox process (usually with Librium) from alcohol there.
It is done over a ten-day period in order to minimise the risk of you experiencing more dangerous alcohol withdrawal symptoms, such as seizures or delirium tremens.
If your addiction is too severe to be treated remotely, or if you would simply prefer to detox at a drug and alcohol rehab in Devon, then that is fine too.
It is a similar process except you will be monitored in person at a rehab rather than over the phone.
Call our team for more information about medically-assisted detox and rehab treatment in Devon
If you are struggling with cocaine dependence, then there are rehab options available to you in the Devon area.
Cocaine is very powerful and very dangerous. It can easily cause you serious physical harm.
It offers a short rush of dopamine that fades very quickly, causing many to develop a habit of trying to keep the high going.
In order to overcome your dependency, you will need a specialised treatment plan at rehab that is centred around dealing with your mental dependencies
Cocaine is not a physically addictive drug, so cocaine detox is not necessary. However, withdrawing from cocaine use at rehab will be both safer and more effective.
Following this, without the distraction of your cravings, you will work with a therapist at rehab in Devon to unpack the reason behind your cocaine dependence.
Finally, you will be given tools so that you can avoid future cocaine relapses after you leave rehab in Devon.
Call our team on 0800 140 4690 in order to find out more about cocaine rehab in Devon
In the Devon area, you have heroin rehabilitation centres available to you to help treat heroin addiction and any other kind of opiate addiction or opioid addiction.
These rehab spaces are designed to give you a break away from your everyday stresses so that you can work on overcoming the physical and mental effects of heroin dependency and set yourself up for effective sobriety post-rehab.
You will begin with a medically-assisted heroin detox which gives your body the chance to rid itself of the heroin in its system safely whilst in rehab.
You will experience heroin withdrawal symptoms during this time, but when at drug rehab you will be provided with medication to relieve these symptoms as and when they are needed.
Next, you will move on to rehab therapy. Many people turn to heroin as a way to deal with mental health problems or other distressing factors in their daily lives.
This is often known as dual diagnosis, i.e. co-occurring mental health conditions that occur alongside substance or alcohol misuse.
Therapy will teach you healthier coping mechanisms to deal with this without heroin abuse, as well as get to the root cause of your substance abuse and encourage you to resist the urge to use heroin again in the future.
To find out more about heroin rehab in Devon, call our team on 0800 140 4690
Cannabis is one of the most easily accessed drugs and is often used recreationally to deal with stress and anxiety.
Unfortunately, as it is so widely used, its dangers are often ignored until causal use has developed into a full-blown dependency, also known as a cannabis use disorder or cannabis addiction, often requiring rehab treatment to fully overcome.
Like cocaine, a cannabis detox will not be necessary, although the initial cravings for cannabis can be powerful and recovery at rehab is often recommended.
Your therapy will consist of working with a fully trained therapist who specialises in drug dependencies to help you learn how to avoid future relapses once you have left the rehabilitation centre.
To learn more about cannabis rehab in Devon, call us on 0800 140 4690
As each case of addiction is unique, each person will require specialised drug or alcohol rehab therapy to cater for their specific recovery needs.
A rehab will compose these from a list of proven and evidence-based therapy techniques with a long history of treating addiction, drawing on the specific expertise and resources of the rehab clinic in question.
Some forms of therapy may be easier to access depending on the rehab facilities available – a point which can be discussed further when you contact us for drug and alcohol rehab help.
To learn more about the various therapiesd and other treatments you could experience at a drug and alcohol rehab in Durham, call our team on 0800 140 4690
Following your stay at a rehab centre, it is important that you take steps to avoid a relapse on drugs or alcohol when you are no longer receiving constant support.
There are certain steps you can take to help yourself avoid a relapse when you are out on your own after rehab.
First of all, one of the best ways you can avoid a relapse is by joining local recovery support group sessions in Devon or near Devon.
These addiction support groups are filled with other people in various stages of their journey to long-term recovery.
Everyone is there with the same goal – to avoid giving in to their cravings and to support other people in Devon who are trying to do the same.
It is a judgment-free zone where you can be honest about how you are feeling about addiction, rehab and the challenges of life.
You can tell them if you are struggling and listen to the advice of people who really understand what you are going through.
They can give you accountability for your actions, so you have others to think about when you are tempted to abuse your substance of choice and risk putting yourself back in rehab treatment.
Many addiction support group sessions also pair newer and old members together in a sponsorship system so that they can help each other out.
Your sponsor is someone you can call when you are struggling and you are tempted to give in to your cravings
They can help talk you down and give you a reminder of the tools you learnt at a drug and alcohol rehab centre.
You can also call an alcohol and/or drug addiction helpline to give you the personal support you may be missing after rehab.
Before you leave the drug and alcohol rehab in Devon, you will be given a personalised relapse prevention plan.
This relapse prevention plan is made with your specific history of drugs & alcohol in mind as well as your previous rate of drug and alcohol use, your home recovery environment and many other important factors.
It is designed to help you avoid your drug or alcohol triggers so that you can better resist temptation, as well as remind you of the healthy coping mechanisms you learned whilst at rehab.
Rehab isn’t for everyone. Some people prefer to have a less structured and intense recovery process while others are dealing with other parts of their lives that can’t be disrupted by a stay at an inpatient rehab centre.
For example, you might be able to undergo a drug or alcohol detox at home.
This process is similar to what you would experience in the drug and alcohol rehab centre, except it is in your home and you are supervised remotely.
When conduicted properly, this option is still perfectly safe and supported by addiction treatment professionals, providing an effective alternative to residential rehab.
Another way to augment your treatment plan is to join a support group, such as:
These groups – whether following the 12-step programme or a more secular approach to recovery – can be an effective alternative to rehab in certain cases, as well as often being a cornerstone of continued support after rehab.
Finally, you always have the option of getting treatment from a drug and alcohol rehab centre in Devon as outpatient rehab treatment.
This means that you can receive the exact same addiction therapies and other treatments that are available in the drug and alcohol rehab centre, but without having to stay at the rehab facility.
It is the best of both worlds and can work around your schedule and lifestyle.
To learn more about rehab alternatives in Devon, call our expert team today on 0800 140 4690
If you are given a dual diagnosis, a medical professional has recognised that you are simultaneously living with both a substance use disorder and one or more mental health conditions.
This can be a difficult diagnosis to receive, as many doctors are not trained to spot the signs of a dual diagnosis.
However, understanding the unique struggles that you are facing can help you to receive the right support, both at rehab and beyond.
Many people receive a dual diagnosis when they check into a drug and alcohol rehab in Devon and can then start their recovery journey with the most effective treatment.
You can also find general mental health treatment and support at Rethink Mental Illness, Papyrus, Young Minds, Samaritans and Mind UK.
Find out how a drug and alcohol rehab in Devon will work to support your mental health by calling us on 0800 140 4690
To discover your various rehab and addiction treatment options in Devon, contact Rehab 4 Addiction today.
Your call will be answered by one of our knowledgeable advisors.
Many of our advisors are themselves recovering addiction sufferers, which means we know exactly what you are going through.
Contact us today at 0800 140 4690 or reach us through this website.
All of the rehabs we recommend are regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC registered) [10] in England and Wales or the Care Inspectorate [11] in Scotland.
We offer access to a range of alcohol and/or drug addiction treatments to people across the county of Devon, North Devon, West Devon, areas bordering Devon and the rest of the region, with rehab locations in Plymouth, Exeter, Exmouth, Barnstaple, Bideford, Torquay, Tiverton, Bideford, Dawlish, Teignmouth, Sidmouth, Ivy Bridge, Honiton, Ilfracombe, Tavistock, Kingsteigton, Cullompton, Seaton, Totnes, Crediton, Ottery St Mary, Northam, Kingsbridge, Okehampton, Axminster, Great Torrington, Dartmouth and many others.
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[2] https://www.verywellmind.com/the-craft-approach-to-substance-abuse-intervention-5191125
[3] https://www.nhs.uk/Live-well/addiction-support/drug-addiction-getting-help/
[5] https://meetings.ukna.org/meeting/search
[6] https://meetings.cocaineanonymous.org.uk/meetings/
[7] https://uk.meetings.smartrecovery.org/meetings/
[8] https://www.rehab4addiction.co.uk/blog/what-is-al-anon
[9] https://al-anonuk.org.uk/alateen/
[11] https://www.careinspectorate.com/index.php/inspection-reports
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