Unfortunately, drug and alcohol abuse has significantly increased across Scotland and is particularly high in Aberdeenshire. Many individuals are trapped within the cycle of addiction and may find it hard to seek rehabilitation locally.
If you feel stuck and that drug and alcohol withdrawal is challenging, it’s time to be open about all rehabilitation options in Aberdeenshire. Call us on 01475 303998 to see how we can help you.
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At Nova Recovery, we’ve witnessed how challenging it can be to recover from substance abuse while surrounded by drug and alcohol triggers. Although home detox may be a preferred method, the sustainability of long-term recovery is less likely than it is with professional support.
Your best step is to look further than a drug and alcohol rehab in Aberdeenshire, by considering our rehab hospital in Largs. Here you can work through your drug and alcohol addiction with our specialist team, set away from negative and potentially influential triggers at home.
Contact our team today and experience the best environment to work towards a drug and alcohol-free future.
Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Aberdeenshire
Naturally, you may hope to recover locally in Aberdeenshire. You may have attempted to withdraw from your addiction to drugs and alcohol before at home. Although this is understandable, recovering in a home setting has a low success rate for long-term recovery.
This is because it can be very difficult to recover from drug and alcohol abuse while surrounded by pre-existing triggers and influences. As drug and alcohol consumption is excessive in Scotland, including areas such as Aberdeenshire, exposure to triggers will be greater.
Here at Nova Recovery, you’ll experience both comfort and the opportunities to withdraw from drugs and alcohol and build sustainable recovery steps.
The decision to become sober is yours. Our team are dedicated to helping and guiding those who step through our rehab facility and ensuring you achieve a full recovery. We aim to treat the whole person and support you long-term.
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Benefits of Residential Drug and Alcohol Rehab
Working through addiction, alone, can feel impossible. This may feel disheartening, especially if you are craving freedom from addiction. This is where residential alcohol and drug rehab can help you – there is constant support available for you.
One of the many benefits of going to a private drug and alcohol rehab like Nova Recovery is that you can remove yourself from toxic settings, by entering a positive one. Our rehab is designed as a home away from home, with a modern interior, and the space you need to learn about your addiction to recovery successfully.
Another benefit of private drug and alcohol rehab is the highly focused addiction treatment provided by our dedicated 24-hour staff. Depending on the programme designed for you, there will be an organised schedule to follow, which will lessen anxiety and provide you with structure during your time at Nova Recovery.
All treatments will take place in our hospital to ensure your stress is reduced and allow you to focus on your recovery. You will have the security and scope to complete a wide range of addiction treatment options intensely.
Lastly, Nova Recovery is set in the countryside – which has been proven to boost mental health within addiction schedules we take advantage of our surroundings by walking in the hills and along the coast.
Residential rehab may feel like a daunting step to take but it will be a positive step to take to become free from addiction. We can support you throughout your drug and alcohol rehabilitation journey at Nova Recovery, facilitating a positive, comfortable, and personal encounter with rehab.
Together we can ensure your long-term sobriety – contact us today.
Drug and Alcohol Treatment Services
One key asset of our rehabilitation offering is our range of drug and alcohol treatment services such as alcohol and drug detoxification, therapies, and long-term recovery, on physical and psychological levels.
All treatments will take place in our hospital to ensure your recovery is as safe as possible.
Drug and Alcohol Detox
The first step of alcohol rehab in Aberdeenshire is a drug and alcohol detox. This is the first step to any addict’s recovery; during this 7–10-day period, your body will withdraw from the substance you are abusing with the help of our committed recovery staff, medical professionals and addiction therapists.
If needed our staff can prescribe medication to help with difficult withdrawal symptoms.
Withdrawal symptoms tend to begin within the first 12-24 hours of not using drugs and alcohol. However, our medical professionals are there, 24 hours a day to support you throughout this process.
Addiction Therapy
After your body has been rid of its physical addiction, the next step is therapy. At Nova Recovery, we provide evidence-based treatment such as cognitive behavioural therapy, group therapies, and one-to-one therapy. These therapies are for you to work on the psychological addiction and talk openly about reasons for your drug and alcohol addiction.
Group therapy also offers an opportunity to build a community in which you can support yourself and others during your time at rehab, as well as after your time at a residential rehab. Being able to share your stories with people who are in similar situations and be held accountable when you’re struggling.
On your admission, personal recommendations for addiction treatment will be made.
Please be reassured that safe addiction treatments will only be recommended, meeting your personal needs when considering your drug and alcohol addiction. The degree and length of each addiction treatment will also be communicated on your admission, combined to create your own personal rehab programme.
How Long are Private Rehab Programmes?
Residential rehab programmes vary in length, however the majority take 28 days. This allows you enough time to complete the detox process and take part in addiction therapies which aim to treat drug and alcohol abuse.
Substance addiction requires both physical and psychological treatment to achieve long-term recovery, which is why we offer 28-day programmes and longer for residents in Aberdeenshire who are looking to achieve long-term sobriety.
If you are searching for a drug and alcohol rehab in Aberdeenshire, get in touch with our admissions team today. They will walk you through the rehab process and what you can expect from our private rehab centre.
Aftercare Support with Nova Recovery
The main worry but ultimate goal will be to return to Aberdeenshire, drug and alcohol-free. By committing to residential rehab, this is more than doable. You can become free from alcohol or drug addiction in Aberdeenshire and local influences by investing in your own addiction recovery journey.
While your outlook will have changed you’ll be equipped with the skills and knowledge of your addiction to prevent a relapse. Furthermore, you’ll have a relapse prevention plan designed for your individual needs.
This will include regular check-ins, as well as finding local support groups who can meet in person to keep you on track.
We can facilitate this for you here at Nova Recovery, a Largs-based rehabilitation hospital specialising in addiction and mental health recovery.
Why not contact our friendly team today to start the process of your recovery at Aberdeenshire drug and alcohol rehab. Call on 01475 303 998.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is outpatient rehab?
As the name suggests, outpatient rehab means that, while you may be receiving treatment at the centre, you will not reside at the rehab for the duration of your treatment. This type of treatment can be very useful for people who have longstanding commitments that will not permit them to dedicate an entire month to living in a rehab. However, it should be noted that Nova Recovery will typically recommend an inpatient treatment due to the fact that inpatient treatment boasts a much higher rate of recovery for clients.
Is there a link between addiction and mental health issues?
Addiction and mental health issues can be related to one another, though not always. People suffering from mental health problems such as depression often self-medicate using alcohol or drugs rather than seeking professional help. Substances like these can exacerbate mental health problems, thus putting them in a destructive cycle of drug and alcohol abuse.
Will sobriety increase my overall health?
Yes, sobriety will increase your overall health. As addictions come hand-in-hand with a number of physical and psychological side effects, they drastically decrease an individual’s health. Yet, as addiction treatment is sought and substances are eliminated from the brain and body, general health begins to restore. It should be noted that if your health has become significantly impaired due to your addiction, you may require additional treatment or medication. For this very reason, it is in your best interest to contact a drug and alcohol rehab in Stirlingshire for treatment as soon as possible.