If you’re struggling with a drug or alcohol addiction and live near Beith, our rehab centres at Nova Recovery could be the solution you’re looking for. Our private drug and alcohol rehab, Beith, provides around-the-clock care and support in a homely environment.
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We have a fantastic team of clinical nurses, doctors, psychiatrists, mental health nurse therapists, and support therapists who devote their time, efforts, and knowledge to helping those who need it most. All therapies at our drug and alcohol rehab Beith are evidence-based and have been proven to support your rehabilitation from addiction to alcohol or drugs.
With over 20 regions in Scotland covered by Nova Recovery rehab centres, we’re confident that you’ll never be too far away from our addiction support. Only 30 miles from Glasgow’s centre, we can arrange transport for you from all Scottish Airports and Train Stations should you need it.
Beith Health Centre also offers comprehensive support, managed by a professional healthcare team, and set within a safe and well-equipped treatment centre. You can contact them directly by clicking here. They provide a specialist drug and alcohol service for people who feel as though they always have a craving to consume alcohol or drugs, are consistently getting into trouble because of their substance abuse, and have seen a decline in their physical and psychological health because of excessive drug or alcohol use.
They recommend going directly to your GP for an honest conversation; they can refer you to the most suitable treatment service.
There are many benefits to drug and alcohol addiction treatment at a private rehab facility. At Nova Recovery, we have a collective experience of over 50 years, shared between our highly skilled, caring, and qualified staff members. We pride ourselves on the warm welcome we provide to each person who walks through our doors. You’ll receive a detailed induction to our facilities, daily housekeeping and laundry taken care of, and fresh meals prepared daily, all in addition to your first-rate alcohol and drug rehabilitation programme.
One of the greatest benefits of private drug and alcohol rehab, as opposed to addiction treatment provided by free local health services such as the NHS, is not only the higher quality of facilities and staff support that you receive but that you have a dedicated facility with no distractions to help you solely focus on your long-term recovery from drug or alcohol addiction. This benefit becomes an even greater advantage if you join our drug and alcohol rehab Beith as an inpatient, as you’ll remain overnight at our treatment centre for the duration of your rehab programme.
Remaining at home as an outpatient whilst you undergo treatment can offer you more flexibility around work and home life. However, this can also be seen as a disadvantage, particularly if you have a more severe addiction to alcohol or drugs. Your home environment is likely to be full of distractions, daily stresses, and potentially negative influences that could discourage your journey to recovery.
At a private drug and alcohol rehab, you receive a personalised treatment programme tailored to suit your unique needs and the severity of your addiction. This personalisation has proven extremely effective in achieving a successful recovery from substance abuse, as you only undergo the therapy sessions that will be most beneficial to you. In comparison, when receiving treatment with the NHS, you’ll receive a generic treatment programme offered to everyone. Whilst this may be a good option if you’re suffering from a milder addiction, it doesn’t always produce successful results, particularly not the first time.
The duration of your rehabilitation programme depends on your addiction’s severity. If you’re suffering from a severe drug or alcohol addiction, you’ll likely need a longer period of therapy sessions to help you overcome your substance abuse. Typically, inpatient rehab treatment can last up to 28 days, followed by a 12-month aftercare plan offered to all patients free of charge.
Upon arrival at our drug and alcohol rehab Beith, you’ll spend some time settling in and becoming familiarised with your surroundings. Your treatment will typically begin with a clinical drug and alcohol detoxification, where our team will help you gradually reduce your consumption of alcohol or drugs in a safe and controlled setting.
This clinical detoxification commonly brings withdrawal symptoms as you reduce your substance intake. Our team will supervise the entire process, helping you manage withdrawal symptoms, and prescribing medication if necessary to ease the discomfort. These withdrawal symptoms could range from mild nausea, dizziness, or headaches to insomnia, seizures, or delirium tremens (the DTs).
Once you’ve completed your alcohol and/or drug detox, you’ll begin therapy sessions focusing on breaking your psychological connection to drugs or alcohol. These will be carefully selected to ensure they’re specific to your unique condition but could include a combination of counselling, cognitive behavioural therapy, dialectical behaviour therapy, stress management, relapse prevention, and mediation therapy.
These psychological therapies will coincide with therapies that help to improve your general well-being for the duration of your rehabilitation. Whilst some of these well-being therapies may sound unusual, we’re confident they’ll positively impact your recovery journey. Some of the most common well-being therapies we offer at our drug and alcohol rehab Beith include relaxation and sleep management, low-level laser therapy, music therapy, nutritional supplement therapy, fitness therapy, art therapy, mindfulness, yoga, and meditation.
A combination of the above elements: physical detox, psychological therapies and well-being therapies, offer you an incredibly well-rounded rehabilitation experience with the best opportunity to recover from drug or alcohol addiction. Call our team on 01475 303998 or via our online contact form for a callback.
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.
Going through drug or alcohol detox is a common treatment to help deal with the physical side of addiction. Therapeutic treatments such as CBT and DBT are the backbone of effective drug and alcohol treatment, providing you with the tools to manage your life and the stresses that it will bring.
Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is a psychotherapy technique that is commonly used to treat mental health conditions such as depression and anxiety. The NHS says the technique is “based on the concept that your thoughts, feelings, physical sensations and actions are interconnected, and that negative thoughts and feelings can trap you in a vicious cycle”.2 It has been shown to be particularly valuable in treating addiction, which is why it is one of the cornerstones of our holistic approach to rehab. https://www.nhs.uk/mental-health/talking-therapies-medicine-treatments/talking-therapies-and-counselling/cognitive-behavioural-therapy-cbt/overview/
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