Gourock is a beautiful town just west of Glasgow by the mouth of the River Clyde. Whilst accessing services for drug and alcohol addictions is available in the area, sometimes people may need a little encouragement. Discover how Nova Recovery can help you in a private confidential setting in the local area.
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If you’re suffering from drug or alcohol addiction, or someone you love and care for is struggling, then the most important thing you can do is get professional help. Surrounded by a team of dedicated and expert professionals, and with their 24/7 support and guidance, the path to long-term recovery doesn’t need to look so scary.
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Perhaps you’ve tried to walk away from addiction before, or maybe you’ve decided that now is the time. Either way, the team at Nova Recovery will be with you every step of the way. As a private hospital, situated on the Scottish coastline, our team offers 24-hour support and care for addiction and mental health issues.
Each care plan is tailored to the individual, and a team of psychiatrists, mental health nurses and social care therapists will work with you to understand your addiction, its triggers, causes and your emotional and physical dependencies. By keeping you at the focus of your treatment and using a combination of therapy types, we can help you to get on a path free from addiction and live the life that you truly deserve.
Recovery isn’t always easy, which is why you need the right people around you. The first step was being on this page, so why not take one step closer to your new future and get in touch with our friendly team today?
If you’re based in Gourock, you might be looking for a drug or alcohol rehab clinic in Inverclyde. But have you considered a rehabilitation centre a little further away? Based in Largs and on the incredible coast, our private hospital will still be close enough for your friends and family to visit but it’s away from any distractions and temptations associated with your previous life.
What’s more, the peaceful setting of our treatment centre is the perfect place to unwind and truly focus on your recovery – away from alcohol and drugs. Here, you can enjoy wellbeing activities such as yoga, meditation, massage and even walks alongside more traditional therapy options like cognitive behavioural therapy, dialectical behavioural therapy and art and drama sessions.
The aim of our rehab centre is simple: to help you to understand the cause of your addiction and create new and healthier coping mechanisms. Therapy is provided in both group and one-to-one sessions, and you’ll be supported from start to finish as we treat your drug and alcohol addiction and begin to build you a new and improved life.
Choosing the right rehab option for you is essential for your recovery. Some might prefer an outpatient program, where treatment is provided in the day and you then return home in the evening. Others might find an inpatient residential rehabilitation program to be more beneficial, where support and guidance is provided 24 hours a day. Only you can decide which is best for you but the team at Nova Recovery would be more than happy to help you to weigh up your options.
One of the biggest reasons someone might want to attend an inpatient program is because of the drug or alcohol detoxification process. This is crucial before starting any therapy or treatment and is the process of the substances leaving your body. It’s completely normal to experience side effects and withdrawal symptoms but this can make the process very difficult. At Nova Recovery, we offer medically assisted detoxification where doctors and nurses will monitor you and provide medication to support your recovery.
The time at your rehab centre of choice is only the start when it comes to recovery. However, there’s nothing to worry about. Even after you’ve completed your rehab program, you’ll be supported with an aftercare team.
During rehabilitation, you’ll be provided with everything you need for long-term recovery and local services in the community (such as Alcoholics and Narcotics Anonymous) will also be on hand to help you through the next stages.
Getting free from drug or alcohol addiction is so much more than just treatment and therapy. It’s about the people around you, the connections you make and the process once you’ve completed your program. This is why we’re so dedicated to providing a comprehensive experience for everyone that comes to us.
Other reasons to choose Nova Recovery include:
If someone you love and care for is going through addiction, it can be difficult to know what to do. At Nova Recovery, we want you to know that you’re not alone though. Whether you simply want to speak to someone about it, have a few questions about our addiction services or would like us to begin an intervention, please don’t hesitate to pick up the phone.
Your loved one doesn’t even need to know that you’re getting in touch with us. We’re simply here to listen to your concerns and discuss the next steps, if you wish. What’s more, by picking up the phone, you could be taking that first much-needed step towards their recovery.
You don’t have to do your recovery journey alone. Why? Because our team will be there for you, just like we’ve been there for hundreds of other people. Men and women who couldn’t see a way out but dreamed of a different life. Men and women who have now completed their drug or alcohol rehabilitation and are finally living the life they’ve always wanted.
All it takes is one message or phone call so contact us on 01475 303998 and together we can start planning for the life you really want.
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