Withdrawing and recovering from drug and alcohol addictions can be very difficult. For many people, the positives of drug and alcohol use can outweigh the negative effects of addiction, motivating the continuing cycle.
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Over the course of an addiction, there are several physical and psychological changes in the body. The development of tolerances is also common. It can become more and more difficult to withdraw and recover from addiction as time goes by.
With the help of our team at Nova Recovery, withdrawal and full recovery are entirely possible. For more information about the therapies and treatments that we offer or to go ahead with a rehab program, contact our friendly team on 01475 303998.
Get in TouchAre you suffering from drug and/or alcohol addiction and need help? If so, Nova Recovery are leading UK based experts in Private Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Treatment. Find out how we can help by getting in touch with our friendly team today.
We offer a bespoke approach to rehab and will provide a range of treatments and therapies to support your specific needs. Rehab centres deliver a range of evidence-based holistic approaches and mental health treatments. Every individual’s needs are adhered to, offering the most effective and safest type of addiction treatment.
Throughout your rehab treatment, you will be supported by professionals in the form of mental health professionals, addiction specialists, and nursing experts. You can expect an exceptional, accredited, and a reassuring level of care in a CQC alcohol rehab and drug clinic.
During your time in rehab, you will experience a clinical and comfortable setting for your recovery. Our facilities here at Nova Recovery are second to none and provide a safe haven, a community-led network of support, and a complete escape from alcohol and drugs and their influences.
Within our private drug and alcohol rehab in Lauder, you will experience a progressive program that is tailored to your need. Inpatient treatments can be completed within as little as 28 days.
Some parts of a rehab treatment are necessary, and other parts are bespoke, depending on the patient’s needs. The necessary parts of the recovery will ensure you withdraw from the substances you’re addicted to, rebuild your mindfulness and control, and help you create a plan for long-term recovery. The bespoke aspects of the recovery will treat your specific problems with drugs and alcohol. Every part of the recovery process will be motivated by the addiction therapies and treatments.
Your journey through rehab will start with an assessment and medical observation. You will also go through some one-to-one sessions to determine your addiction, the severity, and for an overview of you as a person to ensure you get the most effective tailored treatment plan.
You will begin by going through the detox stage, where you are likely to experience a range of drug and alcohol withdrawal symptoms. Doing this in rehab is the safest way as you will be supported by medical staff, ensuring that you remain safe during the process.
Your treatment plan will then focus on the psychological and emotional aspects of your addiction. You will go through various therapy sessions that are beneficial for both you and your family.
The final part of rehab focuses on planning for the future so that you can maintain long-term recovery. We will assist you with relapse prevention educational services and will provide you with a wide range of additional services and resources to help support you with your lifestyle management. Realistic goals will be set, and some positive, sustainable changes will be achieved.
Addiction recovery is a complete and thorough process that will help your physical and mental wellbeing.
A 28-day rehab treatment program will be filled with a wide range of therapies and treatments aimed at helping you achieve long-term sobriety. The most effective treatments and therapies will be recommended to you, depending on your specific needs. Below is a list of some of our most effective addiction therapies and treatments:
Recovering locally is entirely possible with Nova Recovery. Our team of professionals can assist you with your addiction recovery journey. Our team is focused on helping you achieve long-term sobriety.
Contact our friendly, helpful team to find out more about our treatments and facilities or to start your admissions process.
Residential rehab treatments can be arranged on a four-week schedule. Realistically, 28 days is enough time to complete the rehab treatments in. Some patients will benefit from additional treatments, which may mean that you will stay longer in rehab. All clients will receive a free 12 months of aftercare immediately upon discharge from rehab. Outpatient rehab is much longer and can take up to around six months to complete.
It is important to remain supportive with your friend who is an addict. Offer your support and build a trustworthy friendship so that your chances of motivating them to get professional help is at their highest. Referrals and interventions can be completed to share your concerns with your friend and to increase their chances of accepting rehab treatments. We can provide you with help on how to complete both of these if you get in touch with us.
Long-term sobriety begins with your rehab treatment and will continue on an ongoing basis. Residing in a drug and alcohol treatment centre will provide you with all of the support and skills you need to reach sobriety. From there, self-help, aftercare, education, and planning will all help you move forward after rehab. Consider your habits, environments, preventative tools, and your routine while always focussing and maintaining your motivation to remain sober.
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