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Rehab 4 Alcoholism
211 Beaufort House,
94-98 Newhall Street,
Birmingham,
B3 1PB
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Are you struggling with alcohol addiction?
Maybe your physical and mental health has come under particular strain and you’re worried. Perhaps your family is desperately hoping you’ll become sober.
Addiction is a cause for concern throughout the Warwickshire area where a third of adults were reported in the Rugby Observer to drink “too much”. [1] In September 2021, Rugby had the highest drug crime rate in the county.
If you or someone you love is affected, attending an alcohol rehab in Rugby or its environs will offer you a way to a healthy future of recovery.
To discuss your options for drug and alcohol rehab in Rugby, please contact us today at 0800 111 4108.
A lot of people beat themselves up about developing problematic drinking.
What’s really important to remember is that alcohol addiction is actually a disease. It’s not something you have control over.
Usually, a person experiments with alcohol and this is the point where there is control.
The thing is, though, for some people who have various factors that seriously increase their chances of addiction, that experimental use can unnoticeably change to drinking to ease discomfort. This is known as self-medicating.
At the start of self-medicating, an addiction still isn’t formed. Millions of people self-medicate occasionally without developing an addiction.
For a person who becomes addicted, though, their brain is rewiring, the reward system in the brain is changing, and it forces the formation of a habit. When this occurs the element of “choice” is removed and an addiction develops.
The brain-changing function alters its chemical and amino acid balance as well as its physical structure. This is the diseased brain. To recover from this, rehab treatment is essential.
A stay at an alcohol rehab in Rugby is where you find the ultimate treatment options for addiction in the UK. In relation to the establishment itself, you’ll enter a cosy building that is designed to feel welcoming and relaxed.
You’ll meet the compassionate staff who have years of experience working with people with addictions. Some staff have lived experience of addiction themselves.
As well as this, you’ll meet residents who understand exactly where you’re coming from in the challenge you currently face.
Each day, you’ll follow a routine. You’ll have group activities where you learn and share, or relax and unwind. There are intensive psychological therapies geared towards healing your brain and mind.
You’ll be offered a detox if you’re dependent on a substance such as alcohol or heroin. As well as all of this you’ll enjoy discovering new interests which will bring a new focus to your life of recovery.
To discuss your options for drug and alcohol rehab in Rugby, please contact us today at 0800 111 4108.
At home with a loved one who has an addiction, life can become challenging. This is an illness that is felt throughout the household in the family’s dynamics, to its finances.
Addiction is sadly very destructive to all. Knowing what to do isn’t always clear either.
If you’re feeling helpless and want some idea of what to do at home to support the family, you might consider these two options:
It will cost you to stay at a drug and alcohol rehab in Rugby. The price will differ according to where you go, how long, and what treatments you require.
In Rugby, however, there are different options. Some rehab clinics charge around £14,000 a month whereas others come in at around only £4000 a month.
To discuss your options for drug and alcohol rehab in Rugby, please contact us today at 0800 111 4108.
If you have an alcohol or drug addiction and want to go to a drug and alcohol rehab in Rugby but simply can’t afford it, you might be eligible to apply for funding.
If you aren’t currently eligible, there are things you can do that might change this.
The first thing that needs to be recognised is that funding is made available to people who can’t afford it. The second important factor in relation to funding is that you need to be able to prove that you’re serious about quitting alcohol and/or drugs.
What this means is that you’ll need to be in regular contact with local council-funded drug and alcohol services. You’ll use this relationship and what you’re doing there to evidence your commitment to healing.
With this evidence in hand, you’ll then reach the point where you apply to Rugby’s local council for funding.
The council receive many applications, so it’s useful to bear in mind that if you’re not granted the funding, it’s likely because there were so many applicants.
You can, however, reapply in the next round of funding deadlines.
The recommended amount of time to stay at rehab in Rugby is around twenty-eight days. This allows you the time to readjust to the new environment, to detox and get through the initial cravings which are usually the most pronounced.
You’ll then still have time to begin therapeutic learning and healing.
Staying for twenty-eight days means you also get to practise all the techniques and exercises you’re learning to help manage your behaviour more effectively outside of rehab.
You might have heard that some people enter rehab for a ten-day stay. This would be linked to a physical detox.
While this is important to give the body a cleanse and a break, a longer stay is required in order to tackle the psychological aspect of addiction.
To discuss your options for drug and alcohol rehab in Rugby, please contact us today at 0800 111 4108.
In terms of rehabilitation treatment, the two main types of services you get are those that are private and those funded by the council/government.
Locally funded services offer an excellent place for people who have mild substance issues, and for those seeking support around harm reduction. You’ll find some one-to-one support available through a case worker and regular group sessions.
Private alcohol rehab in Rugby is the optimum treatment environment for people with severe addictions who want to quit alcohol and drugs. Specialist staff offer a huge range of treatments.
The approach is all-encompassing and you’ll be supported to recover mentally, physically, and emotionally through a structured day and tailored treatment plan.
Rehabilitation services are usually known as inpatient or outpatient provisions. Inpatient is where you go to stay at a rehab clinic for a period of time to benefit from intensive treatment.
Outpatient services are where you live at home but go to the clinic for support at arranged times. Council-funded clinics are outpatient services.
Some private clinics offer outpatient support to previous residents, although they’re mainly inpatient facilities.
To discuss your options for drug and alcohol rehab in Rugby, please contact us today at 0800 111 4108.
If you have an alcohol problem, an alcohol detox and rehab stay in Rugby will help. The reality is, though, that many people find it difficult to admit or simply don’t believe that they drink in a problematic way.
The signs you have an alcohol addiction include:
Alcohol withdrawal includes a tremor often seen in the hands, sweating, feeling nauseous, sickness and diarrhoea, and even seizures.
It’s the seizures that make alcohol withdrawal particularly dangerous and why it’s important to go to rehab to stop drinking.
A doctor will supervise this detox period. It will last around seven to ten days and include a tapered Librium-based prescription.
This is the medication that will minimise the symptoms so that you’re comfortable.
After you’ve weaned off the alcohol, you’ll then be supported to develop mental health strategies. These have a focus on helping you to respond effectively to triggers.
You’ll also develop self-compassion within group sessions and learn how to see yourself through a healing lens.
Entering a drug and alcohol rehab in Rugby for cocaine and crack-cocaine use is where you’ll find the best basis to build recovery from.
Cocaine use has become increasingly available, in some cities in the UK it’s easier to get hold of than alcohol.
The health effects of long-term use include:
A stay at rehab offers you a space to learn how your addiction formed. You’ll become knowledgeable on how various factors from across your personality, biology, and life have led to you developing this illness.
Staff will teach you exercises to do that will become new habits. These are essential because this is the “work” you do that will change addictive habits.
You’ll also start to develop a new sense of self as you explore new ideas, and feelings, and identify areas of growth.
To discuss your options for drug and alcohol rehab in Rugby, please contact us today at 0800 111 4108.
As soon as you enter rehab for heroin addiction, you’ll be assessed so that staff understand how close you are to withdrawal.
A doctor will be present to prescribe Subutex which is an opioid-based medication that is used to wean you off heroin safely over the next seven to ten days.
Heroin withdrawal typically consists of:
It’s the doctor’s goal to keep you comfortable. At rehab, detox is safe and the symptoms are kept to a minimum.
When withdrawal is managed and completed, you’ll then turn your focus to psychological and emotional treatments.
Heroin is largely associated with unresolved issues that feel painful, so you’ll be supported to process painful experiences and be given new ways to manage your responses to these.
Cannabis addiction has become more of a problem in recent years because growers are creating stronger strains. Skunk cannabis is especially strong.
While users might feel excited at the thought of this initially, down the line there can be serious side effects.
This is especially demonstrated when people have a genetic predisposition towards mental health conditions.
The side effects of cannabis use can include:
There are various treatments at rehab depending on the symptoms you’re living with. You might be prescribed medications, for instance, for mental health symptoms.
As well as this mindfulness and grounding techniques will become a regular practice for you.
To discuss your options for drug and alcohol rehab in Rugby, please contact us today at 0800 111 4108.
As humans, we’re complex beings. At drug rehab, you’ll be supported in every aspect of recovery.
This means there are treatments for your brain to literally start rewiring it, for your peace of mind, to manage your thoughts, for your emotions, and for that part of you that is concerned with the existential questions of life.
When you enter rehab, you’ll have two or maybe three assessments which explore a bit about you, your life, the addiction, and what you want from the future.
The goal of this is so staff understand how best to care for you. This informs what treatment you get and how it’s offered.
The assessments might identify a mental health condition. When this happens where there is also an addiction, it would be called a dual diagnosis.
Many rehab residents have a dual diagnosis because mental health conditions commonly cause people to turn to alcohol and drugs to try and manage their emotions.
Also, substances are known to be the cause of mental health conditions. If you have two conditions, the staff will then offer a treatment plan that takes into account the two aspects of recovery you need help in.
To discuss your options for drug and alcohol rehab in Rugby, please contact us today at 0800 111 4108.
A member of the rehab staffing team will guide you through developing a robust aftercare plan of which your relapse prevention plan will be a part of.
It’s important you focus on this as it will be the structure you follow going forward into recovery when you return home.
Your relapse prevention plan will include:
It can be very beneficial to choose someone you trust who is close to you and share the plan with them (should you wish). Doing so means if you’re particularly struggling, your chosen person can support you to focus on it and remain sober.
As well as addiction treatment at a drug and alcohol rehab in Rugby, there are other services that support people in active addiction as well as those who are in sober recovery.
To discuss your options for drug and alcohol rehab in Rugby, please contact us today at 0800 111 4108.
There are various types of rehab centres available in Drug & Alcohol Rehab in Rugby, including inpatient alcohol rehab, luxury alcohol rehab, and private drug rehabs.