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Devon Drug and Alcohol Rehab Treatment Centres
Devon Drug and Alcohol Rehab Treatment Centres
Drug and Alcohol Rehab Devon
- What recovery results can I expect through a Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Devon?
- What can I achieve through Residential Rehab?
- Why is addiction so hard to overcome?
- Why is rehab sought-after?
- How long does the whole Rehab process last?
- Our Rehab Facilities
- Images of Our Facilities
- Facilities at Ocean Recovery
If you’re based in Devon, weighing up your potential drug and alcohol rehabilitation opportunities, this page is for you. At Ocean Recovery, we understand how tough it can be to find a fitting rehab clinic and programme, to match your needs and your budget, while offering convenience.
In order to reach a positive and worthwhile decision around rehab, completing research, asking questions and keeping an open mind is recommended. To help you on your way, below we’ve shared a prevalent Q&A, around visiting a drug and alcohol rehab in Devon, offering a realistic insight.
Understandably, the decision is up to you. Afterall, it’s your drug and alcohol rehabilitation journey. Yet, at Ocean Recovery, we aim to make it as worthwhile as possible for you, with strong long-term recovery capabilities.
By completing your research, if you do favour the idea of residential rehab and the recovery results you can achieve, reach out to our team. We’re armed with compassion, guidance and progressive steps to start your drug and alcohol rehabilitation programme.
What recovery results can I expect through a Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Devon?
Recovery results firstly cannot be gauged accurately prior to completing an assessment. Yet, by using previous experiences with rehab, an idea can be provided.
Remaining local is a favoured option when considering rehab. This is usually down to convenience and familiarity, which is understandable. However, it’s also important to consider the difficulties of remaining in Devon.
Currently, you may be experiencing social, environmental or emotional triggers, such as certain settings, activities, feelings or people. Those triggers are the key driving force, motivating your drug and alcohol consumption. By selecting a drug and alcohol rehab in Devon, there is risk that exposure to those triggers will be present, causing disruptions and distractions.
While drug and alcohol rehabilitation journeys differ for all, there is a high chance that those triggers will win, over the likes of withdrawal symptoms and uncomfortable rehabilitation steps; ultimately continuing substance abuse.
While this is the general result, selecting a drug and alcohol rehab in Devon may offer a depth of recovery for you, especially if your addiction is minimal.
What can I achieve through Residential Rehab?
Again, residential rehab is suitable for a certain strength of addiction. At Ocean Recovery, we fully back residential rehab for the realistic and achievable benefits it offers when considering long-term recovery. While full, long-lasting recovery cannot be achieved through any form of rehab, down to the fact that sobriety must be maintained for the future, it offers the strongest start.
It achieves this by removing you from current triggers, by providing an optimal environment to recover from, by offering an intense stream of leading addiction treatments, and by promoting a focused approach to recovery. Through removing yourself from Devon, your motivation can maintain, your inclination to recover can maintain and your ability to remain drug and alcohol-free can maintain.
While residential rehab may feel unnecessary or a significant step to take, those big steps and changes are required to motivate recovery. We can provide you with a convenient and comfortable big step towards drug and alcohol rehabilitation here in Blackpool.
Why is addiction so hard to overcome?
While an addiction to some is viewed as a choice, as a selected behaviour, it’s in fact far from this. An addiction is a cognitive illness, where significant adaptations have taken place in the brain. Those adaptations will be influenced by excessive and consistent exposure to drugs and alcohol.
This alone can be very difficult to overcome, requiring restoration. Yet, by mixing in the diverse range of causations and triggers, addiction is a complex illness to treat. Once physical and psychological habits have been made, they will take some time to revert. This is exactly why visiting a rehab clinic will be recommended, offering that time and focus to change your habits and outlooks.
Down to the difficulties of addiction recovery, this is sadly why a cure is unavailable. To maintain a drug and alcohol-free future, you must actively make an effort to maintain your new lifestyle.
Why is rehab sought-after?
Whether that’s a drug and alcohol rehab in Devon, or our specialist facility, rehab is a sought-after treatment service. It’s recommended the most out of any further recovery route, down to the safe and sustainable recovery opportunities it offers.
As touched above, an addiction can be challenging to treat. This will be down to the multifaceted layers, from physical associations, to psychological causations. While many other recovery routes will fail to face up to this complexity, rehab can and will bypass those associations.
Drug and alcohol rehab achieve this by combining all necessary steps to motivate withdrawal and realignment. This will include addiction treatments, focusing on different areas, recovery programmes, relapse prevention and aftercare services.
While rehab as a whole can offer this reliable form of recovery, it is important that you select a programme which meets suitability, which prioritises your needs. Some rehab centres will offer a generalist approach, providing recovery. Yet, in this instance, greater efforts may be required on your return to Devon. Yet, through a specialist and personalised approach, those efforts can be completed throughout rehab, offering an easier transition.
With this in mind, selecting drug and alcohol rehab will be beneficial. Yet, selecting our rehab clinic will offer even greater value, showcasing exactly why it’s sought-after.
How long does the whole Rehab process last?
On average, a high-quality rehab programme will meet the 28-day mark. This is the general consensus, as it can take up to a month to disconnect from old habits, while also forming new outlooks and routines. While this may feel like a long period, it is a short sacrifice helping you lead a future without the dependence of drugs and alcohol.
It’s important to remember that sobriety is maintained through long-term recovery efforts. The longer you remain at rehab for, the greater investment you input, the vaster amount of effort you make, the greater your long-term recovery capabilities will be.
While the above information may offer an insight into rehab, contacting our team will be advised to measure suitability. Reaching out for a free and confidential addiction assessment will help you see whether our clinic is best fitted, or whether a drug and alcohol rehab in Devon will be suitable for you.
Either way, we are here to support your initial encounter with drug and alcohol rehabilitation.
Our Rehab Facilities
At Ocean Recovery, we are extremely proud of our state-of-the-art facility. We provide residents with the most relaxing stay possible and they can enjoy our modern establishment.
Ocean Recovery Facilities include:
CQC Registered
FREE Transportation Included
Medically Assisted Detoxification
2 Executive, Sea View Double Ensuite Rooms
8 Double or Single Ensuite Rooms
3 Single Rooms with Dedicated Separate Bathroom
Comfortable Communal Lounge with Piano & Sky TV
Beautiful Modern Dining Lounge
External Courtyard and Outside Seating Area
12 Months FREE Aftercare
Regular Contact with Loved Ones Encouraged
Large Multi-Purpose Group Activity Room with Superb Sea Views
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