Drug and Alcohol Rehab Cumbria
With a CQC ‘Good’ rating and a 92% treatment completion rate, our Cumbria rehabilitation centre is perfectly located for those in the county seeking help.
Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centre Near Cumbria
If you’re looking for treatment close to Cumbria, our recovery centre offers specialist care on the Lancashire coast. Alongside local NHS and community support services, we can give you access to intensive treatment designed around your needs.
Every aspect of your recovery is supported by our experienced team, with accommodation, therapy, medical care and relapse prevention all included.
What Happens When You Get In Touch?
The moment you come to us, we’ll handle your case discreetly and professionally, listening to your needs and doing our best to provide you with the right support.
- Confidential Call: You can call us privately on 01253 847 553, where a member of our support team will listen and support you from the moment they answer.
- Assessment: We review everything you share and identify the best course of treatment for your situation.
- Admission: If your situation calls for residential support, we’ll give you a rundown of availability, costs and next steps.
- Treatment: Following admission, you’ll be treated with a bespoke detoxing and recovery plan.
- Aftercare: At the end of your treatment, you’ll be given a 12-month aftercare and relapse prevention plan free of charge to support your recovery.
Drug and Alcohol Rehab Cumbria
Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centres in Cumbria
What to Expect From Ocean Recovery Centre Cumbria
Quick Admissions
Once you tell us your recovery needs, our support team will outline next steps, including the treatment suitable for you and how soon it can get started.
Expert Support
Building your recovery plan around you and your needs, our expert rehab staff work with you every day to support your journey to sobriety.
Daily Routines
A programme of daily activities and treatments helps to create a structure for your recovery that assists you through your journey,
Aftercare Planning
Reaching the end of your in-house treatment isn’t the end of your journey. With aftercare including support groups, relapse prevention techniques, and family support guidance, we’ll work together to continue your recovery long after you’ve left us.
Our Accommodation Facilities
In-house rehabilitation works for those who want to recover away from their usual triggers and vices. Based in Blackpool, our addiction centre can offer those in Cumbria a space to recover without the distractions. We can support people all around Cumbria, including:
- Carlisle
- Barrow-in-Furness
- Kendal
- Whitehaven
- Workington
Our Rehab Facilities
We’re extremely proud of our state-of-the-art recovery facilities. They provides a space for residents to have the most relaxing stay possible while still receiving the support they need.
Ocean Recovery Facilities include:
CQC Registered
FREE Transportation Included
Medically Assisted Detoxification
Comfortable Communal Lounge
Beautiful Modern Dining Lounge
External Courtyard and Outside Seating Area
12 Months FREE Aftercare
Regular Contact with Loved Ones Encouraged
Double or Single Bedrooms
Rooms with Ensuite Bathrooms
Lounge Areas with Sky TV and a Piano
Nutritious Dining Facilities and an Outdoor Courtyard
Images of Our Facilities
Facilities at Ocean Recovery
Give Us A Call
Speak to an advisor today to find out more about the rehabilitation programmes we offer at our drug and alcohol rehab centre
Meet the Team Who’ll Support You
Consisting of support staff who understand addiction and how to treat it, our team are here to make rehabilitation manageable.
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John Gillen
DirectorEuropean Pioneer of NAD+ Therapy John has travelled extensively around…
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John Gillen
Director
European Pioneer of NAD+ Therapy
John has travelled extensively around the world, culminating in 19 years’ experience looking at different models. He is the European pioneer of NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) treatment to Europe in 2010; and recently back from the USA bringing state of the art Virtual Reality Relapse Prevention and stress reduction therapy. His passion extends to other metabolic disturbances and neurodegenerative diseases. The journey continues. In recent times, John has travelled to Russia to study and research into a new therapy photobiomudulation or systemic laser therapy working with NAD+ scientists and the very best of the medical professionals in the UK and the USA, together with Nadcell, Bionad Hospitals own select Doctors, nurses, dieticians and therapists. Johns’ passion continues to endeavour to bring to the UK and Europe new developments with NAD+ Therapy in preventive and restorative medicine and Wellness. In 2017 John Gillen was made a visiting Professor at the John Naisbitt university in Belgrade Serbia. -
Madissar Iqbal
Operations ManagerMadissar has a wealth of experience in a managerial position…
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Madissar Iqbal
Operations Manager
Madissar has a wealth of experience in a managerial position within substance misuse for over 20 years, working with offending behaviour and criminal justice. Madissar began his career as a prison officer in 2000 and progressed further in the substance misuse field within the prison settings delivering various short duration programmes and linking prisoners to community-based treatment providers before their release. In 2006 Madissar successfully managed to set up the Drug Intervention Programme within Bedfordshire. This later transpired to successfully securing a service manager role and developing the Drug Rehabilitation Requirement Order. Madissar successfully secured various managerial positions within the substance misuse field with joint partnership working with Integrated Offender Management and police in reducing drug-related offending behaviour. Madissar gained extensive experience and expertise working for several organisations, such as Adapt, Rapt, Addaction, Westminster Drug Project, Hertfordshire Couty Council, NHS and Next Step Support. Madissar holds a diploma in level 5 Leadership and Management and has extensive experience in the senior managerial role. Madissar passion lies in supporting services to achieve their goals and objectives. In the last two years, Madissar progressed further in mental health as a senior managerial role, overseeing residential rehabilitation and supporting living accommodations with adults (18+) with a range of diverse complex needs.
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Phil Grimes
Recovery WorkerPhil is an experienced and dedicated recovery worker; he has…
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Phil Grimes
Recovery Worker
Phil is an experienced and dedicated recovery worker; he has been at Ocean Recovery since 2016. He is passionate about helping others transform their lives, having spent 25 years in addiction himself. He has been clean and living his best life since 2008. He is an experienced group facilitator and qualified life coach who uses CBT, NLP and ACT mindfulness relapse prevention techniques, all of which he is qualified in. He has a wealth of experience, having worked with young offenders, homeless, prolific offenders, and complex mental health needs. Phil thrives in the recovery environment and is a passionate, forward-thinking and realistic member of the team.
What Past Inpatients Think About Us
Every recovery journey is unique, but many of our former patients have chosen to share their time with us and share how we have helped them. Read their feedback and learn more here.
Start Your Recovery Journey Today
If you’re in Cumbria and need assistance in your recovery journey, give us a confidential call on 01253 847 553 or fill out our online form.
Frequently Asked Questions
Choosing the right rehab treatment provider can be a life-changing decision; here are some of the most common questions we are asked pre-admission.
Is inpatient or outpatient treatment more suitable for me?
Both inpatient and outpatient treatment can be effective, but both offer different levels of support depending on circumstances. Residential rehab provides round-the-clock care and a dedicated recovery environment, often recommended for people experiencing long-term addiction or repeated relapse. Outpatient treatment allows you to remain at home while attending appointments, making it more suitable if you have a strong support network and fewer clinical needs. We can assess your situation and recommend the most appropriate option.
How long does drug or alcohol rehabilitation last?
Every recovery journey is different, which is why the length of rehab varies from person to person. Most of our programmes run for 7 to 28 days, with extended stays of up to 90 days available. Many patients choose a 28-day programme as it provides the opportunity to complete detoxification. We also offer free ongoing aftercare for 12 months following rehabilitation.
What addiction treatments are available?
We offer evidence-based treatments tailored to each individual, including:
- Medical detox under professional supervision
- Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT)
- Group therapy and peer support sessions
- Holistic therapies (such as yoga, meditation, art therapy)
- Personalised relapse prevention planning
- Family support and therapy for those affected
How do I know if I need professional help for my addiction?
You may benefit from professional treatment if you’ve tried to cut back or stop using drugs or alcohol without success, or if your substance use is impacting your physical or mental health. Our admissions team can help you determine the most appropriate level of support.
Do I have to travel far from Cumbria to access treatment?
Our rehab centre is located South of Cumbria on the Lancashire coast, providing convenient access to private residential treatment in a peaceful coastal setting. For many people, recovering away from home offers the opportunity to step back from familiar triggers and dedicate their full attention to getting well.
What types of addictions do you treat?
We provide treatment for a wide range of addictions, including:
- Alcohol addiction
- Drug addiction (cocaine, cannabis, heroin, prescription drugs, and more)
- Dual diagnosis (addiction combined with mental health conditions such as anxiety or depression)
What happens after I leave rehab?
The end of your rehab doesn’t mean the end of your treatment. We’ll offer a full 12-month aftercare plan free of charge to continue your recovery journey.
Can family members be involved in the rehab process?
Addiction typically affects you and your family, so we encourage your loved ones to become a part of your journey too through therapy sessions, group workshops, and support guidance.
How soon can I be admitted?
Our recovery centre can usually be ready for admission within 24 hours, depending on treatment. We recommend calling us on 01253 847 553 to discover your options.
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