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Inverness Drug and Alcohol Rehab Treatment Centres
Ocean Recovery provides drug and alcohol rehab in Inverness through evidence-based treatment programmes at our CQC registered facility. Call now 01253 847 553.
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Recovery from drug and alcohol addiction is a difficult process often made harder by individuals trying to manage it on their own. Trying to stop using drugs without professional help can be challenging, and at times dangerous. It is important to realise you are not alone, and professional help is available.
Here at Ocean Recovery, we provide our clients with the necessary tools and resources to help them overcome their addiction. There are many benefits readily available to you by attending an addiction rehab treatment centre in Inverness.
Reach out to our team today to find out how our personalised treatment programmes can help you recover physically and psychologically from addiction.
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Are you suffering from Drug and Alcohol Addiction and need help? If so, Ocean Recovery is a leading UK based expert in Private Drug and Alcohol Rehab. Find out how we can help by getting in touch with our friendly team today. You can either call our confidential helpline or request a call-back by clicking on the below form.
How does Rehab work?
Substance addictions are complex problems that need various types of treatments to help beat them. Rehab treatment centres provide structured bespoke treatment plans for individuals that are struggling, aimed at targeting their own individual needs.
As part of your time attending a private rehab centre, you will undergo treatment on a one to one basis alongside group therapy sessions all run by professional addiction experts.
There are two main options when it comes to rehab treatment which is inpatient and outpatient rehab. Outpatient rehab is widely available on the NHS across Inverness however there may be associated long waiting lists.
Inpatient treatment in Inverness however is carried out at a private treatment rehab facility and benefits from limited waiting lists and higher success rates.
Why you should consider Rehab Treatment?
Overcoming addiction alone can be a long, lonely and difficult process to go through often ending in relapse. Attending a rehab treatment centre reduces this risk as it provides individuals with the supportive healing environment they need in order to beat addiction for good. Having the support of others going through a similar journey and understanding how you feel is a key aspect of treatment.
One of the main benefits of attending an inpatient addiction treatment centre is the structure it provides to your recovery journey. Treatment programmes that are bespoke to your needs, plan out your time during your stay and set you up for your road to recovery.
Having routines of activities, therapies and treatments help keep you engaged in your recovery and minimise the triggers that could lead to relapse.
By avoiding rehab, you may struggle with withdrawal symptoms, addiction side effects and greater substance abuse.
How beneficial are Residential Rehab Programmes?
Residential rehabilitation offers a lifeline. This targeted approach to addiction treatment and support provides an all-around recovery experience; from the treatments completed and the expert guidance provided, to the recovery designed environment.
By selecting our rehab centre in Inverness, you will receive immediate access to our range of leading addiction treatments. During your rehab stay, you will be provided with a personalised treatment plan to follow, providing structure, goals and opportunities for progression. To further ensure your chances of addiction recovery, you’ll experience a hand-held approach with our addiction specialists, ensuring that you feel supported, 24/7.
Although residential rehab may feel like a huge step to take, it is invaluable, providing you with the best possible chances of recovery. We can further support you on your return home, offering post-rehab services from a drug and alcohol rehab in Inverness.
Take some time away from home to truly work on yourself, returning with life-saving tools to overcome your drug and alcohol addiction.
Finding Drug and Alcohol Support outside of Inverness
Finding a drug and alcohol rehab in Inverness may feel overwhelming with the different treatment options available. Here at Ocean Recovery Centre, we have a team of experienced staff who can work with you to ensure you are placed at a rehab facility right for you and your needs.
If you’re truly invested in addiction recovery contact our friendly team today. We can help this transition for you, offering a homely, progressive rehab programme.
Rehab Addiction Treatments available at Ocean Recovery
Through our Inverness rehab centre, you can start receiving addiction treatment immediately. Our specialised addiction staff have the knowledge and expertise to get you started on your journey through a variety of different treatment options. This approach will increase your exposure to recovery design programmes, helping you achieve addiction recovery efficiently.
It is important to remember that rehab journeys will differ for every client. The time it takes to fully recover will vary, along with the required addiction treatments. However, through this consistent and targeted approach to treatment, you’ll feel as though you are on your way to recovery as soon as you arrive.
Here at Ocean Recovery Centre, we have access to industry-leading addiction treatments. From drug and alcohol detox programmes and therapy sessions to coping mechanism techniques and cognitive behavioural therapy, we will help you change your outlook on substance abuse, while physically detoxifying.
Disconnect yourself on every level from your drug and alcohol addiction through our personalised treatment programmes. Benefit from ongoing aftercare treatments to improve your transition back home to Inverness.
Return to Inverness with life-saving tools
Returning home to Inverness post-rehab may be difficult. With this in mind, we prepare you by providing life-saving tools to utilise for the future. From protecting your mental health, to reducing future drug and alcohol relapses, you’ll feel confident and ready to lead a sober future.
Experience the true benefits of residential rehab today, with the aim to continue recovery through a drug and alcohol rehab in Inverness. Select the possibility to fully recover, over convenience, with our help here at Ocean Recovery Centre.
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