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Loughborough Drug and Alcohol Rehab Treatment Centres
Are you currently living with a drug and alcohol addiction? Are you trying your utmost to delay any form of rehabilitation or discussion regarding your drug and alcohol abuse?
Drug and Alcohol Rehab Loughborough
Although rehabilitation may feel unnecessary, scary or useless, delaying addiction treatment and specialist addiction support will unfortunately result in significant damage. From developing mental health issues, to the deterioration of relationships with your family and friends, ongoing substance abuse can cumulate into harm.
For your best recovery probability, here at Ocean Recovery Centre, we fully recommend attending a residential rehab, where personalised recovery programmes are promoted. Following the key foundations of addiction treatment, visiting a drug and alcohol rehab in Loughborough for outpatient care will be beneficial. For the most successful rehab journey, contact our team for a free and confidential conversation about you personally, your addiction and your recovery goals. Here at Ocean Recovery Centre, we treat you like a person. We listen, we support, and we advise the most sustainable addiction treatment for your needs.
The damage of delaying rehabilitation
Delaying any depth of rehabilitation is a coping mechanism. Many individuals are scared for the steps ahead of rehab. Many clients struggle to acknowledge the severity of their drug and alcohol addiction. Some may not know a life beyond drugs and alcohol. And others will believe that rehab is a useless option, carrying minimal opportunities to recover.
These are the common reasons known to delay rehab. However, there are chronic damages linked to delaying rehabilitation. By continuing your substance abuse, it is likely that you’ll soon experience addictive behaviours. Here both physical and psychological associations to drugs and alcohol will be present. With this in mind, mental health issues and physical health problems are likely.
This is where a drug and alcohol addiction can cause life-changing and threatening side effects. If drug and alcohol abuse continue, secondary addictions can develop, along with a dual diagnosis. Although possible to treat, a dual diagnosis is difficult to live with and recover from.
With this in mind, the longer you wait to recover, the harder addiction treatment and recovery programmes will be, along with a reduced quality of life. Avoid the damage of a progressive drug and alcohol addiction by reaching out to family, friends, addiction counsellors or a local rehab centre.
Outpatient treatment through a drug and alcohol rehab in Loughborough
Visiting a drug and alcohol rehab in Loughborough can be a treatment programme to consider. However, here at Ocean Recovery Centre, localised addiction treatment will only be promoted where minimal signs of addiction are present.
If you’re currently suffering with substance abuse, where zero to mild psychological impairment or side effects are present, outpatient treatment can offer recovery opportunities. Yet, it’s important to weigh up both the pros and cons of visiting a Loughborough based treatment centre.
Outpatient treatment is highly convenient. It allows clients to continue through their daily lives while having access to addiction treatment and guidance. This treatment option is highly favoured for the short-term recovery probabilities. However, positive, efficient results are only likely for those who are experiencing minute side effects and are highly motivated to recover.
Recovering locally can be hard. There are many challenges linked to the independence you receive while completing addiction treatment. Once withdrawal symptoms show themselves, it can be difficult to keep on the road to addiction recovery. With this in mind, for those lacking self-control, for those experiencing addiction side effects or for those living with a dual diagnosis, residential rehab will always be recommended.
Residential rehab recovery programmes
Here at Ocean Recovery Centre, we continue to recommend our residential rehab programmes for their benefits and high success rates. Residential recovery programmes are commonly personalised, worked around your individual needs as a client. This is the approach we follow here at our Blackpool based rehab facility. We cater to our client’s individual needs by creating personalised treatment programmes. We further ensure that progression and recovery can be achieved by each individual client, tailoring rehab experiences to their addiction recovery goals, timeframes, budgets and previous addiction history.
It is important to note that residential rehab isn’t a quick fix. However, it can offer sustainable and effective recovery probabilities, aiming for long-term addiction recovery. This is achieved through the leading addiction treatments we have on offer, the consistent guidance from our addiction counsellors and specialists, our relaxed, private rehab facility and the distance we provide clients from Loughborough.
This time away from your current life in Loughborough can be highly beneficial. It will allow you to look at what’s casing your drug and alcohol consumption, along with areas of your life you’re hoping to change. This private setting will also promote recovery, while offering you a hands-on, targeted approach to addiction treatment.
For the most feasible recovery programme, opt for residential rehab over a localised drug and alcohol rehab in Loughborough.
Tackling both addiction and mental health issues
With the aim to support those suffering with a drug and alcohol addiction and mental health issues, our treatment programmes are designed to heal a dual diagnosis. This step is very important for those suffering with the likes of depression or anxiety.
Although mental health issues will be treated separately, the treatment options for both areas of a dual diagnosis will work hand in hand, helping to promote recovery. From a drug and alcohol detox and support groups, to cognitive behavioural therapy and motivational therapy, we will work with you to treat both the body and mind.
Long-term drug and alcohol consumption can cause many damages. We will work with you to treat those damages, while paving the way for a positive, can-do sober future back in Loughborough. We will ensure you’re prepared and continually supported on your return home through a drug and alcohol rehab in Loughborough itself.
Experience the effectiveness of our foundation to addiction recovery, while continuing your recovery plan back at home. This combination is highly effective, while also helping individuals with mental health issues, recover.
Boost your quality of life through our residential rehab programmes here at Ocean Recovery Centre.
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