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Stratford Upon Avon Drug and Alcohol Rehab Treatment Centres
Are you in the Stratford Upon Avon area and struggling with addiction to drugs or alcohol? It’s important to know that there are many other people in Stratford Upon Avon who are also struggling with addictions – you are not alone.
There is no better time than right now to reach out for help with your addiction. Rehab is your best way forward and your best chance for successfully overcoming your addiction. Get in touch with us today to find out more about how we can help you make positive changes in your life.
What Causes My Addiction?
The cause of addiction varies from person to person. While in treatment in rehab you will be assessed and your treatment programme will be tailored to suit you specifically.
The treatment programme suited to you will also be based on your triggers and what led you to your addiction in the first place. Knowing how you got to your addiction will help decide how your recovery progresses.
The reason for an addiction to alcohol or drug varies from person to person. Sometimes it can be from trauma, sometimes people can turn to drugs or alcohol to help them deal with trauma. This however never helps and always makes the situation worse.
Other times it can be down to their surroundings. If a person is surrounded by friends who use alcohol or drugs, this can cause an addiction. If a family member such as a parent is an addict, that can also be a trigger for addiction. Relationship struggles and breakups, abuse and stress are common factors also.
A major reason someone may become addicted to drugs or alcohol can be due to their struggles with mental health. Often when in rehab, people find that they receive a dual diagnosis while in talk therapy, this is fairly common.
A dual diagnosis is when a person is diagnosed with a mental health disorder as well as their addiction. A large percentage of people who have a mental health disorder will struggle with addiction at some time in their life. This makes a dual diagnosis rather common and a large reason someone may become addicted to drugs or alcohol.
When Is the Right Time to Access Treatment?
There is no time like the present, especially when it comes to addiction. Addiction is a progressive illness that gets worse over time. Therefore, it is crucial that you seek treatment as soon as possible.
If you are asking yourself if you are far enough into your addiction to go to rehab, the answer is yes. If you have to ask yourself that question, then chances are you know you have a problem and must get help.
Why Should I Choose Rehab?
Rehab is the best way to recover in every aspect, there is also a smaller chance of relapse than other ways of recovery. You will be fully supported in every way and do not have to worry about going through your addiction alone.
Giving up your addiction can feel impossible but with the help from rehab, you can get the help you need to recover as you will likely be both physically and psychologically dependent. Rehab helps to pinpoint every problem, become aware of it and learn how to overcome it.
The detoxing programme will help you wither physical withdrawals, whereas, talk and group therapies help with your psychological issues. You may also take part in wellbeing therapy which helps with both aspects.
Going through addiction alone is tough, recovery alone is near impossible. You are likely to relapse and feel defeated when you do. Staying in the same surroundings will likely trigger another relapse which is why rehab is so important.
Alcohol and drug addiction can bring out changes in your personality and as you are not yourself, you may make bad decisions and use again.
The Stages of Rehab
The first stage you will go through in rehab is the detoxing stage. Rehab is the best place to do this crucial part of recovery as it can be extremely dangerous and even be fatal.
While in rehab you will be assisted and closely monitored by medical professionals who may even administer medications to keep you comfortable and help to prevent any serious withdrawals. Do not try to detox at home alone.
Some of the symptoms you may get from drugs and alcohol withdrawal are:
- Headaches
- Nausea
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Paranoia
- Vomiting
- Diarrhoea
- Shakes/tremors
- Hallucinations
- Seizures
- Heart failure
After detox, you will attend a variety of therapies tailored to suit you and your specific needs. The therapies you will attend will be a one to one talk therapy with a professional. This will be where you will learn about yourself and your addiction.
You may become more self-aware and learn how to cope with your addiction in the future. You will also attend group therapy. This is vital to your recovery. It will help you learn how to build friendships and allow you to feel a sense of togetherness and empowerment within your group.
You may also receive feedback which is very helpful moving forward. Wellbeing therapy is not to be underestimated, it is a therapy in which you may take part in exercises, meditation and more. Here you will rebuild your strength and get your body into a healthy state before you leave rehab. I
n wellbeing therapy, you will also learn all about nutrition and how to lead a healthy lifestyle. This is the best way to make sure you do not relapse.
The last stage of rehab is actually when you leave. Upon leaving rehab, you will be supported by an aftercare team who will guide you back into the world with the best support you could need.
They may help you with a number of things including, finding accommodation, finding a support group nearby, finding a job and more. The support does not end when you leave rehab, you will not be left to fend for yourself.
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