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Chelsea Drug and Alcohol Rehab Treatment Centres
Addiction can affect anyone, but there should be no shame in seeking help. The stigma has started to be broken down over recent years as more research has been carried out regarding the condition and the hold it can have.
Drug and Alcohol Rehab Chelsea
As our knowledge of addiction has grown, so has our expertise in treating it. It is never easy but, with the right programme of addiction treatment, you can break free from the vicious cycle of addiction.
If you are suffering from a drug or addiction problem, contact us today to find out if drug and alcohol rehab in Chelsea could be your answer.
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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.
Drug and Alcohol Treatment Options in Chelsea
If you are in the grip of an addiction it may be difficult to know where to turn but there are treatment options available. Drug and alcohol services available through the NHS can be valuable for some but do have limitations.
These are overwhelmingly outpatient rehab or community-based, meaning you will have to attend appointments at various clinics and manage your own detoxification. Unfortunately, resources are often stretched and there may be waiting times attached to some treatments.
With a private drug and alcohol rehab clinic you could be receiving a bespoke treatment within days. The exact make-up of the treatment can vary, especially as programmes are tailored to suit the individual’s needs, but you can rest assured that you will receive the finest evidence-based addiction treatments delivered by a team of qualified professionals with a wealth of experience in the field of addiction recovery.
Inpatient Rehab – why location matters?
Rehabilitation is a process consisting of a number of different treatments in combination. This typically involves a drug or alcohol detox along with a range of therapies and workshops, followed by an aftercare programme.
When staying at a rehabilitation centre, you will be in the perfect place to really focus on your recovery and fully participate in this holistic programme of addiction treatments. Rehabs can vary in their levels of luxury but are guaranteed to be safe, secure and comfortable environments that are geared towards their end goal of helping you make a long-term recovery.
One of the biggest benefits of a stay in rehab is that you will be away from your usual environment and all the triggers and temptations associated with your drinking and/or drug use.
You will have access to round the clock support including medical care if required and will be able to go through a medically supervised detox. These are some of the reasons why drug and alcohol rehab centres in Chelsea and beyond have such a good track record in treating drug and alcohol addiction.
Going through Detoxification in Rehab
Prolonged drug and alcohol abuse can lead to a physical and psychological dependency, meaning your system becomes used to those chemicals being present and reacts when they are suddenly withdrawn.
The result is a range of withdrawal symptoms that can vary quite widely depending on the substance involved and a number of other factors including the length and heaviness of usage. While alcohol is a legal drug, alcohol withdrawal can be one of the worst to go through and the withdrawal symptoms could include:
• Tremors
• Muscle cramps
• Sweating
• Nausea
• Hallucinations
• Depression
• Anxiety
• Insomnia
• Seizures (in the worst cases)
As mentioned, the exact range of symptoms can vary but they all tend to be unpleasant and can in some cases be dangerous. It is always best to undergo a drug or alcohol detox within the supervised environment of a detox clinic where your health can be monitored, you can receive the support you need and prescription medications will be available if needed.
Addiction counselling and Therapy Options in Chelsea
Another vital part of any recovery journey is the combination of therapies you will receive. These therapies will aim to address the root causes of your addiction and look at your behaviour and thought processes.
They will typically include psychological techniques such as cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavioural therapy (DBT), along with counselling, group therapy and more. There may also be well-being therapies available such as mindfulness, meditation, music and art therapy.
Free Aftercare for Relapse Prevention
These therapies will aim to provide you with the tools and knowledge you need for relapse prevention but relapse will still remain a danger for many. Cravings will still rear their ugly heads and there will be many tests and temptations ahead.
The first 12 months following rehab can be particularly dangerous for recovering addicts, which is why we offer a free one-year aftercare programme for everyone completing a stay at one of our rehab centres.
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.
What are the Signs and Symptoms of Addiction?
There are many signs and symptoms of addiction but the basic question to ask is whether you are able to get through your everyday life without using drugs or alcohol? If you have tried and failed to quit or cut down, if you notice your consumption rise, if you feel anxious at the thought of not having drugs or alcohol or if you feel bad (suffer withdrawal symptoms) when you do not use drugs or alcohol, you may have a problem that needs addressing.
Can I have visitors during Rehab?
We believe contact with family and friends can have a positive impact during rehab, but visits should be prearranged. It is, of course, essential that neither you nor your visitors drink alcohol or take drugs during visits and our centres can refuse admission if they believe a visitor to be under the influence.
How do I find Rehab in Chelsea?
If you are looking for drug and alcohol rehab in Chelsea it starts with a simple message or phone call. Our admission services can field any queries and address any concerns you might have. We also offer family and friend referral and confidential support and advice if you are concerned about a loved one.
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