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Lincolnshire Drug and Alcohol Rehab Treatment Centres
Searching for a reputable drug and alcohol rehab centre? Consider a relocation from the Lincolnshire area and visit our Blackpool based centre.
- The Effects of a Drug or Alcohol Addiction
- Addiction Treatment Available at Our Centre
- Alcoholics & Narcotics Anonymous Lincolnshire
- Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings
- Narcotics Anonymous Meetings
- Local NHS Help in Lincolnshire
- How to Start Your Drug and Alcohol Rehab Journey
- Our Rehab Facilities
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- Facilities at Ocean Recovery
Living with any form of alcohol or drug addiction can have a significant effect on an individual’s and surrounding loved one’s lives. The physical and mental health issues caused alone are a big enough reason to seek professional support.
The Effects of a Drug or Alcohol Addiction
Side effects of drug and alcohol consumption can lead to health problems such as anxiety, heart attacks, nutritional disorders and psychosis. Whether you are addicted to prescribed drugs, alcohol or hazardous class A substances, side effects will develop once consumption becomes regular. Depending on an individual’s addiction severity, the length of their addiction and the drug they consume, side effects will vary. However, the longer someone with a drug or alcohol addiction leaves it, the greater the damage to their mental and physical health will be, along with future quality of life.
Are you suffering from an addiction and searching for drug and alcohol rehab in Lincolnshire? Whether your consumption of drugs or increased use of alcohol has just started, or you’ve been living with a long-term drug or alcohol addiction, residential rehab treatment should be arranged.
You may believe that staying close to your family in Lincolnshire will serve you greater through this period of rehabilitation. Well in actual fact, relocating to a secluded, private rehab centre is recommended for long-term recovery. A lot of individuals suffering with an addiction experience influences and triggers, causing consumption. By removing yourself from those possibilities, you are setting yourself up for success when considering your addiction treatment.
To discuss how our drug and alcohol rehab programmes here at Ocean Recovery Centre can help you overcome your drug or alcohol addiction, contact our team today on 01253 847 553.
Addiction Treatment Available at Our Centre
With a significant spike in drug use within Lincolnshire after the pandemic, it is no surprise that there is an increased need for addiction treatment.
If you believe that relocating to our Blackpool rehab centre will benefit you or a loved one, a range of industry leading addiction treatments will be offered. Taking your addiction type and personal requirements into consideration, a personalised treatment programme will be provided.
Within your programme you will expect to see a variety of treatments which help to overcome both psychological and mental drug or alcohol cravings. To begin the process, a detox programme will be completed. This will help to reduce your consumption and your bodies reliance on drugs 0r alcohol. We must disclose that this process is difficult, especially if you’ve been living with a long-term drug or alcohol addiction where daily consumption has occurred. We will slowly reduce your intake, observed by our medical experts to diminish your bodies need for any substances. This is where withdrawal symptoms will be present. You can expect to experience nausea, dizziness and anxious episodes throughout.
Please be aware that this is the hardest step to take, however, will help you take one big step towards a life free from drugs or alcohol. We will support you through this difficult time of rehabilitation, ensuring you are comfortable and safe.
Once a detox treatment has been successfully completed, we will work on the psychological link you have to alcohol or drugs. We will get to know your story and understand why your drug or alcohol addiction has developed. From this, appropriate treatment options such as group therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy and relapse prevention classes will be recommended.
Our treatments will help understand the link you have with alcohol or drugs, help you overcome this link, promote positive thoughts whilst preparing you for a future without drugs or alcohol. Additional skills to cope when you return to Lincolnshire post rehab will be taught to ensure you have a plan in place if any cravings occur.
Post rehab, you will feel a physical and psychological disconnect from your drug or alcohol addiction, helping you lead a positive, healthy future. If you do require any support once you return to your influences in Lincolnshire, our team offer aftercare support. We are passionate about helping you overcome your alcohol or drug addiction and fulfil long-term recovery.
Alcoholics & Narcotics Anonymous Lincolnshire
Alcoholics Anonymous is a widely known 12-step programme that operates not just in Lincolnshire, but all over the world.
With the efficacy of these public meetings, we encourage you to attend these where possible to enhance your recovery journey efforts and to also make for a smoother transition into your sober lifestyle post-rehab.
Below, you can find some of the nearest meetings in Lincolnshire for both Alcoholics and Narcotics, these are free, in-person sessions where you can form real bonds with others and be guided through the recovery journey week on week, keeping you accountable and on track.
Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings
Boston Sobriety & Beyond
- When: Thursdays, Start time: 19.00 – duration 1hr 30mins
- Where: Zion Methodist Church, Brothertoft Rd
PE21 8HD
Spalding Lunchtime
- When: Wednesdays, start time: 12.30 – duration 1hr 30mins
- Where: Spalding United Reform Church, Pinchbeck Rd
PE11 1QD
Bourne Share
- When: Tuesdays, start time: 19.00 – duration 1hr 30mins
- Where: Wake House, Baxter Room, 41 North St
PE10 9AE
Other meetings in the area can be found here, where you can view all AA meetings in Lincolnshire.
Narcotics Anonymous Meetings
Boston: Just For Today
- When: Tuesdays, start time: 19:30 – 20:30 – duration – 1 hour
- Where: Physical, Centenary Methodist Church, Red Lion Street, Boston, Lincolnshire, PE21 6NY
Boston 12-Step Recovery
- When: Fridays, start time: 19:00 – 20:00 – duration – 1 hour
- Where: Back Room, Framework Building, 7 Lincoln Lane, Boston, Lincolnshire, PE21 8RU
To find any new meetings that arise in your area, view all the NA Meetings in Lincolnshire here.
Local NHS Help in Lincolnshire
If you’re looking for free help on the NHS, there are plenty of options. You should, at the first instance, contact your GP if you’re registered and tell them about your circumstances; they will be able to provide you with the right course of action and suggestions.
If you’re not registered with a GP, ensure you get registered – you can find GPs in your area here, this site allows you to choose from:
- East Lincolnshire
- West Lincolnshire
- South Lincolnshire
- South West Lincolnshire
You should also remember, that there are walk-in centres available, plus the 111 NHS service for those who aren’t in an emergency.
However, if you do find yourself in a medical emergency due to substance abuse, such as an overdose, don’t hesitate to call 999 for emergency assistance or if possible, get to an emergency room ASAP. Lincolnshire’s hospitals include:
How to Start Your Drug and Alcohol Rehab Journey
To take the first step to an alcohol or drug-free future, an initial enquiry by yourself or family member will need to be completed. This can be done through phone, email or live chat. Here is where you can ask all of the questions you need regarding our rehab centre and the process moving forward. Support can be received 24 hours a day, therefore if you require further detail, feel free to contact our team until you have a decision in mind. We understand that acknowledging and talking about a drug or alcohol addiction can be difficult. Please bare in mine that our team are compassionate, here to help you recover.
If you decide that our residential rehab centre is for you, a pre-admission screening will be completed. Here is where our team will get to know your drug or alcohol addiction and observe whether our treatment is suitable for you. This can also be completed over to phone for your convenience. We will then devise a suitable treatment plan to help you overcome your addiction while also arranging an admission date, if you are happy to move forward.
On your admission day, we will support you throughout your relocation to our rehab centre. You will then be welcomed into our centre by our expert team, while also receiving a full induction plan. You’ll get to know our services, our staff, while also completing an initial health assessment with our medical experts. Once you feel settled, your full rehab experience will begin following your personal treatment schedule.
We will work with you on your long-term recovery plan while ensuring you are prepared with coping mechanisms for your return home to Lincolnshire. Once you feel ready to check out, we will work with you to transition back into your normal routine.
Please be aware that every client who walks through our doors process is different. Treatments will vary, rehab timeframes will be different and so will recovery rates. We will work to your pace to ensure that when you leave, you are leaving drug or alcohol-free.
This time is about your future therefore, we are here to focus on you and reaching your goals. To make your initial enquiry about drug and alcohol Lincolnshire, contact our team today on 01253 847 553.
Let’s beat your drug or alcohol addiction together.
Our Rehab Facilities
At Ocean Recovery, we are extremely proud of our state-of-the-art facility. We provide residents with the most relaxing stay possible and they can enjoy our modern establishment.
Ocean Recovery Facilities include:
CQC Registered
FREE Transportation Included
Medically Assisted Detoxification
2 Executive, Sea View Double Ensuite Rooms
8 Double or Single Ensuite Rooms
3 Single Rooms with Dedicated Separate Bathroom
Comfortable Communal Lounge with Piano & Sky TV
Beautiful Modern Dining Lounge
External Courtyard and Outside Seating Area
12 Months FREE Aftercare
Regular Contact with Loved Ones Encouraged
Large Multi-Purpose Group Activity Room with Superb Sea Views
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