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At Help4Addiction, we understand how difficult it can be to overcome addiction. We are here to encourage you and guide you towards the best rehab clinics or detox centres to overcome your addiction.

You have the key to your own recovery within you already. All it takes to bring it out is determination, persistence, and the right support systems – systems that we can help you find.

Connect with our experts at Help4Addiction and we will narrow down the overwhelming world of rehab into manageable, bite-sized chunks.

Don’t let the range of choices in rehab clinics overwhelm you and put you off recovery. Come to us instead and let us find a treatment plan tailored to you, giving you the best chances to quit alcohol or drugs.

Recovery starts with a phone call – you will find us at the other end of the line on 0203 955 7700. If a phone call seems like it is too personal, we have a free online consultation service to get the ball rolling.

However you begin your journey, the important thing is that you get in touch. Together, we can find the right Cornwall rehab clinic for you.

  

Signs You Need Drug or Alcohol Addiction Treatment

If you are concerned about your drug or alcohol use and you wish to get treatment, then take this a sign that you need addiction treatment.

The signs that you are addicted to drugs or alcohol can vary depending on several factors, including the severity of your addiction and the type of substance.

Here are some signs to look out for:

  • Continuing to take drugs or drink alcohol despite the negative effects
  • Cravings drugs or alcohol
  • Lying about or hiding your drug or alcohol use
  • Struggling to stop taking drugs/ drink alcohol or relapsing
  • Experiencing withdrawal symptoms when you drastically lower or stop drug or alcohol use
  • Taking drugs/ drinking alcohol to cope with unpleasant feelings
  • A higher tolerance to alcohol or drugs (needing to drink more units of alcohol to feel the same effect)
  • Hiding your substance abuse from loved ones
  • Isolating yourself from loved ones
  • Neglecting your responsibilities
 

If you think you have an addiction, you should seek professional support as soon as possible. Let us help you to find the best Cornwall rehab treatment for you and your circumstances.

 

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Which Treatment Should I Choose?

Finding the right rehab can be overwhelming – but we are here to help you. We can outline the best treatment opportunities for you in Cornwall, and ensure you get the treatment you need.

The support of our experts at Help4Addicton can give you the best chance of overcoming addiction once and for all.

There are two main treatment options from a professional rehab clinic in terms of whether or not you can live there.

A residential rehab facility allows you to book a room with them for a certain period of time, at the end of which you will be discharged and, more than likely, have aftercare to ensure you don’t slip back into old habits. You would normally get this option from a private rehab facility.

Many people find support groups helpful – for example, AA/ Alcoholics Anonymous or NA/ Narcotics Anonymous.

We can determine what therapies you are likely to respond best to, refine your choices, and get you into the best centre for you, near you. Contact us by phone on 0203 955 7700 for more information.

 

NHS Rehab in Cornwall

When you choose an NHS rehab centre near you in Cornwall, you will likely be treated as an outpatient. However, some NHS rehab clinics are residential too.

It’s important to note, however, that there can be long waiting lists to receive NHS rehab treatment. Many people choose private treatment as it is quicker and there are generally more options.

Being seen as an outpatient lets you go home at the end of each day, hold down a job, or look after your family while getting the help for addiction that you need.

Using this technique for recovery, you will learn all the same tools as you do in a residential centre, but you will take longer to learn these tools.

 

Inpatient vs Outpatient Rehab in Cornwall

There are a few pros and cons to each type of rehab. When you opt for outpatient rehab in Cornwall, the positives are:

  • As an outpatient, you can see therapists and counsellors for the help you need, without having to spend the night
  • You don’t need to be away from your family, work, or social circle for a length of time
  • You get the support of the rehab clinic for a longer period of time since the therapies are less intensive

 

Some of the negatives of getting outpatient treatment for alcohol or drug addiction in Cornwall include:

  • Outpatient rehab typically a less impressive success rate than full-time residential rehab does
  • You are in the same environment as your triggers, your habits, and the sources of your addiction

 

Similarly, there are advantages and disadvantages to living in a full-time residential rehab. Some of the best things about a full-time residential rehab clinic include:

  • Having every need looked after so you have nothing to worry about while you recover from alcoholism or drug addiction in Cornwall
  • You are taken away from the source of your alcohol addiction or drug addiction and the habits you have formed by which you use them
  • They have a high success rate meaning more chance of you overcoming alcohol or drug addiction for good

 

Some of the negative things about a residential rehab facility in Cornwall are:

  • You are away from your family, friends, and workplace for at least 28 days
  • Residential treatment often costs more than an outpatient rehab clinic as you’re paying for additional costs such as food and utilities

Online Rehab in Cornwall

Online therapy is just what it sounds like – therapy that takes place online as opposed to in a clinic.

Many addictions have their roots in your younger life, in trauma or in depression or anxiety. Many turn to drugs to help manage mental health conditions, for example, and talking therapies get to the bottom of these addictions.

Once addressed in your initial therapy session, you will learn healthy coping mechanisms to cope better in future, without turning to alcohol or drugs. This can help in your long-term recovery, and can also treat dual diagnosis.

Online therapy lets you take part in the talking therapy process without even having to leave your own home.

With group therapy, you can check in with a group on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis, and perhaps even get your one-on-one therapies or counselling this way.

At Home Detox in Cornwall

Home detox is another way of treating addiction. If you meet certain conditions, and you suffer from drinking too much as opposed to drug misuse in Cornwall, you might be eligible to get a home alcohol detox kit from Help4Addiction.

These kits involve a consultation with a specialist. The specialist will assess whether or not you can go ahead with it. The kit will include everything you need to safely get off drink at home.

You will need to have someone with you during this process to ensure that you are safe and cared for when you cannot care for yourself.

We understand that drug and alcohol detoxification isn’t easy, so it’s always best that you have support. 

Ensure that you have somebody there for you to bring food or water when you need it. Contact us on 0203 966 7700 to see if you qualify for home medical detox or for online therapies.

 

Begin Your Recovery Journey Today

We provide our expert referral services to every person looking for drug or alcohol addiction recovery aid in Cornwall – any area of Cornwall.

We want you to have the best chances at successful sobriety that you can possibly get, so we put you in touch with the best rehab clinics in your area, specifically to try and meet that objective.

Your recovery is important to us, yes, but your recovery is more important to you. Get help today to avoid a lost future.

We cover all areas of Cornwall with our Help4 Addiction service. This includes:

  • Angarrack
  • Antony
  • Bodmin
  • Bude
  • Carbis Bay
  • Darite
  • Falmouth
  • Goldsithney

  • Jacobstow
  • Launceston
  • Morwenstow
  • Newquay
  • Penryn
  • Penzance
  • Perranporth
  • Plymouth

  • Roseland
  • Saltash
  • St Austell
  • St Cleer
  • St Ervan
  • St Ives
  • Todpool
  • Truro

These are just some examples of the places where the people we help live. Anyone in Cornwall, or anywhere else in the south and West of England can contact us at any time – day or night – to get help for their addiction.

Call us today if you are one of the people that need help, or if you want advice on helping a partner to overcome addiction in your area. Reach us on 0203 955 7700 or use our online consultation service to get started.

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About Author

Nicholas Conn

Nicholas Conn

Nicholas Conn is a leading industry addiction expert who runs the UK’s largest addiction advisory service and is regularly featured in the national press, radio and TV. He is the founder and CEO of a drug and alcohol rehab center called Help4addiction, which was founded in 2015. He has been clean himself since 2009 and has worked in the Addiction and Rehab Industry for over a decade. Nick is dedicated to helping others recover and get treatment for drug and alcohol abuse. In 2013, he released a book ‘The Thin White’ line that is available on Amazon.

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