If you live in Somerset and are considering drug and alcohol rehab, our team at Help4Addiction can help you find the most appropriate rehab clinic for you.
Drug and alcohol addiction can be extremely damaging, and unfortunately, it can be difficult to overcome without the right support. A quality rehab programme may be just what you need to begin your recovery journey.
If left untreated, your addiction will often become worse and continue to impact your life. Addiction can impact all aspects of your life – whether it be your health, well-being, finances, career, or relationships.
This is why it’s so important to seek treatment. If you live in or around Somerset and are looking for the right rehab plan, or simply wish to learn more about the alcohol and drug rehab process, you’re in the right place.
Alcohol addiction is a form of alcohol use disorder and can include both a physical addiction and psychological addiction to alcohol.
Known colloquially as ‘alcoholism’, alcohol use disorder is characterised by the lack of control over drinking alcohol.
This can include alcohol abuse – drinking more alcohol than recommended. Another sign of alcoholism is experiencing alcohol withdrawal symptoms when you stop drinking alcohol suddenly.
Drinking too much alcohol can have various negative consequences including an increased risk of developing different types of cancer, mental health issues, organ issues (including impacted brain functioning), an increased risk of alcohol-related dementia, and many more.
This is why it’s so important to consider alcohol rehabs – if you’re looking for alcohol rehab in Somerset, we can help. Contact us today to discuss your treatment options.
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Drug dependence/ addiction is a form of substance use disorder that can impact your physical health and your mental health – characterised by the lack of control over taking drugs, and the physical substance dependence.
Drug abuse/ substance abuse is also a form of substance use disorder – and can greatly increase the risk of developing an addiction.
Like alcoholism, drug addiction is a chronic and relapsing disorder – this is because of the changes in the brain associated with reward, stress and self-control. These changes can be reversed with the right treatment – however, not getting help and addressing your addiction can cause these changes to last, which can ultimately be fatal.
This is why it’s so important to seek rehab for your drug addiction, whether it be cocaine rehab options or prescription drug rehab treatment.
It’s important that you understand the signs that you need rehab – this is an integral step toward seeking treatment in Somerset.
If your daily life is impacted by substance abuse, such as increased alcohol or drug consumption that affects responsibilities, relationships, or job performance, it’s time to consider a recovery programme.
Physical health issues like withdrawal symptoms, changes in sleep and appetite, or neglected self-care can be an indication that you should seek professional support.
Additionally, persistent cravings, unsuccessful attempts to quit, and isolating oneself from loved ones are alarming signs. A decline in mental health, intense mood swings, and overwhelming anxiety are also indicators.
Should you find it hard to control substance intake or spend a lot of time obtaining and using drugs, rehab might be the right step. Trusting friends and family who express concern, and recognising these signs, can be the first stride towards recovery and a healthier life in Somerset.
There are several reasons to choose private rehab – firstly, private rehab centres provide personalised attention. With a lower number of patients per staff member, you can receive individualised care that caters to your unique needs and progress.
Additionally, private rehab centres often offer quicker admission. This means you can begin your recovery journey promptly, without enduring long waiting times as you would with the NHS. This timeliness is crucial, especially when you’re eager to begin making positive changes in your life.
Comfort and privacy are also compelling reasons to opt for private rehab. You can expect more comfortable living arrangements and amenities that promote a peaceful environment for your recovery. Your privacy is also a priority, ensuring that your treatment journey remains confidential.
In a private rehab setting, you’re more likely to experience a comprehensive and holistic approach to recovery.
The range of therapies, counselling, and support services provided can be extensive, increasing your chances of achieving lasting positive outcomes.
When considering rehab options in Somerset, these factors make private rehab an appealing choice for a focused and effective recovery journey.
Whether you have a drug or alcohol addiction, it’s important to have an understanding of the rehab process before attending rehab. Typically, rehab begins with detoxification, moves on to therapy, and finishes with secondary treatment.
Regardless of the rehab facility of choice, you will always begin treatment with an effective drug detox, with the aim of breaking the physical dependence on drugs or alcohol.
During the detox stage of the process, you may experience physical withdrawal symptoms as well as psychological withdrawal symptoms.
Depending on your personal circumstances and addiction history, we may recommend a medically assisted detox – this refers to inpatient detoxification with medical professionals. Detox medication may also be administered to ease the withdrawal symptoms.
Addiction therapy is an integral stage of rehab and has numerous benefits. For example, therapy can teach you effective coping techniques that can be used for relapse prevention and in your everyday life. It can also improve your confidence and general well-being and is essential for those with dual diagnosis.
Dual diagnosis is when you have existing mental health issues/ mental health disorders alongside substance use disorders. If you have a dual diagnosis, it’s important that you inform your treatment provider so they can tailor the therapy to meet your needs.
There is a range of therapies used in addiction rehab treatment. For example, family therapy, group therapy, individual therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, dialectical behavioural therapy, or counselling with addiction counsellors. You can also complete counselling at home, from the comfort of your own home.
Luxury and private rehab clinics may also offer holistic therapies, which may include sports therapy, art therapy, and mindfulness.
Secondary treatment is a form of aftercare support – extended outpatient care. It can be daunting leaving rehab and returning to your everyday life, but aftercare can help to streamline this transition. Ultimately, ongoing support can help you to remain sober – it is an integral part of your long-term recovery.
There are different forms of secondary treatment – for example, telephone support or online support, counselling, or even support groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous.
Finding the right rehab can be difficult – there are so many rehab centres, rehab facilities and rehab options to choose from, including:
This is where we can help – we can find the most suitable treatment options in Somerset. We have been helping Somerset residents find the right addiction treatment services around the local community that meet their needs for years.
We’ll listen to your preferences and requirements to find the right treatment plan and Somerset rehab to provide treatment that suits you perfectly.
If you’re looking to access treatment and attend rehab, call us today to get the ball rolling on the admissions process for Somerset rehab. Remember, you’re not alone – we are here for you.
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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