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It is never easy to overcome an alcohol or drug addiction, but the first step must always be to admit the problem exists, which many affected people are unable to do. Those who abuse alcohol and drugs, particularly prescription drugs, may have a hard time accepting the fact that they have developed an addiction. This is generally because these substances such as alcohol and prescription medication are legal. However, alcohol addiction and prescription drug addiction are growing problems across the UK, including in Suffolk. In this beautiful part of the UK, you might not expect the problem to be that bad, but just as in other counties, these issues do exist, which is why drug and alcohol rehab in Suffolk has become such a vital service.
As well as alcohol and prescription medication problems, Suffolk has many people struggling to cope with their dependence on illegal drugs such as cocaine and heroin. With substance abuse leading to poor health and often premature death, it is necessary that more people find gaining access to alcohol and drug rehab in Suffolk easier and quicker. That is why Recovery.org.uk exists.
It is our mission to provide a link between addiction services in all parts of the country and the individuals that need these services. We work hard to make sure that when those with addiction are ready to reach out for help, they can quickly find what they are looking for in terms of rehab in their area.
If you are reading this article, we can only assume it is because you are directly or indirectly affected by addiction. Maybe you are worried about your own drug or alcohol use, or perhaps you are concerned about a loved one? Whatever the reason, you have come to the right place.
Recovery.org.uk can help by providing you with information about the various treatments available in and around your area and we can put you in touch with a provider that will suit your needs and circumstances.
If drugs and alcohol have become a negative influence in your life, now is a perfect time to make some necessary changes. A life free from drugs or alcohol is one that will offer plenty of opportunities. By cutting out these harmful substances, you can start to reverse the damage that they have been causing to your health, your relationships and your finances. You can start to work towards achieving your dreams – something you may have always thought impossible.
We are here to tell you that recovery is possible for everyone. No matter how severe your addiction is or how much you believe yourself to be beyond help, we can assure you that this is not the case. Call us today, and we can discuss this further.
As with almost every other county in the UK, there are plenty of options when it comes to alcohol and drug rehab in Suffolk. Organisations providing these services include private clinics, local support groups, charities and the NHS.
You will have the option of a private residential clinic or an outpatient programme. We can help you to choose the most appropriate one for you, which will usually be based on what your treatment requirements are as well as other factors such as your family and work commitments, your health and your finances.
In general, we prefer if most patients sign up for a residential programme, and there are many reasons for this. Nevertheless, we understand that this is just not feasible for everyone, which is why we work closely with all treatment providers to ensure that everyone can access the help they need, regardless of circumstances.
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With a residential programme, patients enter a distraction-free environment where they will stay for the duration of their treatment programme. In general, inpatient programmes last for between six and eight weeks. The reason for this length of time is that a shorter programme would not provide the same benefits; anything longer could run the risk of the patient becoming institutionalised and unable to make the transition back home at the end of treatment.
Having said that, some programmes need to be longer than eight weeks if the patient is struggling with more than one addiction or if there is a dual diagnosis (addiction coupled with a mental health condition).
One of the biggest benefits of residential treatment programmes is the fact that the patient can stay in the facility and spend their time concentrating on recovery. They will not have to return home at the end of the day to deal with the triggers and temptations of their daily life.
While every private clinic will vary slightly in terms of their programmes and schedules, most will follow a similar pattern, which will include days spent in treatment with counsellors and therapists. As well as one-to-one sessions with staff, patients may attend group sessions with other recovering addicts where they can support and motivate each other through sharing stories and asking questions.
Depending on the facility, patients will have a private room or will share a room with one or two other patients. Meals are served in the communal dining room, and patients will be expected to eat together. The facility may have a gym or exercise room as well as a swimming pool and games room. Again, this depends on the facility.
As well as traditional therapies, there may be workshops and seminars as well as alternative therapies designed to help the patient recover fully and be in a better position to return to independent sober living. Life skills, relapse prevention and job placement skills are some of the topics covered.
There are various types of rehab centres available in Suffolk, including inpatient alcohol rehab, luxury alcohol rehab, and private drug rehabs.
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While we prefer residential programmes where appropriate, we do explore alternative avenues for those who are unable to commit to inpatient treatment. There are many outpatient programmes available throughout Suffolk, and we work closely with all providers in the area.
Whatever your preference regarding drug and alcohol rehab in Suffolk, give us a call today. We will discuss them in more detail and provide you with a free assessment and referral.
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