Drug and Alcohol Rehab Cheltenham

Drug and alcohol addictions impair the lives of millions of people every single day.  Although stigmas often dictate that those struggling with addictions will look and act a certain way, many struggling with addictions are classed as high functioning addicts.

High functioning addicts can continue to complete their usual daily tasks such as going to work and carrying out responsibilities.  Although they experience psychological symptoms, high functioning addicts are often able to hide the physical signs they experience.

Sadly, when an individual is classed as a high functioning addict, they are less likely to secure treatment for their addiction.

This is because their loved ones, employers and even colleagues sadly miss the signs that an addiction is impairing their life.

If you have reason to believe that a loved one, employee or even colleague is struggling with an addiction, referring them to a drug and alcohol rehab in Cheltenham is advised.  You could also refer your loved one, employee or colleague to our residential rehab located in Towcester.

Before confronting the individual you believe may be struggling with an addiction, you must understand the types of rehab that can support them.

It is also beneficial to understand how attending a residential rehab will help them and what happens when they attend rehab.

Understanding this will enable you to have a proactive conversation with your loved one, employee or colleague.  In turn, this could ultimately help them secure treatment for an addiction.

 

What Types Of Drug and Alcohol Rehabs Are There In Cheltenham?

Drug and alcohol rehabs in Cheltenham include NHS rehabs, private rehabs and residential rehabs.

NHS rehabs continue to be the go-to for many individuals struggling with an addiction.  However, due to the demand the NHS currently face, treatment options are somewhat limited.

Understanding that treatment is crucial, when an individual is unable to secure treatment via the NHS, many attempt to seek treatment via a private rehab. Although private rehabs offer outpatient treatment, inpatient treatment is advised.

Private rehabs are considered much more advantageous than NHS rehabs.  This is because industry-leading treatment options are available.

Residential rehabs, or inpatient rehabs as they are otherwise known, also provide a safe space for those struggling with addictions to overcome their drug or alcohol dependency away from their home, loved ones and day-to-day life.

 

How Will Attending A Residential Drug and Alcohol Rehab Benefit My Loved One Or Employee?

As your loved one or employee attends a residential rehab, such as our own, they will be required to temporarily move into our facility.  Although you may have reservations when it comes to referring your loved one or employee to a residential rehab, doing so is in their best interest.

As noted above, attending a residential rehab enables those struggling with addictions to overcome their dependency away from their home and day-to-day life.

Should your loved one or employee attend a residential drug and alcohol rehab, they will be offered around the clock care and support.

While you may believe that you can offer this to your loved one or employee, it is important to understand that professional treatment is required as addictions are psychological disorders.

Attending a residential drug and alcohol rehab will also greatly benefit your loved one or employee as they will have the opportunity to take advantage of a number of industry-leading treatments.

These treatments will help them uncover the factors that have caused their addiction to arise.  In doing so, they will be able to develop coping strategies that will help them secure a long-term recovery and mitigate their risk of relapsing in the near or far future.

 

What Happens When My Loved One Or Employee Attends A Residential Drug and Alcohol Rehab?

When your loved one or employee attends a residential drug and alcohol rehab, they will progress through a personalised treatment programme.

Although the treatment incorporated will depend on the severity of their addiction and the substance they have become addicted to, rehabilitation programmes usually consist of a medically induced detoxification, one-to-one therapy, group therapy and aftercare support.

Medically induced detoxifications encourage the body and brain to begin to heal from addictions.  During this stage of treatment, withdrawal symptoms are often encountered.

While withdrawal symptoms can be uncomfortable, your loved one or employee will have the support they need at all times.

Following detoxification, therapy will be encountered.  Therapy is usually administered on a one-to-one and group basis.  Regardless of the therapy offered, working with a recovery specialist and psychotherapist will enable your loved one or employee to understand why they have become addicted to substances and the factors that have contributed to their addiction.

As noted above, in doing so, they will be able to consider how they can cope in the future and mitigate their risk of relapse.

Throughout their time in rehab, your loved one or employee will also have the opportunity to rest, relax, recuperate and reflect on the weeks, months or even years lost due to addiction.

 

Why Choose Asana Lodge?

As you search for a facility that can assist your loved one or employee in overcoming their addiction, we understand that you may wish to locate a drug and alcohol rehab in Cheltenham.

However, in many instances, those battling addictions benefit from attending a drug and alcohol rehab away from their hometown.

With this in mind, we would encourage you to consider referring your loved one or employee to our residential rehab instead.

From offering industry-leading personalised treatment programmes to providing a comfortable, tranquil and secluded space for them to recover in, our rehab has helped thousands of individuals overcome their addiction.

 

Refer Your Loved One Or Employee For Treatment Today

At Asana Lodge, we welcome you to call us today on 01908 489 421 to refer your loved one or employee for treatment at our residential rehab.

As you do so, we can provide you with the support and guidance you need.  We can also provide you with a wealth of information that you can take advantage of to ensure that your loved one or employee is able to secure the treatment they need.