Looking for drug and alcohol rehab, Essex? We at Asana Lodge are here to help you regain your sobriety.
Get in touch with us to find out how we can help you recover in luxury.
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Looking for drug and alcohol rehab Essex? We at Asana Lodge are here to help you regain your sobriety.
Get in touch with us to find out how we can help you recover in luxury and gain your independence back. Here, we will let you in on what you can expect from rehab, from treatment options to a typical day-in-the-life.
First, you will be admitted to our Essex rehab, so let’s take a look at what this looks like.
Prior to arriving at our facility from Essex, you will have an informal call with us here at Asana to go through a pre-admission assessment over the phone.
The pre-admission assessment is essentially a discussion in which we will learn more about your addiction type, the kind of treatment that you require and how advanced your addiction is.
This is the initial step whether you have been referred or you are self admitting. The assessment is conducted by an experienced counsellor to help determine the best private treatment programme for you and all of the information you provide is handled in the strictest of confidence.
Once our teams of addiction specialists have enough information to put together a recovery plan for you, you’re then provided with an admission date and time.
From then onwards, all you need to do is make your way to our facility in order to commence your residential treatment plan. We try to make the process as simple as possible from start to finish to ensure that you don’t have to worry about any admin or small details; instead, you can focus only on your recovery.
While we can’t speak for every Essex rehab, there is a general structure among CQC regulated rehabs. Your day’s in rehab are typically structured, all tailored to your addiction and the level of structure, care and medication required.
That being said, this is a skeleton of something to expect in terms of structure.
Morning Routine
Residents typically wake up early in the morning and follow a structured routine, however remember you’re in a rehab that is homely. You won’t be waking up in a clinical setting, it is a much more pleasant awakening.
Once you’re up, a nutritious breakfast is provided by onsite chefs to ensure you’re getting the food and energy you need to recover. If you require medication, you’ll receive the prescribed doses under medical supervision.
Afternoon
Group therapy sessions are an integral part of addiction clinics, Essex based or not. That’s why afternoons are occupied by various forms of therapy, such as cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT), individual counselling, and support groups. These sessions aim to address the underlying issues contributing to substance addiction, develop coping mechanisms, and provide emotional support.
During the afternoon, you will be served your lunch, then you’ll typically be focusing on the treatment plan. Whatever kind of therapy that might be, the point is, this time of day you’ll be actively working on your recovery.
That being said, a balanced rehab program includes recreational activities to promote physical well-being and provides healthy outlets for residents. Later in the afternoon in between working therapy, you may take part in activities like sports, art therapy, yoga, or outdoor excursions. These activities serve as opportunities for residents to relax, socialise, and discover new interests and hobbies that can serve as satisfaction rather than substances.
Evening
After you have been served your You’ll also be served your dinner from an onsite chef, evenings are often dedicated to leisure activities. Residents may participate in structured activities like movie nights or group games. It is a good idea to socialise and get comfortable in your environment.
Once the day draws to a close, you will head off to bed, ensuring you get adequate rest for the next day. You may want to utilise relaxation techniques, and winding down activities such as reading or journaling.
Once you’re at our drug and alcohol rehab in Essex, our team of medical doctors and mental health professionals perform a physical and psychological assessment upon your arrival.
Soon after, you’re shown around the facility and to your private ensuite room. This second assessment is vital, as you will likely be presenting with some symptoms of alcohol withdrawal and/or substance abuse withdrawal.
This is why the first step is drug or alcohol addiction treatment at our detox clinic, so you can physically withdraw from any substances prior to rehab treatment.
While undergoing treatment, you’ll be prescribed medication to manage any symptoms you may be experiencing. The specific type of medication however is subjective patient to patient since there are various addictions being treated at our rehab clinic.
Nonetheless, so there are no huge surprises, here is an insight to some common detox medications that are often distributed to those suffering from withdrawal and physical dependence on substances.
These may include, but are not limited to:
Drug addiction Treatment:
Alcohol Addiction Treatment:
An effective treatment process can combine both behavioural therapy alongside the prescription of medications. Remember, medication is to make the process of withdrawal manageable. It isn’t to say it will totally disappear, yet you have this medicinal assistance alongside professional assistance, which is a combination exclusive to residential rehab.
There are a huge array of benefits that come along with visiting residential rehab, but while we have top of the range treatments, we also have a facility that makes the process of staying within a rehab much more tranquil and manageable.
We’re able to offer this due to fact that we are a private rehab facility, meaning you can take advantage of things like:
At our centre, you will be treated by our qualified drug addiction specialists (you can find out exactly who below!), GP’s, Psychiatrists and Mental Health workers.
Every care will be taken in ensuring your stay at our rehab centre is a comfortable and rewarding experience.
Here at Asana Lodge’s drug and alcohol treatment centre, we prioritise an approach to care that is specialised to the individual requirements of each client to help them get the most out of drug or alcohol rehab.
Our staff at Asana Lodge are highly qualified and able to provide nothing but the best quality care, from mental health specialists to experienced Doctors and Nurses. Find out a little more about who cares for you or your loved one below:
Jay Adshead
Jay is a psychodynamic therapist for over a decade, while being in the field of substance misuse for over 20 years. Specialising in alcohol misuse, stimulant use, opiate use, cannabis addiction treatment Jay has great compassion and understanding to guide you on you way to recovery.
Dr. Olalekan Otulana
Dr.Otulana is a highly experienced addiction specialist physician. He has been a practising doctor since 2000 and over time has an impressive list of qualifications, experience and expertise all relating to substance misuse issues. Dr.Olalekan can help you along your rehab programme and ensure your stay is comfortable and purposeful.
Dr. Mosun Fapohunda
Dr. Fapohunda has been a practising doctor since 2000 and boasts over a decade of experience at a consulting level. Her specialities lie within assessment and management of patients with drug or alcohol addiction – while managing mental health complications as a result of drug and alcohol addiction, meaning she is able to treat dual diagnosis treatment too.
This is just a small snippet of the amazing staff making inpatient rehabs like Asana Lodge a place to look inwards, relax and work on becoming a better and healthier you.
When you undergo a course of treatment at Asana Lodge, we involve the latest addiction technology in your recovery in order to offer the highest standard of care.
Every form of treatment or therapy that we employ has been decided upon due to its beneficial effects during rehab treatment.
While each individual’s recovery programme is personally tailored to them, every programme includes the full detoxification treatment (where necessary), with extra attention and care taken for withdrawal symptom management.
Using an array of therapies means that we’re able to create a plan that treats every aspect of your health and well-being, whether it be treating alcohol and drug addictions, or behavioural addictions.
You can expect to receive a wide range of treatment options at Asana Lodge; depending on your addiction and the severity of it, these can include:
Our team that administers these treatments have many years of experience in treating drug and alcohol addiction, you can rest assured that our Essex rehab staff will do all they can to help you recover successfully with a combination of these treatments.
In order to bolster your relapse prevention plan, we encourage you to participate in a series of holistic therapies during your time at our Essex rehabilitation centre.
These treatments will help you to find your hobbies and things that will keep you occupied in place of substances.
During residential rehab, these areas of therapy will be fun activities, meaning the triggers of boredom, being in the company of drugs or other alike are put at bay.
Some of the more holistic therapies include the likes of:
These are a distraction from withdrawal symptoms and can help to manage cravings through the mind, alongside medication.
Working in these kinds of activities alongside support groups and general behavioural therapy is highly beneficial for your future of sobriety.
Visiting a rehab facility increases your chances of making a long term recovery from drug and alcohol addiction not only due to the treatment provided during the rehab process, but thanks to the aftercare that is provided once you’re discharged.
Relapse prevention is something you will learn during your time in treatment, however aftercare ensures that you put it into practice and stay on track.
Whether you’re looking for either prescription drug, alcohol rehab, cannabis treatment or any other drug addiction, self-referral or a family member’s referral are the two most common routes.
At Asana Lodge, you’re able to refer yourself, or be referred by a peer, family member, or employee. This is a huge first step that can change the course of life for either you as somebody suffering from addiction or your loved one.
After a self referral and onboarding, you’ll undergo the aforementioned medical assessment to find out more about your addiction and how it is best treated.
It is after this you will go forward with a medical detox (where necessary) and depending on your circumstances, get immediate admission so there is no time wasted in getting started on the road to recovery.
Before you are admitted to alcohol or drug rehab in Essex, you’re probably wondering how long you will be staying there. The amount of time spent in rehab is very subjective to the severity of the addiction and while this can be hard to judge on your own, our admissions team can help you determine how long is recommended.
Nonetheless, the most common duration of rehab is a 28-day stay, this is due to the fact that you will have the ability to complete a comprehensive rehab programme within this time frame. If however the addiction is not so severe that it would require a 28-day stay, some more common options include:
The goal is to create a bespoke plan for you and your addiction, so speaking to us here at Asana Lodge is going to prove to be the most effective option when it comes to determining the best duration of stay within drug and alcohol rehab.
Rehab costs can vary, depending on what you want from the experience.
Length of stay, equates to a higher price bracket. Here are the price brackets for the length of stays at Asana Lodge.
Here are the options for the length of stay, in accordance with the cost of each duration at Asana Lodge. Do note: These prices are subject to change, so it is always useful to speak to us over the phone so we can confirm any price fluctuations and find the right price for you.
| Duration | Price |
|---|---|
| 7 nights | £5,475 |
| 10 nights | £7,250 |
| 14 nights | £9,875 |
| 21 nights | £13,975 |
| 28 nights | £17,750 |
Do bear in mind that these prices are subject to change and can change at any time, this is correct as of July 2023 so do check with us incase of any changes.
Asana Lodge is a true investment into your health and recovery, however if these price marks fall outside of your budget, please get in touch as we partner with a number of rehabs in Essex and all of the UK and can help you to find a rehab with a budget that suits you.
With that in mind, what are the methods of payment for our Asana Lodge drug and alcohol rehab (Essex)?
One of the most popular ways to pay is through self-funded finances. This is typically a deposit to secure your place, then, you will pay the remaining balance once you arrive at the facility.
If you have private medical insurance, you could be covered for funding to pay the private rehab. Check with your provider to see what kind of coverage you have and if you can address your addiction through them.
If you’re unable to afford treatment and no payment plan suits your needs, there are other options so always still seek help.
You can utilise the NHS drug and alcohol addiction services, however these are extremely limited.
In some circumstances, you may be able to request the NHS pays or subsidises the cost of a private facility but this can be difficult unless you pick a rehab that has an NHS partner programme.
That being said you can still get out-patient help, you won’t be left alone and you will still receive help, just through different means.
For instance, you could address mental health issues through your GP, as this might be a catalyst for drug abuse.
Similarly, you can take advantage of NA meetings (Narcotics Anonymous) or AA meetings in Essex (Alcohol Anonymous) support groups in your area.
It isn’t easy, but it is certainly possible to do it on your own. The bottom line is that you shouldn’t allow finances to stunt your will to get help, it is always possible. Simply contact your GP to take the first step in the right direction.
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You’re already on the right path by taking the time to read about drug and alcohol rehab. If you want more information on how you can get started with residential treatment and get on the road to rehab, get in touch today by calling us on 01908 489 421 or filling out one of our contact forms.
Rehab refers to treating addiction, behavioral or mental health issues through therapy and other methods. It can involve individual and group therapy, medical treatment, holistic therapies, and support from peers in recovery.
No, it's not necessary to attend a rehab center to recover from addiction. However, for many people struggling with addiction, a structured, supportive environment can provide the best chance for success. Rehab can provide access to comprehensive care, a network of support, and resources for ongoing recovery.
The length of stay in our rehab centre can vary depending on the individual's needs and progress. On average, a stay can range from 28 days to several months.
Yes, some private insurance plans may cover the cost of rehab. It's best to check with your insurance provider to see what type of coverage is available and what conditions apply.
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