Alcohol and drug rehab in/near Cambridgeshire
Whether you’re dealing with drug or alcohol issues, trying to break an addiction can be really tough. However, there are a number of treatment options available, including drug or alcohol addiction rehab in Cambridgeshire, or nearby. If you’re ready to get help, our admissions advisers are here to listen to you, and provide the guidance you need to secure the most suitable substance addiction treatment in Cambridgeshire.
Having qualified help eases the process of getting treatment, because the people who can help you have connections with a wide range of resources, and can direct you to a number of highly rated drug and alcohol rehab centres in Cambridgeshire, or further afield, depending on your preference. The goal is to help you, or a loved one, access support and improve the chance of success. Aftercare programmes in Cambridgeshire also exist for people who desire ongoing care after a structured detox and rehab treatment has been completed.
Liberty House Services
Liberty House Clinic is a residential detox and rehabilitation centre located 40 miles from Cambridgeshire. Our services include providing a comprehensive rehab programme, including medically monitored detox, one-to-one therapy, holistic therapies, fitness. To ensure our clients are as comfortable as possible, we offer a sober transport service, which can bring you to and from Cambridgeshire and nearby areas. We treat alcohol addiction, drug addiction, cocaine addiction, depression, codependency, and a range of psychological disorders. And, with the secure and comfortable environment, we’ve created, you can relax and focus only on your recovery.
Our treatment is highly personalised, and your treatment will be tailored to meet your needs. Liberty House Clinic is purpose built with top-of-the-range facilities, including one-to-one counselling rooms, group rooms, large gardens, and full catering services. After you complete a full-length treatment, you are entitled to 12 months of free aftercare services, at no extra cost. Our rehabilitation services are equally provided at competitive prices because our clients are at the heart of everything we do.
Pros and Cons of Private Rehab
Pros
- Immediate admission 365 days a year
- Medical detox with 24/7 care & support
- Overcome the root causes of addiction
- Experienced team of doctors & therapists
- Personalised rehabilitation programme
- Look, feel, sleep better & regain confidence
- Learn techniques for relapse prevention
- Fitness and nutrition programme
- 1 year complimentary aftercare support
The cons
• Price can be a barrier which needs to be weighed up versus the long-term cost of drug and alcohol abuse
• Being away from friends and family which at first can be emotionally challenging
How Much Does Rehab Cost in Essex?
Detox and rehab starts from £1,850 to £3,625* per week depending on treatment length and clinic chosen. Prices may vary depending on individual treatment needs and the chosen clinic. Please contact us for a personalised quote. *Terms and conditions apply.
Free/NHS Addiction Treatment Options in Cambridgeshire
Free treatment programmes are often overrun, with fully booked rehab clinics and long waiting lists. Addicts may, therefore, find themselves in the dangerous position of being ready to get help but experiencing a long waiting period before any help is forthcoming. Additionally, treatment is only provided for a limited period of time, no matter your needs. The few weeks of treatment generally provided may not be enough in many cases to achieve a full recovery. Admittedly, there are cases abound where people may have little choice in the matter. If this is where you belong, you can speak to your GP to get the process started for NHS treatment.
Addiction Support Groups in/near Cambridgeshire
Cambridge offers a variety of support groups, all of which are free to attend. We recommend individuals struggling with addictions to attend, because they perfectly complement treatment, but should not be used as a substitute for professional addiction treatment. They provide the opportunity to learn valuable skills in attending meetings. You can also contribute to the experience for others by sharing your knowledge to other peers or newcomers in need of support. Support groups are generally open to all, as long as you’re willing to be stop taking drugs or alcohol.
NA meetings in/near Cambridgeshire
In Narcotics Anonymous, members share a common problem – addiction to drugs and other mind-altering substances – and come together solve these issues. Meetings in self-help groups like NA can occur in a wide range of forms, but the basic format is small groups gathering in community meeting rooms. Membership is free, and only a desire to quit abusing drugs is required. Several of these meetings take place in locations in and near Cambridgeshire throughout the week.
Find a meeting close by:
Saint Columbus Hall
Downing Place
Cambridge, England CB2 3EL
Friday 7:30pm
Free Church URC
Market Hill
Saint Ives, England PE27 5AL
Thursday 7:30pm
Newmarket Community Church
Studland Park Avenue
Newmarket, England CB8 7AU
Thursday 7:00 pm
Huntingdon Community Church Centre
83A High Street
Huntingdon, England PE29 3DP
Tuesday 7:30pm
AA meetings in/near Cambridgeshire
Alcohol addiction recovery is a lifelong journey, and long-term support from support groups such as AA can go a long way in helping that journey. Professional addiction treatment counsellors recommend that if you’re suffering, or recovering, from alcoholism, taking part in AA can provide a deep sense of belonging, because you can meet people in similar situations and connect with them. If you’ve completed rehab, consider finding and attending AA meetings located in Cambridgeshire, or close to your local area.
Find a meeting close by:
Cambridge Living Sober
Parish Hall, 1st Floor, behind Catholic Church
Monday Time: 19.30
CB2 1JR
St Ives Daily Reflection
St Ives Free Church, Market Hill
Thursday 13.00
PE27 5AL
Royston
Royston Methodist Church, Queens Road
Wednesday 19.30 – duration 1hr
SG8 7AU
Ely Discussion
Princess of Wales Hospital, off Lynn Rd.
Wednesday 20.00 – duration 1hr
CB6 1DN
Addiction Counselling in/near Cambridgeshire
There are several treatment options available to address drug and alcohol addiction, and other compulsive behaviours. There are inpatient treatment programmes where you can go to stay for the duration of our treatment, usually for a few weeks or months, away from drugs and other addictive substances. 12-step programmes also exist free of charge if you wish to become a member, and these are available in most communities in Cambridgeshire. However, not everyone dealing with addiction problems have the financial resources or time to enter inpatient treatment. As a result, many addicts choose to remain at home to work or carry out home responsibilities while attending counselling in and near Cambridgeshire, to address their addiction problems.
Local Government Addiction Resources in Cambridgeshire
- SUN Network Independent Service User Group: The SUN Network wants to enable people to have a good experience of their local Drug and Alcohol Services in Cambridgeshire.
- Inclusion: Inclusion is a united and integrated recovery service offering drugs and alcohol services across UK, including Cambridgeshire.
How Can I Get To and From Cambridgeshire?
By Train
There is a fast and frequent rail service from London Liverpool Street and London King’s Cross to Cambridgeshire. Look out for Citi 1, Citi 3 or Citi 7 bus services from Cambridge railway station into the city centre.
By Road
Cambridge is a short trip along the M11 motorway when you’re coming from the South and from London. The A1 and M1 link to the A14 into the city for clients entering from the North, while from the east and west, the A14 takes you to Cambridge.
If you prefer to hire a car, Direct Car and Van Rental are located on Elizabeth Way, and they can make visiting Cambridgeshire and surrounding areas more convenient.
Find rehab treatment across Cambridgeshire
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