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Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centres In Fulham

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Withdrawing from drugs and alcohol is a physical process, helping to eliminate their influences. It’s also a psychological process, to detach from their emotional effects.

Both physical and psychological withdrawal are the starting points of rehabilitation. They help to remove the stimuli, treat the cause, and work through the effects of addiction.

In order to progress through rehabilitation, additional treatments, therapies, and planning tools will need to be completed and made use of, to change the future narrative.

Withdrawal, rehabilitation, relapse prevention planning and aftercare can all be experienced through a bespoke treatment programme. Available via a private drug and alcohol rehab in Fulham, at Rehab Clinics Group, we can help you start, progress through, and complete your recovery journey.

Reach out to begin the elimination process, of drugs, alcohol, and their heavily addictive traits, from your life.

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Withdrawing from drugs and alcohol

Withdrawal is heavily associated with detoxification. Rightly so, as drugs and alcohol must be removed from the body in order to get clean. Yet it’s also linked to rehabilitation, as psychological withdrawal must be aimed for, to detach from the emotional history of addiction. 

To withdraw from drugs and alcohol means to eliminate their influences and to cope without their input moving forward. To recover from an addiction, physical and psychological withdrawal must be fulfilled, to reduce relapse risks and to strengthen sobriety.

Both can be focused on through private rehab, following safe, proven, and effective treatment services. As withdrawal symptoms are expected, detoxification and rehabilitation are best completed through private and one-to-one programmes, offering comfort and full focus.

Withdrawing will mean that you can get clean and cope without consumption. Yet it will also mean that you can lead a life without the input of drugs and alcohol.

 

How to find suitable addiction treatment?

To withdraw from and treat an addiction, suitable bouts of support and therapy will be required. It’s important to find a service which can accommodate your needs and that can treat your addiction type and symptoms.

By searching for a CQC registered drug and alcohol rehab in Fulham, you’ll have a greater chance at finding and starting a bespoke programme. Private rehab is flexible and fully considerate of personal circumstances.

Through a private rehab clinic, specialist advice, support and observations will be made throughout the withdrawal process. Additional services will also be available to help strengthen recovery and plan for ongoing sobriety. All services can be experienced through either outpatient or inpatient rehab.

Whether you pick to visit or check into a drug and alcohol rehab in Fulham, at Rehab Clinics Group, we can help you find a suitable clinic. Through an admission, arrangements can be made for you, to soon begin the withdrawal phase.

 

Detoxification and rehabilitation

Detoxing helps to eliminate drugs and alcohol from the body to control urges and cravings. It also assists with improving wellbeing and stabilising the body, post-addiction. Physical withdrawal can be aimed for through detoxification, by placing the body into a sober state. Possible to complete comfortably with medical assistance, detoxing usually kickstarts the treatment process.

Rehabilitation is the next phase, which focuses on psychological withdrawal. Withdrawing from the reward of consumption, the emotional support that drugs and alcohol potentially offer, and the coping strategy of abuse are all important.

Through a range of treatments and therapies, withdrawal and detachment can be fulfilled, helping to improve mental health. The likes of cognitive behavioural therapy, group therapy and dialectical behavioural therapy offer a platform to withdraw.

Both phases can suppress the effects of addiction, whilst also considering the cause. Yet to treat an addiction with longevity in mind, further tools are recommended through private rehab. Via a drug and alcohol rehab in Fulham, you’ll have access to holistic therapies, social sessions, lifestyle management and mental health treatments. Additional services help to normalise sobriety, ingrained healthy habits, and provide further recovery opportunities, post-withdrawal.

Withdrawing is important yet learning to remain sober is even more significant. A bespoke, all-round programme, via private rehab will provide the tools to focus on the long-term.

 

Long-term planning and recovery

Whilst getting clean is the aim, it can be difficult to sustain it without long-term planning. Relapse prevention planning is a part of the recovery process, helping to understand, plan for and prevent high-risk situations.

Although withdrawal can reset the body and brain, to cope without drugs and alcohol, triggers and personal problems can remain. Working through both with a strong plan of action, coping strategies and ongoing support will be encouraged.

Aftercare services are also in place to help you through long-term recovery, by motivating healthy intentions and relationships. Aftercare can be completed for 12 months, via a drug and alcohol rehab in Fulham, through outpatient sessions.

Detoxing and rehabilitating are important, to withdraw from drugs and alcohol. Yet to avoid their future influences, a full recovery programme must be completed. Reach out at Rehab Clinics Group to arrange your programme, available to start through private rehab.

  • Is long term recovery achievable?

    It is possible to recover for the long-term. By completing a rehab programme, aftercare services, 12-step programmes and lifestyle changes, sobriety is achievable. As addiction cannot be cured, you’ll need to remain focused and mindful of your recovery journey. There are resources and services to help with relapse prevention and leading a clean life. By completing each necessary step, and by committing to the long-term process of recovery, your likelihood of sobriety will increase.

  • What kinds of treatments are available for drug addiction?

    The cause and effect of drug abuse will need to be treated. As the cause of addiction can be anything from stress to an environment, and as the effects are also dissimilar, treatments must be personally recommended. The most effective addiction treatments, for drug abuse, include detoxification, cognitive behavioural therapy, group therapy, and holistic therapies. Yet depending on personal circumstances, recommendations can differ. Treatment must also focus on long-term recovery and how to remain sober. Relapse prevention, lifestyle management and aftercare are also invaluable to the process.

  • What happens when I leave rehab?

    Once you return home to Fulham, you’ll begin a 12-step programme, available through aftercare. Carrying over the next 12 months, you’ll have access to support and ongoing treatment, whilst working through some recovery steps and milestones. Over the next year, you’ll slowly readjust to everyday life, without the influence of drugs and alcohol. A mindful approach will be encouraged, to help you remain on track, throughout your programme.