Castle Craig is a leading residential drug and alcohol rehab located in the Scottish Borders serving people from across the UK, including Middlesbrough. We provide treatment for substance addiction, accessible through private funding, private health insurance, and South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust referrals. Castle Craig is a specialist addiction rehab, around 3 hours drive […]
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Private Drug and Alcohol Rehab Serving Leeds and West Yorkshire
Castle Craig is a leading residential drug and alcohol rehab located in the Scottish Borders serving people from across the UK, including Leeds. We provide treatment for substance addiction, accessible through private funding, private health insurance, and Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust referrals. This page introduces the services that Castle Craig offers to the people […]
Inpatient Cannabis Addiction Rehab Treatment
Castle Craig provides cannabis rehab treatment, offering a unique retreat for those seeking help with their drug addiction. In the Scottish Borders, you can engage with a structured care plan that consists of medical care, detoxification, evidence-based therapies and activities that provide a comprehensive, holistic approach to cannabis addiction treatment in the UK. Attending a […]
Medically Managed Inpatient Alcohol Detox Centre in Scotland, UK
At Castle Craig, we specialise in providing medically managed alcohol detox in a supportive and private residential setting. We use evidence-based treatment to focus on your recovery, combining professional care with a person-centred approach designed to meet your needs. Set in the beautiful Scottish Borders, our hospital-grade detox centre and alcohol addiction treatment facility offers […]
Methamphetamine & Crystal Meth Addiction
Read about methamphetamine (crystal meth) effects, signs, health risks & withdrawal symptoms, as well as meth detox & treatment at Castle Craig rehab clinic.
Xylazine: Effects, Misuse and Treatment
Xylazine, a non-opioid sedative for animals, is increasingly misused and is often combined with illicit opioids such as fentanyl. Also known as tranq, xylazine exerts sedative, muscle relaxing and pain-relieving effects. Although approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for use in animals, it has no approved human use. As a central […]
Oxycodone Addiction
Oxycodone – also referred to as OxyCotin or Percocet – is an opioid painkiller drug. It is a narcotic analgesic and is prescribed to relieve moderate to severe pain
Medication-Assisted Treatment vs Abstinence-Based TreatmentÂ
When you are living with addiction, it is not always easy to know what type of treatment is best for you. At Castle Craig, we can help you make a decision that can guide you towards a life of sobriety, where recovery from addiction is not just a hope, but a reality. Treatment comes in […]
Is Co-codamol Addictive? Everything You Need to Know
You’ve probably heard about Co-codamol, perhaps from a doctor or a friend who’s used it for pain relief. But like many prescription medications, there’s more to this drug than meets the eye. This article aims to give you an in-depth understanding of Co-codamol, its potential for codeine addiction, and what to do if you or […]
Mixing Xanax With Alcohol: What Are the Dangers?
You might think taking your prescribed dose of Xanax and enjoying a few glasses of wine is perfectly safe. After all, both substances are legal. Yet Xanax, which is prescribed for anxiety and muscle spasms, is a sedative and so is alcohol. This means if you combine the two you multiply their effects to such […]
Is Mixing Tramadol With Alcohol Safe? Tramadol Addiction Rehab
If you are taking a prescription Tramadol, you might think enjoying a few drinks at the end of a busy week is fine. After all, both substances are perfectly legal. However, the combination of even small amounts of Tramadol and alcohol can have a devastating effect on the body and mind and raise your risk […]
Does rehab work for everyone?
Exploring Reasons for Relapse Rehab is not a guarantee of lasting sobriety. Research shows that between 40% and 60% of people who complete residential treatment will experience a return to substance use within the first year. So the answer to the question, ‘does rehab work?’ is that it does for many, but not for everyone. […]