Private Drug and Alcohol Rehab Serving Liverpool and Merseyside

Castle Craig is a leading residential drug and alcohol rehab located in the Scottish Borders serving people from across the UK, including Liverpool. We provide treatment for substance misuse, accessible through private funding, private health insurance, and Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust referrals. At Castle Craig, we frequently admit private patients from Liverpool into […]

Private Drug and Alcohol Rehab Serving Sheffield

Castle Craig is a leading residential drug and alcohol rehab located in the Scottish Borders serving people from across the UK, including Sheffield. We provide treatment for substance misuse, accessible through private funding, private health insurance, and Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust referrals. Castle Craig offers residential treatment for drug and alcohol addiction, located […]

Private Drug and Alcohol Rehab Serving Durham and North East England

Castle Craig is a leading residential drug and alcohol rehab located in the Scottish Borders serving people from across the UK, including Durham. We provide treatment for substance addiction, accessible through private funding, private health insurance, and County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust referrals. At Castle Craig, we provide private, residential treatment for drug […]

Guide to Cryptocurrency Addiction

Cryptocurrency addiction is the compulsive trading in cryptocurrencies and related activities with resulting negative consequences on a person’s life. Cryptocurrency addiction is a behavioural addiction, similar to gambling addiction, and disrupts or damages personal, family relationships & recreational pursuits

Programme Model

Making the decision to undergo residential addiction treatment at Castle Craig is the beginning of a life-long journey from admission and detox, to relapse prevention and discharge

Sedative Hypnotic Addiction

Sedatives, also known as sedative hypnotics or tranquilizers, work by producing effects such as reduced anxiety or sleepiness. Physical dependence and eventually addiction to sedatives can occur when these medications are taken for long periods of time, or in higher quantities than prescribed