Premier Addiction Treatment Centre in the UK
Most People Coming Into Treatment Don’t Know What Is Wrong With Them
We want to educate our patients and inform them that they are suffering from a disease, not a moral disorder.
The lecture programme helps patients to gain awareness of the behaviour and attitude patterns resulting from addiction and provides relief and direction throughout the treatment process.
What is a Psychoeducational Lecture?
A psychoeducational lecture in rehab is a type of educational session that provides information to the patient about their mental health issues and addiction. This type of lecture may cover topics such as the physical and psychological aspects of addiction, triggers, relapse prevention, and other topics related to mental health and addiction. Psychoeducational lectures can also help clients to develop better problem-solving and coping strategies.
What is an Psychoeducational Workshop?
A psychoeducational workshop in rehab is a type of group therapy session designed to help individuals in addiction recovery learn more about the psychological aspects of their addiction and how to manage their mental health. These workshops can cover topics such as life skills, mindfulness, communication skills, and relapse prevention. Sessions are typically led by a mental health professional and involve an interactive format that gives participants an opportunity to learn from each other in a supportive environment.
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Our Rehab Lecture Programme
Patients receive approximately 10 lectures a week delivered by a member of the clinical team, or as a carefully chosen educational DVD. The daily lectures by the clinical team cover a broad range of topics including:
- The disease of addiction
- The medical complications of addiction
- Cross-addiction
- The Twelve Steps
- Relapse prevention
- Personal responsibility
Our doctors and nurses educate patients on the risks posed by blood-borne viruses and information is provided on nutrition and general health.
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How Can Castle Craig Help?
How Do I Pay For Rehab?
One concern we sometimes hear from people is how they will fund their rehab treatment. The cost of rehab varies depending on what kind of accommodation you choose. You can pay for treatment at Castle Craig privately, or through medical insurance, and some people receive funding through the NHS.
How Long Is the Rehab Programme?
Residential rehab treatment starts at four weeks and can go up to 12+ weeks. Research shows us that the longer you stay in rehab and are part of the residential therapy programme, the longer the likelihood of continued abstinence and stable recovery.
Who Will I Speak to When I Call?
When you call you will reach our Help Centre team who will give you all the information you need to help you decide whether to choose treatment at Castle Craig. Once you have decided that you would like to have a free screening assessment you will be put in touch with our admissions case managers who will guide you through the admissions process.
What Happens at the End of My Treatment?
Castle Craig thoroughly prepares patients before departure by creating a personalised continuing care plan which is formulated following discussions with the medical and therapeutic team. We offer an online continuing care programme which runs for 24 weeks after leaving treatment, in order to ensure a smooth transition back into your everyday life. Patients leaving treatment automatically join our Recovery Club where they can stay connected via our annual reunion, events, online workshops and recovery newsletters.