Alcohol & Drug Rehab In Nottinghamshire

Pros And Cons Of Private Rehab

Pros

• Be in a safe and nurturing environment
• Medical detox with 24/7 care & support
• Overcome the root causes of addiction
• guaranteed privacy and confidentiality
• Experienced team of doctors & therapists
• Personalised rehabilitation programme
• Look, feel, sleep better & regain confidence
• Learn techniques for relapse prevention
• 1 year complimentary aftercare support

Cons

Private rehab treatment programmes are more expensive than public alternatives

The Pros and Cons of NHS Treatment

PROs

• You’ll go through treatment without spending a penny
• You can access support from home and get emotional help from your family
• NHS programmes provide strict confidentiality as required by law

CONs

• The treatment process can seem lengthy and unending
• Most NHS services are outpatient-based, which may be inadequate when it comes to treating severe addictions
• You may have to receive treatment in multiple facilities
• Getting an appointment with a therapist may be difficult
• You may not be referred to an inpatient centre
• 24/7 care isn’t available

Addiction Support Groups

If you have gone through rehab in an inpatient or outpatient rehab centre, and want to maintain your sobriety in the long run, you can do this by affiliating yourself with an addiction support group. There are meetings held in different venues across Nottinghamshire on a weekly basis.

What Is NA?

NA is a support group for recovering drug addicts. It is based on the 12-step programme and involves addicts meeting on a weekly basis. Membership to this group and meetings come at no fee.

What Is AA?

AA is also an addiction support group that is based on 12-step therapy but is dedicated to alcoholics who are in recovery. There are meeting venues in the county as well, and they are free to attend.

How Can I Get To Nottinghamshire?

Nottinghamshire is one of the UK’s best-situated counties, as such, reaching its towns (Mansfield, Newark, Woksop) is easy, regardless of where in the UK you’re travelling from. The city of Nottingham is services by a number of railways (CrossCountry, East Midlands Trains, and northern), as well as coaches (National Express).

By Road

The A52 (Known as the Brian Cough way) and the A46 are major roads that link to Nottinghamshire. Newark can be connected to from the south-west via the A46, from the east via the A17, and from and via the A1 trunk road running from London to Edinburgh. You can get into Nottingham through the M1 when you exit the motorway at junction 25 or 24 coming from the south of the city, or at junction 26 or 25 from the north.

The M1 is also passing through the county, helping you reach places such as Nottingham, Hucknall, and Kimberley. For the county city, you can just take the A610 from the M1 and you’ll be there in no time.

By Train

There are direct local services from Leeds, Chesterfield, Sheffield, and Barnsley to Nottingham, provided by Northern Rail. East Midlands Trains, East Coast Trains, and Cross Country Trains also provide services to Nottinghamshire destinations such as Worksop, Newark, as well as Creswell Stags, and Newstead Abbey. Nottingham also has regular services to Derby, Birmingham, Crewe, Leicester, Leeds, Sheffield, as well as London St Pancras.

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