About Carlisle, Cumbria Alcohol and Drug Rehab Treatment
For many people battling an addiction, they begin to lose hope for their life and well-being. This discouragement only enables the continuation of an addiction and keeps the cycle going. Sadly, if addiction is not treated correctly, it can result in a loss of life.
In Carlisle, Cumbria addiction is taking its toll of adolescents and adults from all backgrounds. Even though drug and alcohol rehab treatment in Carlisle, Cumbria is available, space is limited making it difficult for all those who want help to get it in a timely manner. If you are looking for a Carlisle, Cumbria rehab to help you to recover from an addiction, you are not limited to getting treatment in the local area.
Siam Rehab is a leading drug and alcohol rehab and one of the most popular choices of treatment for UK residents. Located in Thailand, our private rehab facility can be accessed, via flight, in less than one day. The cost of our all-inclusive, individualised programme, coupled with the flights, is still less than the average cost of a rehab in Carlisle, Cumbria or nearby.
When you come to Siam Rehab, you will be warmly greeted by one of our team members. A comprehensive assessment and medically supervised detoxification will ensue followed by treatment that integrates evidence based and complementary therapies. Aftercare and prevention planning is also included in the programme.
If you are living in Carlisle, Cumbria and struggling with an addiction, please call Siam Rehab to learn more about our rehab in Thailand.
Drug and Alcohol Use in Carlisle, Cumbria
In Cumbria, drug related deaths are significantly higher than the rest of England. On average, 35 children lose a parent to a drug overdose every year in the area. Carlisle had the highest overdose rate, but was recently overtaken by Barrow. Ambulance call outs in relation to drugs, totalled 4,257 between 2013 and 2015. There are at least 1,400 men and women who are in treatment provided through the NHS; however, the exact number of addicted people is unknown. Heroin and opiates are the primary drugs of choice after cannabis. Crack-cocaine follows and new psychoactive highs, also known as legal highs (now illegal), are on the rise amongst users.
Alcohol use in Carlisle, Cumbria is similar to that of England. It is a popular pastime in the historic city, and most people are drinking responsibly. However, vulnerable groups, prone to addiction, have been identified. These include college students, people who have been affected by a trauma, veterans of war, the LGBT community, those who are struggling with a relationship or family, people over 50 years of age, jobless individuals, and those who suffer from a mental health disorder. According to recent publications, 22.4 % of the Carlisle population engage in binge drinking and 23 % of the population drink at harmful levels. In Carlisle, Cumbria, it is unknown how many people are addicted to alcohol, but in Cumbria as a whole, there is data to suggest it is about 7 % of the population.
Getting Help for an Addiction in Carlisle, Cumbria
If you are ready to get the help you need to reach and maintain a healthy recovery, going to a public or private rehab in Carlisle, Cumbria or elsewhere will give you the best opportunity at doing so. In Carlisle, Cumbria, you can access NHS treatment which is free and relatively good. What lacks is the individualised treatment and staff attention, as well as, various therapies beyond those that are relatively standard (i.e. individual counselling). You may also have to wait before you can begin the treatment. The waiting time varies depending on the demand; in general it is 3-4 weeks. If you believe this option is right for you, please consult your GP.
The second option is to go to a private rehab in Carlisle, Cumbria or nearby. These facilities offer comprehensive treatment and more staff attention is given to each and every patient. Depending on the facility, you may also partake in various therapies such as equine therapy, art therapy, yoga, group support, and more. To receive treatment at a private rehab you will need private insurance coverage or be required to pay in cash. The cost of a 28 day programme varies significantly by the area and type of rehab. For example, a rehab in a serene location will cost more than one in the city. If the cost of a UK rehab is too high, or it is too close to home, you may want to consider going abroad for treatment.
In addition to going to rehab, there are harm reduction services that can be accessed during the week and weekends. These services should not be used as a replacement as a rehab, but rather a compliment to rehab treatment. In the event that you’re unable to go to rehab, they may be an ideal alternative; however, we would advise you to try to go to some kind of rehab programme.
Unity Drug and Alcohol Recovery Service – Carlisle and Eden – This is a point of access service for anyone in Carlisle with an addiction to drugs or alcohol. Self referrals are accepted, as are those by a GP.
CADAS – Carlisle – A services for substance dependent people and their families. Information, one to one support, therapy, and meditation sessions are accessible.
Siam Rehab: A Drug and Alcohol Facility for UK Men and Women with an Addiction
Siam Rehab is an ideal drug and alcohol rehab for anyone who is looking for quality, supportive care. We have successfully helped men and women from the UK and other Western countries reach and maintain a healthy, enjoyable recovery. If you are in Carlisle, Cumbria, rehab can begin as soon as you call Siam Rehab.
Sources:
https://www.cumbria.gov.uk/eLibrary/Content/Internet//536/671/4674/5172/41260152336.pdf
