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It’s no secret that drug and alcohol addiction can seriously impact a person’s quality of life, leading to a plethora of negative symptoms. These can result in job loss, difficulty maintaining relationships, a rapid deterioration in health, and so much more.

If you or someone that you love is struggling with substance abuse (either drugs or alcohol), then our rehab in Bath could be the solution that you’ve been hoping for.

On this page we are going to provide an overview of drug and alcohol addiction, the short and long term symptoms to look out for, and how rehab in Bath works.

To find out more about the various services that our drug and alcohol rehab facility in Bath offers, please read on. There are a number of superior addiction treatment services available which can help you take back control of your life once more.

About drug and alcohol addiction

Addiction is a chronic relapsing brain disease, defined by a number of different physical and psychological dependencies on harmful substances like drugs, alcohol, and can even refer to certain behavioural addictions like gambling.

Addiction to drugs and alcohol affects the way that a person thinks, feels, and behaves. Many people who suffer from addiction are aware of their problem but are simply unable to stop the negative patterns of behaviour – particularly without the appropriate support.

It is important to understand that addiction is a disease and not necessarily a sign of weakness or personal failing (as many people perceive it to be). There is no shame in struggling. In fact, recognising and accepting the fact that you may be suffering and having the courage to ask for help is the strong thing to do.

Drug and alcohol abuse is widespread in the UK and has been on the rise in recent years. Fortunately, there are ways that you can access the help that you need to combat your addiction and start working toward long term recovery: – primarily, rehab in Bath.

Before we explore the various rehab treatment programmes available, let’s take a brief look at drug and alcohol abuse and how these patterns can be recognised.

Drug Abuse

Drug abuse is becoming more and more common in the UK. This is largely to do with how easily accessible many addictive substances are.

What typically starts out as a recreational activity with friends can soon turn into an uncontrollable desire to consume drugs and achieve the desired high.

One of the biggest problems with prolonged drug abuse is the fact that people build tolerance to the substance. As such, in order to feel a high they need to consume higher dosages. Not only is this incredibly dangerous, but it starts to rewire the chemistry of the brain making it even harder to think about anything else other than obtaining and consuming the drug.

If you feel that you may be suffering from addiction, or if you suspect that a loved one might be using, below are a few symptoms to look out for.

Short & Long Term Symptoms of Drug Addiction

Drug addiction is problematic even in the short term. However, as you can see from the list of symptoms below, long term drug addiction can be absolutely devastating to a person’s physical and mental health.

If the following symptoms apply to you or a loved one then its a tell-tale sign of drug addiction – in which case, contact your local rehab clinic in Bath for free advice on how to start working toward your recovery and freeing yourself of substance abuse disorder for good.

Shallow breathing and shortness of breath
An elevated body temperature
A rapid heart rate
An increase in blood pressure
Insomnia
Slurred speech
A decrease in appetite
Uncoordinated movements
Having difficulty concentrating
Irritability and short patience
Aggression
Angry outbursts at others
Lack of inhibition
Hallucinations
Severe kidney damage
Cirrhosis and damage to the liver
A wide variety of forms of cancer
Serious tooth decay
Skin damage
Infertility
Strokes
Seizures
Sexual dysfunction
Lung issues
Cardiovascular issues
Overdose and the possibility of death
A decline in cognitive abilities
Loss of memory
Chronic paranoia
Depression
Anxiety
Psychosis.

Alcohol abuse

Alcohol abuse is rife in the UK and this is largely due to the fact that binge drinking has become heavily rooted in British culture. Getting your hands on alcohol is easy and limiting your usage can be very difficult.

When heavy drinking seems to be a part of every day life for many people in the UK, recognising the fact that it is a problem is difficult. Many people who have been suffering a number of mental and physical health problems caused by heavy alcohol consumption aren’t even aware of the long term damage that is being done.

If you are struggling and want to be free of your addiction, alcohol rehab in Bath can tailor an addiction programme especially for you. Professional help is available and there is no shame asking for assistance.

Short & Long Term Symptoms of Alcohol Addiction

While drinking alcohol can be a lot of fun, it is all too easy to lose control. Many people in the UK struggle to stay on top of their drinking and limit their consumption. Before long, binge drinking is a big part of their life and their mental health and physical well-being starts to suffer.

Below and some of the short and long term symptoms of alcohol addiction. If you are worried about the effects of heavy drinking and want some help and advice on how to free yourself of substance abuse, do not hesitate to contact your local alcohol rehab in Bath to explore your treatment options.

Slurring speech
Drowsiness
Vomiting
Headaches
Having difficulty breathing
Distorted vision and hearing
Impaired judgment
Unconsciousness
Anaemia
Coma
Blackouts
Unintentional injuries such as car crash
Intentional injuries such as sexual assault and domestic violence
Increased work-related injuries and a loss of productivity
Increased problems with family and friends
Alcohol poisoning
High blood-pressure
Stroke
Liver disease
Nerve damage
Sexual dysfunction problems
Permanent brain damage
Ulcers
Gastritis
Malnutrition
Cancer of the mouth and throat.

Drug rehab Bath

If you are worried about your drug addiction and need help with your recovery, please do not hesitate to contact us today. Drug addiction treatment is readily available and we can help you take back control of your life.

Whether you are using opioids such as heroin you something less harmful such as marijuana, we can prescribe the appropriate addiction treatment to suit your unique situation.

Being addicted to drugs can feel like a hopeless situation, but we have a team of licenced professionals with a wealth of experience in addiction who are well-positioned to guide you through your recovery.

Alcohol rehab in Bath

Are you worried about the amount of alcohol your are consuming and struggling to shake the habit? If so, we can tailor an alcohol addiction rehab programme at one of our alcohol rehab centres in Bath to suit your unique circumstances.

Alcohol abuse can leave a person feeling lost and alone but we want you to know that you can get the help that you need. We are just a phone call away.

Drug and alcohol rehab Bath - How does it work?

Drug and alcohol rehab in Bath can help you overcome your addiction for good. But how does it work? What is involved with the rehabilitation process and can it really help you recover? Let’s take a closer look at the process and what treatment programmes are available.

Step 1 - Intake:

The first step in the drug and alcohol rehabilitation process in one of our Bath rehab centres is intake. The admissions process is when you go through an initial assessment with our medical staff and addiction specialists to get a better understanding of what you are struggling with.

They will look at your current living situation, any underlying mental health issues that you may be struggling with, what your physical health is like, and then tailor a treatment programme to your unique situation (there is no on-size fits all approach).

Step 2 - Detox:

Once you have your treatment programme and you have been processed and entered into the drug or alcohol treatment centres in Bath, you will then go through a medically assisted detox. This is when you body is cleansed of any harmful substances so that you can start your rehabilitation with a clean slate.

Drug and alcohol detox can be dangerous depending on the severity of your addiction. However, the good news is that you will be under close medical supervision, monitoring your vital signs, and ensuring that you can get through the painful symptoms of withdrawal as safely and comfortably as possible.

Step 3 - Long term treatment efforts:

Following your detox, it is time to start working on your individual and group therapy sessions. Depending on what kind of recovery plan you are on, you will be tasked with taking part in a variety of psychotherapeutic treatments, such as cognitive behavioural therapy (to identify the root cause of your addiction and learn coping mechanisms), group sessions with friends and family (to help repair your relationships), and motivational therapy.

The purpose of these various treatments is to help you come to terms with your addiction, better understand your mental health and the various triggers that may have led to your substance abuse disorder, and so on.

When you have a better understanding of your own mental health problems and what past traumas may have contributed to your addiction, you will be better armed to combat your addiction and prevent relapse in the future.

Step 4 - Recovery and aftercare:

The length of your stay at our residential rehab facility in Bath may vary depending on a variety of different factors (e.g., severity of your addiction). The average duration however, can be anywhere between 30 and 90-days.

Once you have completed your rehabilitation treatment and therapy sessions, your treatment provider will then begin working on a long term recovery and aftercare plan for you.

This is to ensure that even after you leave the residential rehab facility, that you continue with your rehab process – which will be ongoing.

This will include anything from taking part in various support groups, speaking with individual therapists about any mental health issues you may be struggling with, and structuring your routine with new, healthy habits to help you stay on the right path.

Contact us for free advice

Whether you are struggling with drug or alcohol addiction (or both), we have rehab centres in Bath that can accommodate your recovery.

Our rehab facilities are state of the art, have medical support on hand 24 hours a day, and can help you battle through the symptoms of withdrawal from your physical dependence.

It may seem like a towering impossibility, but with a combination of proven holistic therapies and rehabilitation treatments issues by licenced professionals, we can help you change your behaviour and enjoy long-term recovery from substance abuse.

If you want to know more about the various drug or alcohol rehab services that we offer, please do not hesitate to contact us today. One of our friendly staff will gladly answer any questions that you might have and start working toward getting you the care and support that you need.

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What We Do

The Perry Clayman Project offers all of our clients a safe and confidential alcohol detox across all of our trusted residential centres. Our alcohol detox treatments are thoroughly regulated by the Care Quality Commission and delivered by our experienced in-house doctors and nurses. Using evidence-based research and years of experience, we tailor your alcohol detox treatment personally to you and guide you on your path to sobriety.

How We Can Help

Alcoholics feel hopeless, no matter how much they want to stop. However, it is possible to stop and to stay stopped, and even enjoy the process. Our team of professionals have helped thousands of different people like you, who are struggling to recover from active alcohol addiction.

We are ready to help you overcome this deadly disease; are you ready to begin the recovery process and reconnect with your life and the old “you”?

We have a number of programs for people with alcohol use disorder and will do everything in our power to guide you through the symptoms of alcohol withdrawal and help you take back control of your life.

Why Choose Us

We operate some of the UK’s leading drug and alcohol rehab centres and have been successfully treating people and their addictions for over 15-years. We treat our clients with the highest level of respect and dignity. We pride ourselves in providing a safe, comfortable, and judgement-free environment for you to receive your alcohol rehab treatment.

That, and few people understand with symptoms of alcohol withdrawal than those who have had an alcohol use disorder themselves. Many of our medically trained staff have been a patient in an alcohol detox program and can speak from personal experience of just how difficult it is – and just how amazing it feels to be free of addiction.

If you decide to tackle your addiction with us you will have access to a wealth of resources. From free advice on how to start on your journey to recovery, to medication, care from medically trained professionals, and support groups with other people who understand exactly what you are going through.

How to Get Help

Are you sick and tired of feeling sick and tired? Ready to tackle your alcohol addiction? If so then getting professional help is the first real step to overcoming your problem and starting your journey to recovery. Please do not hesitate to use the live chat function to get in touch with a member of our team or contact us via telephone for immediate support and admission. Call today on 0800 0380 480. We have a number of friendly and professional staff waiting on standby 24/7

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