How is Health Improvement Scotland Different From The CQC?

The CQC works with the government to maintain, regulate and inspect social care facilities. And HIS is a government department that also maintains, regulates and inspects social care facilities in Scotland. But as they work closely with the NHS, they have the authority to grant Nova Recovery Private hospital status.

What treatments and therapies are available at Nova Recovery

There is a variety of treatments and therapies available. Cognitive Behavioural Therapy is one particular type of therapy Nova Recovery advocates. CBT is a mindfulness-based treatment and is widely recognised to help those suffering from mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, and stress and alcohol, drug, and behavioural addictions. Other individual therapies are also available, along with group therapies, relaxation therapies and relapse prevention planning.

What Are The Facilities Like At Nova Recovery?

Although Nova Recovery is a Private Hospital is does not feel like a hospital. Located on the beautiful coast of Scotland, patients have access to country walks overlooking the beach. The entire building has a homely feel with a laundry service for all towels and bedlinen and on-site laundry for all personal washing. The majority of the building has disabled access, and you will be asked about accessibility needs before you arrive, and all needs will be accommodated. All food is freshly prepared and locally sourced, with all dietary requirements discussed before arrival.

How Do I Start My Recovery With Nova Recovery?

There are several ways to begin your recovery with Nova Recovery. You can either contact us, and we will start the admission process, contact us through our website, call us on 0800 012 6088 or text HELP to 83222. Alternatively, you can contact them directly through their website or calling them on 01475 303998.

Recovery Scotland | Treatment Support In Scotland

About Our Services

Recovery Scotland is a help service that provides confidential guidance to help individuals find addiction treatment options in Scotland. We support treatment for a number of conditions and addictions such as alcohol addiction, drug addiction, stress, anxiety and depression. When contacting Recovery Scotland, you can expect a friendly, warm conversation with our admissions team, who are focused on getting you the help you need.

Where can I find Recovery Scotland

Address: Hill Street New Town, , Edinburgh, Scotland, EH1

Just some reasons to consider us...

Inspiring relaxing healing environment
State-of-the-art equipment and training
1 year free aftercare once you leave
Health Improvement Scotland registered

Working Together is Important for Recovery

It has been well documented that Scotland has an issue with substance abuse, with the average Scottish adult drinking a third more than the NHS guidelines of 14 units a week. As a result of this fact, Recovery Scotland finds it particularly important to help make a variety of treatments and therapies more accessible to people in Scotland. Any facilitated treatment plans can be personalised, ensuring every patient receives the appropriate care.

Recovery Scotland can also assist with finding treatment related to mental health in the form of dual diagnosis treatment; this ensures that every element of addiction and mental health issues can be treated effectively as long as addiction is determined to be the primary cause. During a typical treatment programme, patients will often have access to relapse prevention planning and one year of free aftercare to maintain sobriety and achieve long-term recovery.

Any treatment carried out in Scotland via a private hospital is overseen by Clinical Nurse Practitioners and Registered Mental Health Nurses and is closely monitored by Health Improvement Scotland, an NHS Registered Body.

Treating a multitude of mental health issues

As well as rehabilitation for substances such as alcohol, cocaine, cannabis and prescription drugs, Recovery Scotland assists in finding treatments for a whole host of mental health issues that you may be struggling with. The anxiety-based issues that they treat include Agoraphobia, Body Dysmorphic Disorder, Generalised Anxiety Disorder, Health Anxiety, Perinatal Anxiety, Panic disorder, separation anxiety, social anxiety disorder and social phobia treatment. They also offer treatments for PTSD, Stress, OCD and depression listed below:

Stress

Acute Stress
Episodic Acute Stress
Chronic Stress
Psychosocial Stress

PTSD

Delayed-Onset PTSD
Birth Trauma Treatment
Trauma
Comorbid PTSD

Depression Treatment

Clinical Depression Treatment
Depressive Episode
Prenatal/postnatal depression
Reactive Depression
Recurrent Depressive Disorder
Seasonal Affective Disorder

Where can I find Recovery Scotland?