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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Response Update

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Castle Craig is open and safe and we continue to offer our much needed residential addiction treatment for patients at this time. Information on Actions & Measures Taken at Castle Craig Hospital Castle Craig Hospital continues to provide access to essential acute medical and clinical care during this period of unprecedented health threat posed by the pandemic of coronavirus (Covid-19). Alcohol and substance use disorders are amongst the most prevalent of mental health disorders globally. Alcohol and drug users are at greater risk of Covid-19 due the health impact of alcohol, lack of self-care, and social-isolation, which can lead to…

Glasgow Alcohol and Drug Rehab Clinic

Castle Craig is a privately-run residential rehab clinic which provides treatment for alcohol, drug and gambling addiction. We are located close to Glasgow, Scotland, and have many ties to the Glasgow medical community. It is possible to drive to Castle Craig from Glasgow International Airport in an hour and we regularly provide pick-ups for our patients who come from Glasgow. Residential Rehab Treatment Clinic, near Glasgow At Castle Craig, our mission is to provide the highest quality and most effective treatment for our patients from Glasgow and across Strathclyde and Scotland and the UK. We offer many different options for…

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Alcohol and Viral Immunity – Heavy Drinking Increases the Risk of Virus Infection

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Excessive alcohol consumption is known to cause damage to both the physical and mental well-being, especially if consumed regularly or in large amounts. More so, it can lead to a lowered immune response, particularly when combined with stress. Castle Craig’s Medical Director, Professor Jonathan Chick, advises that during the COVID-19 pandemic it is important to avoid regular heavy drinking and heavy drinking sessions. Reducing or ceasing heavy drinking should improve immunity within days, (except in the case of liver damage). It is advisable to take extra precautions to keep ourselves and each other safe. As there is no known cure…

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Edinburgh Alcohol and Drug Rehab Clinic

Welcome to Castle Craig Alcohol and Drug Addiction Clinic, near Edinburgh, Midlothian Castle Craig is a private residential rehab clinic near Edinburgh which provides treatment for alcohol, drug and gambling addictions. Established in 1988 we have forged close ties with the private and NHS medical community in and around Edinburgh and across Scotland. Our Clinic is Near Edinburgh Driving to Castle Craig clinic from Edinburgh and the Lothians takes from 30 minutes. We regularly pick up patients from central Edinburgh, Edinburgh Waverley, the Lothian area, and Edinburgh International Airport. Thinking about Addiction Rehab Close to Edinburgh Why attend a residential…

Individual Rehab Therapy

Individual psychotherapy is a cornerstone of rehab treatment at Castle Craig. Patients speak in complete privacy with a specialist addiction therapist….

Costs and Funding

As a family-run clinic, we are committed to providing the highest quality rehab treatment at the most affordable price; this commitment ensures that you or your loved can afford the treatment programme that you need.  Patients at Castle Craig can either pay for treatment at Castle Craig privately, or through medical insurance, and some patients receive funding through their national health insurer – in the United Kingdom this is the NHS or the local authority. Value for our Patients We care about our patients and we know that they may view the cost of rehab treatment as a financial burden....

Continuing Care

We provide all patients at Castle Craig rehab clinic, Castle Craig London, Smarmore Castle Ireland and Castle Craig Netherlands with personalised two-year continuing care plans to reduce the risk of alcohol and drug addiction relapse. We hold our own free aftercare groups for past clients to attend to help avoid relapse….