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Helping You Overcome Alcoholism and Drug Addiction

We Are a Family-Run Rehab in Ireland That Specialises in Alcohol, Drug and Behavioural Addictions.
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What We Treat

At Smarmore Castle, we treat alcoholismdrug addictionprescription drug addictioncompulsive gambling and mental health issues like depression, anxiety or trauma.

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Evidence-based Treatment

Our highly-skilled team deliver a clinically proven treatment programme based on the 12 Step model, including medical detox, cognitive behavioural therapy, trauma-informed therapy, group therapy & fitness.

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Compassion and Respect

We are the only private, family-run rehab clinic in Ireland. Compassion and respect for our patients remain at the heart of what we do, giving our patients the best start on their recovery journey.

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Helping You Evolve Beyond Addiction

Our expert team of Consultant Psychiatrists, doctors, nurses and therapists work together as a multidisciplinary team to deliver an unrivalled range of therapies for our patients.

Our addiction programme delivers lasting recovery through biopsychosocial/medical assessments combined with evidence-based therapies. We treat the whole person by addressing the underlying causes of the addiction and dual diagnosis. This can include depression, anxiety and trauma.

“Together as a team, we are dedicated to your health and wellbeing, passionate about supporting you on every step of your recovery journey – through detox, rehab, recovery and beyond.”

Expert Treatment for Alcoholism and Drug Addiction

We deliver high-quality, effective and compassionate rehab treatment for alcohol and drug addiction, with a focus on clinical excellence.

Our Medical Director Dr Hugh Gallagher, and Clinical Director Professor Gerard Lynch ensure that our standards are consistently high.

“We devote time to each patient in our care. We shape their treatment with the understanding that every patient is unique. As a result, we equip people with the therapeutic tools needed to achieve long-lasting recovery from alcohol and drug addiction.”

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Spa Facilities: Improving Quality of Life

Your physical wellbeing is as important to us as your mental wellbeing. You will be able to build strength and stamina in our swimming pool and gym and relax in our sauna and steam room. Our spacious gym is ideal for fitness sessions with our qualified fitness trainer.

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Healing the Whole Person

Complementary rehab therapies such as equine therapy and drumming can help boost confidence, overcome negativity, calm anxiety, and reveal hidden emotions.

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Confidential Phoneline

Reaching out at a time of crisis can be a difficult step, but it is the first step you will take on the road to recovery. We are a family-run clinic, and compassion and respect are at the heart of all that we do. When you call us on our helpline, you will reach our admissions staff or nursing team, who will be able to listen to your questions and guide you through the best options for your recovery in complete confidentiality.

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Find Smarmore Castle

Smarmore Castle is located near Ardee, County Louth, about 45 minutes north of Dublin, Republic of Ireland and 1.5 hours south of Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Smarmore, Ardee, Co. Louth, A92 YY22, Ireland

info@smarmorecastle.ie

+353 (0) 41 214 5111

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