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Welcome to Castle Craig's official page. We are a world-renowned rehab clinic, providing treatment for people with alcohol and drug addiction.

This is the Official Castle Craig page. We do not endorse any other pages/groups that claim to be associated with Castle Craig. Castle Craig is a residential rehab centre that treats drug and alcohol addiction. Our expert medical team of doctors, nurses and therapists is led by a Consultant Psychiatrist and Medical Director. Specialties:
Alcohol and Drug detox and treatment, 12 Steps, Minnesota Model, Residential Care, Individual Therapy, Group Therapy, Consultant Psychiatrist-led medical team, CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy), Trauma Therapy, EMDR, Mindfulness Therapy, Family Therapy, Gambling Addiction, Anxiety, Aftercare. Complementary Therapies: HBOT (Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy), Equine Therapy, Drumming Therapy, Art Therapy, Acupuncture, Thai Massage, Relaxation Therapy. Visit our website or get in touch for more information.

02/03/2026

"Shame dies when stories are told in safe spaces." - Ann Voskamp
Addiction can sit behind a carefully managed exterior, and shame remains one of the strongest barriers to seeking help. It can mean carrying two versions of yourself, which is exhausting.
One of the most wonderful parts of recovery is returning to who you are without the need to perform, and realising you don’t have to pretend in order to be accepted.

25/02/2026

We’re delighted to share that tickets are now available for the Castle Craig Annual Reunion 2026.

Join us on Saturday 27th June 2026 as we come together once again to reconnect, reflect and celebrate recovery.

The reunion is always a special day in our calendar and is a chance to see familiar faces, meet new members of the alumni community, and spend time in the place that has been part of so many journeys.

Tickets are now available via Eventbrite; https://www.eventbrite.com/e/castle-craig-annual-reunion-2026-tickets-1983067379916

Find full details about the day on our website: https://loom.ly/FYVa97o

We look forward to welcoming you back to Castle Craig.

17/02/2026

At Castle Craig, many of the young people who come to us have spent time wondering if they were “too young” to need help.
Last year, over 16,000 under-18s in England alone received treatment for their alcohol and drug misuse. Seeking support at this age isn’t unusual, and sometimes just knowing that helps people recognise their own situation a little earlier.

13/02/2026

When the term codependency was first coined in addiction treatment, it described the partners and family members of people with alcohol dependence. Clinicians noticed that the people trying to help often faced chronic stress, boundary erosion, and neglect of their own needs.
The meaning of the term 'codependency' has evolved since then. Today, it's used more broadly to describe patterns where support turns into self-sacrifice, control, or losing your sense of self in someone else’s struggles.
Love doesn’t require you to disappear. The healthiest support allows space for growth on both sides.

05/02/2026

Today is Time to Talk Day – Brave the big talk

A reminder that conversations about mental health and addiction can be life-changing.

Reaching out isn't easy. The weight of stigma, fear of judgment, or simply not knowing where to start can feel overwhelming. But talking about what you're going through is one of the bravest steps you can take.

Whether you're struggling with your mental health, struggling with alcohol or drugs, or worried about someone you love, your feelings are valid, and you deserve support.

This Time to Talk Day, remember:
✨ You are not alone
✨ Recovery is possible
✨ Help is available

Starting the conversation is often the hardest part. But it's also where change begins.

04/02/2026

We were delighted to welcome Maree Todd MSP, Minister for Drugs and Sport, to Castle Craig yesterday.
The Minister spent time with our staff and patients, explored our hospital and grounds, and we had some valuable conversations about how Scottish NHS patients can access residential detoxification and treatment for addiction.
One of the highlights was hearing directly from patients who have come to us through NHS-funded routes - their stories and insights are at the heart of what we do.
It was wonderful to connect, share experiences, and talk about how residential services like ours can best support people across Scotland on their recovery journeys.

31/12/2025

New Year’s Eve can come with a lot of pressure to drink, to “go big,” to fit in. But it’s worth saying clearly: you can still have a brilliant night at a party while living a life of sobriety.

Sobriety doesn’t mean missing out. It can mean being present for the laughter, remembering the conversations, waking up clear-headed, and starting the new year with self-respect intact.

A few gentle reminders if you’re heading out tonight:
• Consider a non-alcoholic drink you enjoy (juices, fizzy drinks)
• Have a plan for check-ins or an early exit if you need it
• Keep something in your pocket for grounding (a phrase, a friend to text)
• Celebrate your way, there’s no “right” way to do NYE

And if you’re reading this thinking, “Maybe this is the year I change things”. 2026 can be the start of a positive new chapter. You don’t have to do it alone, and it’s never too late to begin.

However you spend tonight, we’re wishing you a safe, peaceful New Year’s Eve, and a 2026 filled with steadier days and real moments of joy. ✨

29/12/2025

These quotes have supported people through different stages of addiction recovery, offering moments of hope, patience, connection and self-worth along the way. They reflect the power of words to comfort, steady and remind us that change is possible.

You can read the full collection of recovery quotes via the link in the comments.

25/12/2025

Merry Christmas from all of us. 🎄

Today can be full of togetherness and joy, and for some, it can also feel complicated. If you’re in recovery, supporting someone you love, or simply finding the season a little heavy, we’re thinking of you too.

The Christmas story begins with a simple reminder: kindness matters, welcome matters, and small moments of care can change the course of a day.

Wherever you are spending Christmas, we hope you find warmth, peace, and something good, even if it’s just one gentle moment at a time.

24/12/2025

On Christmas Eve, many people return to the Nativity story: a long journey, doors that didn’t open, and then, in a humble place, the beginning of something new.

It’s a reminder that hope doesn’t always arrive with fanfare. Sometimes it starts as simple as warmth, shelter, and being welcomed when you feel tired and far from home.

For anyone in recovery, supporting someone you love, or quietly carrying a difficult season: you’re not alone. If Christmas Eve feels joyful, we hope you can savour it. If it feels complicated, we hope you can be gentle with yourself and take things one moment at a time.

Wherever you are tonight, we’re wishing you peace, kindness, and a very warm Christmas Eve. And if you do need support over the festive period, we’re here.

22/12/2025

Castle Craig has been a place of recovery since 1988, but the estate itself has lived many lives. Throughout December, we’re sharing weekly glimpses into the past of a home that now plays a role in shaping people’s futures.
This week’s Advent Archive theme is “woven with meaning.”

The image shared here shows the certificate of accreditation for the Recovery Tartan, officially recognised by the Scottish Tartans Society in 2001, alongside the tartan itself.

The Recovery Tartan was designed at Castle Craig by Peter McCann, working with Lochcarron, one of Scotland’s oldest tartan weaving companies. The design was developed with guidance from the Scottish Tartans Society and members of AA, NA and Al-Anon. It brings together elements of the Wilson and Smith clan tartans, chosen to honour the founders of Alcoholics Anonymous.

Created as a symbol of courage, renewal and pride in recovery, the tartan was designed to be worn or used in everyday life, offering a quiet reminder of progress and strength.

To learn more about Castle Craig as it is today, follow the link in the comments.

20/12/2025

Questioning your relationship with alcohol can feel uncomfortable, but it is often the first sign of self-awareness. This post explores when regular drinking may start to cause harm, and what it can mean for your health and wellbeing.

You can read the full article via the link in the comments.

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West Linton
Peebles
EH467DH

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 8pm
Tuesday	9am - 8pm
Wednesday	9am - 8pm
Thursday	9am - 8pm
Friday	9am - 8pm
Saturday	10am - 6pm
Sunday	10am - 6pm

Telephone

+441721546263

Website

https://www.castlecraig.co.uk/

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This is the Official Castle Craig page. We do not endorse any other pages/groups that claim to be associated with Castle Craig. Castle Craig is a residential rehab centre that treats drug and alcohol addiction. Our expert medical team of doctors, nurses and therapists is led by a Consultant Psychiatrist and Medical Director. Specialties: Alcohol and Drug detox and treatment, 12 Steps, Minnesota Model, Residential Care, Individual Therapy, Group Therapy, Consultant Psychiatrist-led medical team, CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy), Trauma Therapy, EMDR, Mindfulness Therapy, Family Therapy, Gambling Addiction, Anxiety, Aftercare. Complementary Therapies: HBOT (Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy), Equine Therapy, Drumming Therapy, Art Therapy, Acupuncture, Thai Massage, Relaxation Therapy. View our blog on www.castlecraig.co.uk/blog or call us free on 0800 0322 880 for more information. Are you an employer? Visit www.executive-rehab-guide.co.uk for information for your company.