How Prioritising Recovery Can Transform Your Life
Taking the time to focus on one’s well-being can help people make positive changes in their relationships, work performance, and overall mental health. The commitment... Read more.
What to do after drug rehab?
Adjusting to life after completing rehab and addiction treatment can be difficult, but that’s not to say that maintaining sobriety is impossible. In fact,... Read more.
Drug Rehab vs Prison
When it comes to drug abuse, one thing that many people tend to forget is that most drug users are good people who have made some terrible choices. Many addicts... Read more.
What is a Rehabilitation Centre?
You may have heard of rehabilitation centres referenced on television and in movies, but how much do you know about rehabilitation services and the types of treatment... Read more.
Inpatient vs Outpatient Drug Rehab: Key Differences
One of the biggest defining factors in the overall success of drug addiction treatment is the individual. In order to have the best chance at long term recovery... Read more.
What is Drug Rehabilitation?
Drug addiction is one of the most dangerous forms of addiction there is and it affects countless lives across the UK. The most recent estimates (between 2016 and... Read more.
9 Tips to Help You Stay Off Drugs After Rehab
In order to remain sober after rehab, one has to come to terms with the fact that long-term sobriety is a lifelong process. When in early recovery, it is important... Read more.
Dialectical Behavioural Therapy – what you need to know about it
Dialectical Behavioural Therapy, also known as DBT therapy, is about focusing on changing manipulative thoughts, feelings, and behaviours. It also focuses on understanding... Read more.
Alcohol Dependence vs. Alcoholism
While some may consider the labels “alcoholism” and “alcohol dependence” to be outdated, alcohol abuse may still be an issue that requires... Read more.
Drug abuse and the effects on the brain
When you use legal or illicit substances in ways you shouldn’t, you’re engaging in drug abuse. You might take more pills than prescribed or use someone... Read more.