Methadone is often prescribed as an effective medication to treat opioid dependencies. When used under medical supervision, this drug can offer great support during recovery. However, in some cases, long-term methadone use can lead to methadone addiction and drug dependence, making it important to monitor usage and seek help if needed. Methadone reduction therapy in…
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Did you know that studies suggest that the chances of relapse following addiction recovery treatment are as high as 75%? These significant statistics prove that relapses are a common part of the recovery journey. The good news is that preventing relapse is possible, and a strong support system can help you stay firm through this…
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Recovery from addiction is not just a personal battle—it’s a societal one. In the UK, thousands of individuals take the courageous step to overcome substance use disorders, only to face judgment, barriers to healthcare, employment discrimination, and limited support. Addiction treatment is a fundamental right and a key component of legal protections for individuals in…
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The road to recovery isn’t always straightforward. Often, the usual recovery processes might not be effective for all. In most instances, one might end up thinking that these standard treatments themselves are not enough to cater to their underlying emotional needs. It is where non-traditional recovery techniques can come into play. Such approaches are about…
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Did you know that taking antibiotics while you’re drinking alcohol can actually impact your overall health? Studies indicate that the two substances together may have adverse effects on both the digestive and cognitive systems. Many antibiotic prescriptions come with alcohol warnings, emphasizing the importance of understanding these warnings to avoid potential risks and adverse reactions.…
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Global events—like wars, pandemics, natural disasters, and financial crashes—change our lives in big ways. We often talk about the economic impact or the loss of freedom during such times. But one area that’s frequently overlooked is how these crises affect drug use and addiction. According to the World Drug Report, global crises can lead to…
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Detoxification is the first step in the recovery process from any kind of addiction. The procedure is usually very complicated; therefore, attempting to carry it out on your own comes with the risk of making things worse. Appropriate drugs in this period can provide valuable support while keeping the treatment plan steady and successful. In…
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The use of cocaine in today’s society has become more common. According to the UK’s Office for National Statistics, the number of users hasn’t decreased at all in the past year. Surveys suggest that 2024 reported 3.8% of cocaine use among young people in Wales and England. If you or someone you love is struggling…
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Cocaine addiction is on the rise in the UK, with usage spreading across all income levels and age groups. At PCP, we believe in supporting people at every stage—from crisis to recovery. Addictions, particularly cocaine dependence, can be effectively treated through various methods and therapies, including cognitive behavioral therapy, group therapy, and medications to manage…
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Studies show that 43.8% of people who regularly smoked cigarettes reported quitting smoking just when they started using snus. Considering this effectiveness, many people are turning to this less potent substance to get rid of their harmful addictions to tobacco smoking. Snus is often marketed as a solution to quitting smoking, but quitting smoking it…
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