Crack cocaine, or crack, is a powerful and addictive drug made from powdered cocaine. It comes in small rocks and is smoked for a quick high. This article covers what crack is, how it’s made, its effects, dangers and more. It is crucial to address both physical and mental health when discussing the impacts of…
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Over the past year, over 290,635 adults in the UK have struggled with drug addiction. These addictive patterns are often so persistent that trying to break them on your own can feel impossible. That’s where substance abuse rehabs come in. These centres provide the right addiction treatment plans to help anyone with addiction get their…
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Got a gambling addiction? Get help with gambling addiction now. Learn about the addiction, the symptoms, the risks and the solutions. Quick Facts Gambling addiction is an impulse control disorder that affects mental health and personal relationships, so recovery without support is tough. Recognising the signs of gambling addiction, such as constant thoughts about gambling…
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Recovering from addiction is tough, no doubt. But you don’t have to do it alone. Just like hikers rely on each other for support, people in recovery need a strong community too. This is why, considering online groups for addiction recovery and alcohol support groups is a great motivator. They’re like virtual campfires, where you…
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Dexedrine is a potent stimulant prescribed for conditions like ADHD and narcolepsy. The drug’s ability to enhance mental focus and induce feelings of euphoria makes it a popular, yet dangerous drug of abuse. Many individuals abuse Dexedrine for its stimulant effects, seeking increased productivity or a high, which can lead to dependence and addiction. Dexedrine…
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Dangerous alcohol use comes with a lot of life-threatening issues. This includes liver damage, addiction, workplace injuries, and car accidents. However, there is another deadly consequence of alcohol abuse that many people overlook – alcohol poisoning, also known as alcohol overdose, which can have dangerous effects on the brain and nervous system. Identifying the signs…
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The 12 steps of recovery, developed by Alcoholics Anonymous, is a path to recovery through acceptance, self-reflection and spiritual growth. In this article we will go through what are the 12 steps of recovery, breaking down each step and what they mean for you. Quick Notes The 12-step program, founded by Bill Wilson and Bob…
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When you stop using weed, THC can be detectable in your system for different lengths of time, depending on the type of test you take. Urine tests for up to 30 days, blood tests for up to 2 days, hair tests for up to 90 days, and saliva tests for about 24 hours. Frequency of…
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Cocaine, once synonymous with the glitz and glam of the wealthy elite, has taken a dark turn as it finds a new audience among the UK’s younger generation. Even from an early age, the younger generation is increasingly exposed to cocaine, making it disturbingly commonplace at parties, clubs, and even casual gatherings. This shift isn’t…
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Let’s be honest: recovery is tough. You’re working hard to build new habits and avoid old triggers. But sometimes, friends, family, and even well-meaning folks might ask you to do things that could put your progress at risk. That’s where saying no and boundary setting comes in. In this blog post, we will explore how…
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