Seeking help for addiction can often present various barriers for people. These barriers can come from mental health challenges, a lack of access to resources, or beliefs about addiction and recovery, and can prevent people from receiving professional help in addiction rehabilitation. At the Perry Clayman Project (PCP), we recognise the importance of overcoming these…
The detrimental effects of addiction extend beyond physical wellness; it can compromise your professional life, social ties, and your general sense of well-being. At the Perry Clayman Project (PCP), we understand that recovery goes beyond getting clean and sober. We offer a comprehensive Secondary Programme designed to help our clients. One of the main ways…
Substance use disorder (SUD) is a chronic disease that affects not only the person dealing with addiction but also the people around them, especially their family members. Family members play a critical role in their loved one’s recovery process, and creating supportive family environments is crucial for success. With the right mindset and approach, family…
Deciding to go to rehab is a brave and vital step toward recovery from addiction. Admitting that you need help and taking action requires a lot of courage. However, the idea of going to rehab can also be overwhelming and scary. This guide is designed to help with prepping for rehab and making the most…
Millions worldwide deal with addiction, regardless of age, gender, or way of living. Equine assisted psychotherapy (EAP) can be an incredibly beneficial addition for those undergoing traditional addiction treatment. This distinctive intervention method is an alternative means of addressing addiction that encourages a holistic approach. What Is EAP? EAP is a form of therapy that…
It is common for adolescents and young adults to share a misconception regarding substance use disorder (SUD) and addiction – that these substance-related issues and associated health consequences only affect older adults. Oftentimes, even college-aged students dismiss their own potential for addiction, believing that episodes of binge drinking and heavy drinking are “normal” for their…
Dealing with addiction is a challenging experience for anyone, but having a solid support system could make the recovery process much more manageable. As humans, we thrive in supportive and loving relationships. That is why spouses, family members, and close friends can often play a significant role in someone’s ability to maintain sobriety. However, it…
Seeking professional help for addiction recovery can be overwhelming, and the process can be even more challenging when it requires travelling to an unknown location away from home. At the Perry Clayman Project (PCP), we understand the difficulties accompanying the process. We have designed our London-based rehab facilities to provide effective and comprehensive treatment. These…
When it comes to addiction, there’s a common misconception that the root problem lies with the individual’s lack of willpower or self-control. But the reality is much more complex than that. Addiction is a disease that fundamentally rewires the brain, affecting how individuals think, feel, and behave. This means that addiction is not just a…
Regaining control over one’s life and figuring out how to move forward with healthy goals, especially without the proper guidance and support, can be difficult. The Perry Clayman Project (PCP) offers specialised Aftercare to assist those in recovery towards contentment, purposeful activity, motivation for success, and positive relationships and experiences. Read on to learn more…