Cannabis worse for teens developing brains than alcohol

A long term study conducted by the Canadian University of Montreal has evidenced that cannabis use during teenage years can cause brain damage that is long lasting; in some cases irreversible. The study tracked and tested 3,800 teenage participants over a period of four years, with the youngest being aged 13. It is a well-documented fact…

How to survice a relationship break in recovery

How To Survive A Relationship Breakup In Recovery

An intimate relationship with a significant other can be challenging at the best of times. Like all relationships, there are periods of change, adaptation and growth. Sadly, despite your best efforts, a relationship that you have emotionally invested in may break down. When you are in recovery from alcohol and drug addiction the end of…

Cocaine Statistics England and Wales

UK Cocaine Death Toll Rises For 6th Consecutive Year

2017 statistics released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) have revealed the highest number of cocaine-related deaths in England and Wales ever recorded since comparable records began. This is the 6th consecutive year that England and Wales have experienced a shocking rise in the deaths where cocaine has been deemed to be the main…

Cannabis Legalisation UK

UK Public Back Legalisation of Recreational Cannabis In Poll

The Independent newspaper recently exclusively revealed the results of a UK survey they recruited BMG Research to manage, assessing the general consensus amongst the British public regarding the legalisation of recreational cannabis in the UK. BMG Research, who are regularly recruited to conduct polls for The Department of Education, Open University, the UK government and…

Fentanyl Addiction & Deaths UK

Fentanyl Deaths Continue To Rise in England and Wales

The latest statistics from ONS (Office for National Statistics) have been released and show there has been no positive impact on the number of deaths from drug-related deaths from 2016, the previous year. In 2016 England and Wales were hit by the highest number of drug-related deaths ever recorded, with 3,744 individuals dying as a…