Wet Brain

What is Wet Brain? Stages, Risks & Solutions

Wet brain, or Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome, is a serious brain disorder often resulting from chronic alcohol addiction and vitamin B1 (thiamine) deficiency. Here you’ll learn what is wet brain, symptoms and how to treat it. Quick Facts Wet brain syndrome, or Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome, is from severe thiamine deficiency often from chronic alcohol abuse and can be irreversible if…

Addiction Counselling

Why Addiction Counselling is Essential for Long-Term Sobriety

Addiction is a complex and intricate issue. Therefore, it is no surprise that the addiction recovery process is equally dynamic and involves a combination of detox services, rehabilitation, aftercare services, and, of course, addiction counselling. At PCP, we are dedicated to ensuring our readers have a holistic understanding of addiction counselling and are up to…

Liquid Lunch

Navigating the Culture of Liquid Lunch During Recovery

It’s difficult to pinpoint the exact origins of the term “liquid lunch,” but it has informally come to signify a light-hearted, social lunch consisting mainly of alcoholic drinks. Historically, the practice has been associated with certain high-pressure professions like finance, sales, and legal services, where the use of alcohol as a business or social networking…

Medication in a pharmacy

Which Medications Are Used for Withdrawal?

Over 75% of people who detox from substance use disorder experience post-acute withdrawal syndrome.) (PAWS). Withdrawal isn’t just a challenge; it can feel like a battle. The physical and emotional toll can be intense, overwhelming, and draining. Individuals may encounter a range of distressing symptoms, including alcohol withdrawal symptoms, shortly after quitting. The good news?…