Addiction is often thought of as a personal or private issue – youngsters using in their bedrooms, or employees using it to detach themselves from the stress of work when they get home. However, substance use disorder, including alcohol, drugs, and even behavioural addictions has been having a major impact in the workplace, as unfortunately…
For many people the prospect of going to rehab is quite scary, particularly if they have no idea what happens in a rehab setting When entering inpatient rehab, individuals can expect a supportive and structured rehab environment designed to foster healing, social connection, and emotional growth. If you or a loved one is thinking about…
Rehab facilities are arguably the most effective addiction treatment for those suffering from substance abuse issues, and with good reason: the level of support provided in your typical private rehab facility is exceptional. Inpatient rehab, in particular, offers increased effectiveness in maintaining sobriety, a safe and supportive environment, and a variety of services at residential…
Approximately 976,000 users in the UK abuse cocaine yearly, of which only 137,749 people reported that they sought help. Cocaine is most commonly found as a white powder, known as powder cocaine, but it also exists in the form of crack cocaine, which is usually smoked and is considered more addictive. Many refrain from asking…
Have you decided to quit alcohol, but are frightened by the thought of spending time in rehab? Around 68% of people reported absenteeism from drugs after receiving rehabilitation services. This article covers both drug and alcohol rehab and detox treatments, highlighting the different treatment programmes available. While the success rates for rehab are indeed incredible,…
Addiction to any substance can leave a devastating impact on your mind. Addictions often develop gradually, progressing from occasional use to a serious dependence that can be difficult to overcome without help. Drug addiction is a serious issue that often requires professional help and community support. It can trick you into thinking your dependency isn’t…
Crack cocaine—commonly referred to as crack, rock, or nugget”—is a highly addictive, smokable form of cocaine that produces an intense and immediate euphoric high. It is made by mixing baking soda with cocaine powder, resulting in a rock-like substance that can be smoked. Despite its impact on public health, crack addiction has historically been overlooked…
In today’s world, 11% of the population still abuses ketamine to seek a sense of euphoria or detach from reality. Unfortunately, this recreational misuse comes at a steep cost. Ketamine is classified as a dissociative drug and is widely used as a recreational drug, often referred to as recreational ketamine when used outside medical settings.…
Heroin detox isn’t just about clearing a substance from your system. Detoxing from heroin, commonly referred to as heroin detoxification or opioid withdrawal in the medical and treatment community, refers to the process of withdrawal and the initial stage of treatment, which is crucial for starting recovery. It is more about restarting your mind, soul,…
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…