In addiction recovery, individuals must work constantly to implement healthier habits into their newfound, sober lives. While some valuable habits, such as exercising and healthy dieting, are more universally known, other valuable habits often go under-discussed. Creative expression, for example, can foster a plethora of health benefits for those in recovery. It offers opportunities for…
Addiction can be a challenging cycle to break. The brain forms neural pathways reinforcing addictive behaviours, making it harder and harder to resist the urge to use drugs or consume alcohol. Cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT) has shown great promise in helping individuals rewire their brain’s thinking patterns, giving them more control over their reactions to potential…
Life is an ongoing journey of striving for wellness. While some people may seek professional support to heal from substance use disorder (SUD) or a mental health disorder, others merely strive for greater peace and well-being in their lives. It can be immensely valuable to recognise that one of the most profound healing resources available…
Recovery from substance use disorder (SUD) requires individuals to change their mindset and lifestyle. The Perry Clayman Project’s (PCP) secondary treatment programme offers a range of support and resources to aid individuals in their addiction treatment, helping them to find their purpose within the programme and beyond. PCP’s Secondary Treatment Programme The secondary programme is…
Adjusting to life after completing rehab and addiction treatment can be difficult, but that’s not to say that maintaining sobriety is impossible. In fact, if you follow the steps listed below, you can lead a rich and fulfilling lifestyle. Here are some handy tips on how to completely own life after rehab! Keep up with…
Recovery from drug abuse is considered as being a lifelong journey. Just because you may have successfully completed drug and alcohol rehab, it doesn’t mean that you are completely free of temptation. There are still steps that you must take in order to prevent relapse, maintain your sober life, and stay true the course. In…
It’s no secret that private rehab and drug treatment is expensive in the UK. While there are certainly free alternatives, securing a place in an NHS-funded residential rehab facility is highly competitive and becoming increasingly difficult. That, and the level of substance abuse treatment is inferior when compared to a private rehab treatment programme. As…
When it comes to drug abuse, one thing that many people tend to forget is that most drug users are good people who have made some terrible choices. Many addicts would love nothing more than to quit drugs, but simply do not have the support and treatment resources available to help them take control of…
Rehab is 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. Of course, as effective as private drug addiction treatment is, it doesn’t come cheap. So, how much does rehab cost? Is it possible…
One thing that can put people off seeking addiction treatment and being an inpatient at a rehab treatment facility is the thought of being completely isolated from their family. The good news is that you can visit people in rehab. While rehab visitation rules do vary significantly from one facility to another, the majority of…