The use of cocaine in today’s society has become more common. According to the UK’s Office for National Statistics, the number of users hasn’t decreased at all in the past year. Surveys suggest that 2024 reported 3.8% of cocaine use among young people in Wales and England. If you or someone you love is struggling…
Individuals who are seeking to heal from substance use disorder (SUD), behavioural addictions, and other mental health disorders can benefit from recognising the vast number of recovery tools available to them. A great majority of these recovery tools are presented to individuals in treatment. However, there are also tools that individuals can incorporate into their…
Dealing with a gambling addiction can be challenging, especially when persistent thoughts and temptations seem impossible to overcome. Fortunately, individuals don’t have to tackle this alone. The Perry Clayman Project (PCP) offers personalised support and strategies to help clients manage triggers, develop coping skills, and engage in mindful activities to stay on track toward recovery.…
Recovering from heroin addiction can be a challenging journey, made even more difficult by the burden of social stigma. This widespread problem profoundly impacts individuals struggling with addiction, shaping the way they are viewed and treated by society. Recognising and addressing the complexities of social stigma surrounding heroin use is crucial in supporting their recovery.…
Recovery from heroin addiction does not end with the completion of a treatment programme. This journey continues through comprehensive aftercare, an often overlooked but critical component in sustaining long-term recovery. The aftercare programme offered by PCP – The Perry Clayman Project emphasises the importance of continued support and care in the days, months, and years…
The impact of heroin addiction extends beyond its physical hold on individuals and can profoundly affect emotional well-being. Heroin use alters brain chemistry, resulting in a range of mental health issues and can exacerbate pre-existing conditions. PCP – The Perry Clayman Project takes a holistic approach to treatment, addressing both the mind and body for…
Heroin addiction recovery is a deeply personal journey that requires a customised approach to treatment. One of the critical decisions in this journey is choosing between inpatient and outpatient treatment. A comprehensive comparison of these two options can highlight the benefits, challenges, and suitability of each in the context of heroin addiction recovery, with a…
Made from morphine, heroin is an illegal opioid which has become more than common in today’s society. People usually use this drug by inhaling, sniffing, or injecting it directly into the veins. The rise in heroin addiction is closely linked to the broader opioid epidemic, which has seen a significant increase in addiction to opioid…
Recovering from heroin addiction is a powerful journey that goes beyond breaking physical dependency. It completely transforms every aspect of a person’s life. From acknowledging the need for assistance to navigating the challenges of long-term recovery, this journey demands determination, dedication, and proper support. Recognising the Need for Help Identifying the need for help is…
Cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT) is a promising approach to heroin addiction treatment. This type of therapy explores the complex interplay between thoughts, emotions, and actions, which is crucial for overcoming addiction. By providing individuals with the necessary skills to change their negative thought patterns and destructive behaviours, CBT has a transformative impact. At PCP – The…