It is not uncommon for individuals to believe that addiction recovery is completed once an individual effectively ceases their alcohol and drug use long-term. Contrary to this notion, however, it is necessary to recognise that addiction recovery is a lifelong journey, one that is never traditionally “completed.” While establishing initial sobriety is something worth celebrating,…
The detrimental effects of addiction extend beyond physical wellness; it can compromise your professional life, social ties, and your general sense of well-being. At the Perry Clayman Project (PCP), we understand that recovery goes beyond getting clean and sober. We offer a comprehensive Secondary Programme designed to help our clients. One of the main ways…
Addiction is a complex subject to talk about, especially with family. Opening up about your experience can be intimidating and overwhelming. However, educating others about the reality of addiction and substance use disorder (SUD) helps reduce stigma. Through discussion, you can increase awareness, compassion, and understanding toward yourself and others struggling. Let’s go over some…