Embarking on the path to recovery from addiction can be an arduous and transformative journey. The initial phase of this journey, detoxification, poses unique challenges as individuals face physical and emotional discomfort while their bodies eliminate harmful substances. However, with practical strategies and comprehensive support, the detox period can be navigated with greater ease and…
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,…
Substance use disorder can cast a dark shadow over the lives of individuals and their loved ones. Witnessing a loved one’s struggle with addiction can be heart-wrenching and confusing, leaving you wondering when it’s the right time to seek help. Addiction is a complex disease that impacts every aspect of a person’s physical, emotional, and…
Substance use disorder (SUD) is a chronic disease that affects not only the person dealing with addiction but also the people around them, especially their family members. Family members play a critical role in their loved one’s recovery process, and creating supportive family environments is crucial for success. With the right mindset and approach, family…
Addiction is a complex condition affecting millions of individuals each year. Finding ways to overcome the challenges can seem daunting and overwhelming for many struggling with addiction. However, research has continued to show the value of integrating peer support with professional treatment to improve the likelihood of long-term recovery. Peer Support Support groups focus on…
Regaining control over one’s life and figuring out how to move forward with healthy goals, especially without the proper guidance and support, can be difficult. The Perry Clayman Project (PCP) offers specialised Aftercare to assist those in recovery towards contentment, purposeful activity, motivation for success, and positive relationships and experiences. Read on to learn more…
Group therapy at the Perry Clayman Project (PCP) provides an environment where individuals can explore their inner journeys. Openly expressing thoughts and feelings without fear of judgement or criticism allows clients to develop self-awareness that ultimately leads to healing experiences in pursuit of growth and transformation. Explanation of Group Therapy Group therapy is highly beneficial…
At the Perry Clayman Project (PCP), those dealing with the stress of substance use disorder (SUD) can find solace and support in their recovery journey through 3rd Stage Supported Housing. This secure setting provides a haven for individuals to build resilience as they rediscover hope on their path toward sobriety. Offering an unparalleled level of…
Addressing addiction can be intimidating and scary, especially if you are unsure if the person is abusing substances. Courage and empathy are necessary to confront this issue. If done respectfully and compassionately, your actions could be the first step towards getting someone the help they need. Readying yourself with the right approach and information will…
Sobriety requires support, structure, and accountability. Sober living allows you to ease into a more structured and supportive lifestyle while also maintaining a commitment to recovery. A Guide to Sober Living In recent years, sober housing has become an increasingly popular option for people recovering from addiction. Sober living homes are group residences for people…