When it comes to addiction, early intervention is important, as it can help prevent further issues for the individual. In this blog, we’re looking into high-functioning alcoholism and 10 signs you shouldn’t ignore. What is high-functioning alcoholism? ‘High-functioning alcoholism’ is an informal term often used to describe people who meet
Pink cocaine, also referred to as ‘Tuci’, is gaining attention among young adults and teenagers in the nightlife scene and on social media. In this blog, we’re looking into the dangers of pink cocaine (Tuci) and what parents need to know. Pink cocaine introduces a new challenge for parents who
More people are questioning their relationship with alcohol and exploring what happens when they drink less. From improved sleep to clearer thinking, the sober-curious movement is encouraging people to take a more mindful approach to drinking. We’re exploring the sober-curious movement and the health benefits of taking a break from
It will likely come as no surprise that there are major differences in NHS-funded and private addiction treatment in the UK. While public care can be high quality, waiting times can vary depending on location and service demand. In this blog, we’re looking into private rehab vs NHS rehab, focusing
While addiction can be challenging to live with, it can be effectively managed with the right support and guidance. Many techniques can be used to help people develop healthier coping strategies. In this blog, we’re looking into cognitive behavioural therapy for addiction and how it works. What is cognitive behavioural
People who have been living with addiction may notice that some symptoms stick around longer than others, even when they feel as though they have recovered. In this blog, we explore the symptoms and timelines associated with post-acute withdrawal syndrome, PAWS. What is post-acute withdrawal syndrome (PAWS)? PAWS refers to
