The dangers of ‘pink cocaine’ (Tuci): What parents need to know
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 want to ensure their children […]
Private Rehab vs NHS Rehab: Waiting times and differences
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 on wait times and differences […]
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) for addiction: How does it work?
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 therapy (CBT)? CBT is a […]
Post-Acute Withdrawal Syndrome (PAWS): Symptoms and timeline
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 persistent psychological and neurological symptoms […]
What is ‘grey area drinking’ and are you at risk?
Alcohol is something that many people enjoy as part of their lifestyle. However, it can become a problem if it begins to affect your life negatively and leads to problems in other areas. In this blog, we’re answering the question, what is ‘grey area drinking’ and are you at risk? Alcohol use is commonly compared […]
Is ketamine addictive when used for depression?
Ketamine is a controlled drug in the UK. It is illegal to possess without a prescription, but it is legally used in medical settings. In this blog, we’re answering the question, is ketamine addictive when used for depression? While ketamine has emerging medical uses, it also carries serious risks, including dependence and long-term physical harm. […]
What is the ketamine withdrawal timeline?
Are you thinking about seeking help with a Ketamine addiction, or do you want to know more about how you can help someone else? Then you’re in the right place. In this blog, we’re letting you know more about the ketamine withdrawal timeline. What is ketamine? Ketamine is a Class B drug which has dissociative […]
Does ketamine cause erectile dysfunction?
Ketamine is an illegal drug which has become more popular in the nightclub and party scene. As with other drugs, it can have a lasting impact on the body. In this blog, we’re answering the question, does ketamine cause erectile dysfunction? Ketamine use Ketamine is well known for being a dissociative drug. It can be […]
Acquiesce Rehab Centre rated ‘Outstanding’ by the CQC
Acquiesce is delighted to share that we have been rated ‘Outstanding’ in our latest CQC report and have also been featured on BBC North West Tonight to discuss our latest rating. We were delighted to welcome former clients to the centre to speak to the BBC about how Acquiesce has changed their lives. Many of […]
What is ketamine bladder treatment?
Many people who take ketamine end up dealing with long-term side effects, one of which involves damage to the bladder. In this blog, we’re letting you know more about ketamine bladder treatment. Ketamine is a Class B drug in the UK and is still used legally as an anaesthetic and pain-relief medication in medical settings. […]