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Finishing rehab is a huge achievement but anyone who's been through it knows the work doesn't stop at the door. For a parent, one of the hardest parts comes next, when you have t …

Who is rehab for?
Something has brought you to this page. Perhaps it's a conversation that stayed with you or a feeling that things aren't heading where they should be. Whatever …

What ketamine is and what it does to your body
Ketamine is what's known as a dissociative anaesthetic that was originally developed for surgical use. It's still used in hospital …

If you've reached the point where you're looking into treatment options, you've already taken a step that a lot of people put off for longer than they should. But once you start …

To say that watching a loved one go through something as destructive as alcohol addiction is “tough” is a complete understatement. It’s devastating to witness, especially w …

Quitting alcohol is one of the most positive decisions you can make for your health. Even for people who wouldn't describe themselves as having a problem, removing alcohol brings …

For those struggling with long-term alcoholism, stopping drinking is fraught with new and sometimes unsettling symptoms. Knowing what typically happens after you stop drinking ca …

For those entering rehab, there can be countless questions about what lies ahead, like what can I expect, how can I prepare, or what will life look like after treatment finishes? …

Reports from the NHS show that in recent years, more than a million people in England have been prescribed painkillers like codeine for over three months. If you or a loved one h …

Timing is everything when someone you love is caught in addiction. Acting too quickly might feel intrusive, but waiting too long means addiction will relinquish a person’s cont …

We don’t always stop to weigh up the risks when mixing prescription medication and alcohol. We might feel like a drug has completely left our system, and pay no mind to having …

Substance abuse among children is a bigger problem than most of us first think. Statistics from the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities show 14,352 children were in alc …