PTSD and Addiction: Understanding the Connection

Published 20 March 2026, in
  • Blog

Addiction is a persistent problem in today’s society. In England alone, 20% of people drink more than the recommended weekly amount, and around 680,000 people are reported to be frequent drug users. People misuse drugs and alcohol for numerous reasons, one of the major factors being to self-medicate to deal with bad situations and feelings.

Why Mixing Prednisolone and Alcohol Is Unsafe

Published 19 February 2026, in
  • Blog

According to a 2022 survey, over half the population of Britain take prescription medication. Many people think that because it is legal and prescribed, these drugs are safe. In fact, prescription drug addiction is common and can be just as devastating as other forms of substance misuse. Prednisolone is a commonly prescribed steroid medication used

What Does Ketamine Addiction Look Like?

Published 22 January 2026, in
  • Drug

In the last decade, ketamine has become widely known in society. Whilst used in a medical setting for decades, there has been a rise in its use to help treat depression, putting more focus on it. Also, recreational use of the drug has increased massively, as the number of people who have used the drug

How to Support a Loved One in Rehab Over Christmas

Published 11 December 2025, in
  • Family Intervention

Knowing how to support a loved one in rehab over Christmas can be emotionally challenging. You might feel torn between wanting to keep the festive traditions alive and experiencing a mix of sadness and worry. Although it may feel like an unusual time in life, spending Christmas in rehab can be one of the most