What Happens After Rehab?
On discharge from rehab, it can feel both daunting and rewarding. You’ll have the tools and intentions to lead a sober lifestyle, likely to be something you’ve hoped for, for a while. Yet with such a change and achievement comes the risks and worries of relapse. The reality of life after rehab can be a positive
Interaction Between Stress and Addiction
It is a natural reaction to a perceived threat that can make us more aware and trigger the ‘fight or flight’ response. Chronic or acute stress can be very harmful, however, and is a growing problem in our modern lives. A nationwide survey commissioned by the Mental Health Foundation found
Signs You Need To Go To Rehab
Addiction is a condition with many different layers. Those layers make it unpredictable and a highly personal illness to work through. The severity and impacts of addiction can vary from one extreme to the other. With that being the case, support, treatment, and rehabilitation efforts must be accommodating. Private rehab offers personal and fully tailored programmes, to
Is There a Link Between Drug Abuse and Mental Health?
Across the United Kingdom, approximately 118,500 people receive treatment for drug abuse and addictions each year. Though many individuals only require treatment for drug abuse, 20% of adults who abuse drugs will, at some point in their life, need treatment for a mental health disorder, such as anxiety or depression.
