Addictions blog articles

What persistent drinking can do to your body in the short and long-term.

We look at ways you can attempt to reach out to your partner if you're worried they've lost control over the amount they drink.

Read on to find out how alcohol affects your sleep, and the things you can do to help you get a better night’s sleep, even after you've been drinking.

If you're giving up alcohol for a month and are wondering what the benefits will be, we have outlined the positive changes you can expect to see.

We look at the signs and symptoms you need to look out for, as well as offering examples of how this may affect your partner's behaviour.

Outlining what happens during a medically assisted detoxification process.

Outlining what chemsex is and its links to addiction

In order to support your loved one and cope as a family unit, you’ll need to make adjustments to how you think about the disease of addiction, and communicate with everyone involved.

In this article, we will outline some of the key signs of a secret drinker, and whether these could be a sign of harmful alcohol use.

Making the decision to begin exploring treatment for addiction is an incredibly important step in the recovery process. In doing so, you are taking critical action towards reclaiming your health and wellbeing.

Whether it is cocaine addiction, heroin addiction or any of a wide range of available drugs, seeking help and beginning an addiction treatment programme can help to get your life back on track and begin the addiction recovery process.

'Smart drugs' supposedly boost cognitive function, memory and logical capability, and increase concentration. This then enables a person to study for longer periods of time and to retain more information, explaining the popularity of such supplements amongst students.