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Depression And Drinking Alone

The symptoms of depression often isolate a person from others, as can alcohol dependence.  Depression, drinking, and isolation can each be devastating, let alone in combination. It’s essential to be aware of the signs that someone may be isolated, dealing with depression, and the extent of their alcohol use. Major depression and drinking alone are […]

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How Much Is Rehab Uk

Introduction Are you wondering how much private rehab centres might cost? With addiction on the rise, it is increasingly important to access effective treatment. Depending on your circumstances and needs, various programmes in the UK offer addiction support services, from residential care to outpatient programmes. In this blog post, we’ll discuss different types of rehab

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Vaping vs Smoking: Is Vaping Better than Smoking for Health?

Most people are well aware of the dangerous health effects of smoking cigarettes. Advertisements for cigarettes all say that smoking is dangerous to health. Cigarette boxes have warning labels on them, and even the dangers of secondhand cigarette smoke are well-known. So many people look for alternatives to smoking, and one alternative that’s become quite

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Practical Therapy to explore

Treatment offers an excellent opportunity to practice and improve some of our communication skills. Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a proven approach for addressing severe mood fluctuations, and its techniques can be beneficial even without extreme symptoms. Being in a clinic provides a secure environment and a chance to practice these skills alongside a small

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Do self-help meetings make a difference to recovery rates?

People trying to manage a substance misuse problem have long been recommended to attend self-help meetings, but they may wonder just how big an impact this will have on their success in stopping using.  In an 8-year-long study finally published in 2008, researchers examined the relationship between the number of AA meetings that people attended

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