In this weeks episode of “Meet the team”, Lucy Britton introduces us to Senior therapist Cathy Spendiff who discusses developing motivation to make changes and using horses in therapy. You can fill out this form or call us directly 0207 – 581 – 8222
This week we are proud to introduce you to our lead nurse, Joy Crick. In part of this interview she discusses how we have maintained the safety and security of our clients during this time of COVID. You can fill out this form or call us directly 0207 – 581 – 8222
In this new series of videos, we introduce you to some of the team at Hay Farm. In this episode, we introduce Nick Hofford who is the manager at the clinic. You can fill out this form or call us directly 0207 – 581 – 8222
We are making the CIWA Alcohol withdrawal evaluation tool available online during this crisis for simple quick measurement of withdrawals.
From the outset of the current outbreak, PROMIS Clinics have been quick to respond to this emergency as it evolves. Both of our clinics offer a great deal of space (3 buildings in London and 12 acres with many separate areas in Kent) and we take only 9 clients in London and 14 in Kent.
Whether you have an addiction problem, care about someone with an addiction problem or even if you work with people who have addiction problems, I think it helps to step back for a minute and understand how this problem and it’s recovery unfolds. It’s too easy to get blinkered, judgemental of ourselves and others, and
Last year, Prof John Read and Dr James Davies published a paper in the scientific journal ‘Addiction’ reviewing the withdrawal effects of antidepressants and suggesting these are worse than most people have been informed. They raise concerns that symptoms of withdrawal are both more common, affecting nearly half of people trying to come off them,
Are we getting good enough advice about antidepressants? Read More »
How long should someone stay in Rehab? This depends on so many things, how many problems are being treated, how intense they are and so on. Some people come to stay for a brief respite and others stay longer so it’s interesting to know if there is any evidence for different benefits for different lengths
Drinking any amount of alcohol is harmful Alcohol is the leading attributable cause of death amongst the adult population ( between the ages of 15-49 ) and yet the message people have heard from doctors and the media has been that drinking a small amount of red wine may be good for your health. This
Myth busted, a small amount of alcohol isn’t good for you Read More »
One of our alumni, Samuel, wrote to me recently to let me know about a new social media support service he is setting up called Meet4aCoffee. I wanted to share his venture with the rest of our alumni so I invited Samuel to answer some questions for us: Robin: I’m really overjoyed to hear the
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