Insights, guidance, and stories from the PROMIS team.
What a mental health retreat can and cannot do, how retreats differ from clinical residential treatment, and how to choose — from the Condé Nast-featured PROMIS Hay Farm.
By Robin Lefever
What families can actually do when someone refuses help for drinking: what to say, boundaries that work, when to involve professionals, and when it's urgent.
By Robin Lefever
Prescription drug detox should be medically planned, especially for opioids, benzodiazepines and sleeping tablets. Learn when detox is needed and what safe care involves.
Fentanyl detox needs careful medical planning because withdrawal, overdose risk and relapse risk can be serious. Learn what safe treatment should include.
Living with an alcoholic can affect safety, trust, sleep, work, parenting and mental health. This PROMIS guide explains the signs, boundaries and treatment options.
Opioid use disorder is treatable. Learn about detox, medication, residential rehab, therapy, relapse prevention and how to choose the right level of care.
Catatonic depression is a serious presentation where depression is accompanied by marked changes in movement, speech, responsiveness or behaviour. Learn the signs and when urgent help is needed.
Emotionally unstable personality disorder can affect mood, relationships, self-image and safety. This PROMIS guide explains symptoms, causes, crisis risks and treatment options.
Psychodrama therapy uses guided action, role work and reflection to explore feelings, relationships and past experiences. Learn when it may support recovery.
Private rehab costs in the UK vary by setting, intensity and clinical need. This PROMIS guide explains what affects price and how to choose treatment safely.
The best alcohol detox programme is the one that matches medical risk, dependence, mental health and aftercare needs. Learn what to look for before choosing.
Medication can help some people with depression and anxiety, but it should be chosen carefully as part of a wider treatment plan. Learn what to discuss with a clinician.