In this weeks Meet the Team series, we meet our Head of Housekeeping, Tracy Darrall. Tracy and her team make the experience of staying at Hay Farm as welcoming and comforting as it is. Tracy discusses the development of her role and why she and her team enjoy their work at the farm.
This week we meet Sarah who discusses the evolution of her role from psychology graduate and trainee at promis through to completing her Masters, working as a senior therapist and then on through into management / compliance and supporting the admissions team.
This week we welcome one of the newest members of our team, Clayton Grant. Clayton joined us just at the start of the pandemic just before lockdown and so you might imagine this was a terrible time to start work but he rose to the occasion and proved himself very capable even in those trying
This week in our series titled Meet The Team, we meet Francesca Chantler who is a Therapist with a special interest in Eating Disorder problems.
This week Aaron describes his journey at promis and also how he developed his professional interest in trauma work and specifically Somatic Experiencing.
This week we start a new series where some of our clients describe their process of coming into recovery. Today, it’s our pleasure to introduce Thomas:
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,
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