DRUG REHAB
You’re Not Alone: Family Support for Drug Addiction in the UK
Seeing a loved one struggle with drug addiction can be incredibly difficult and isolating. It’s important to remember you’re not on your own. Many families in the UK face this challenge, and there's a range of support available to help you cope and navigate this tough time.
What it Takes to Get Off Drugs
An exploration of the proper estimation of effort, energy, money, time and resources it takes to achieve this life or death target.
Growing Out of Drugs
Growing up, I saw classmates and friends experiment with drugs such as cannabis and alcohol at a young age—13 years old. After leaving school and going to college in the UK (16 to 18 years old), I didn’t come in contact with drugs…
It’s the Differences Which Make Narconon Successful! Further Differences
This is the final article of a series of five, where I describe in detail the difference between the Narconon programme and other forms of rehabilitation.
It’s the Differences Which Make Narconon Successful! The Fourth & Fifth Differences
In this series of five articles, I describe in detail the difference between the Narconon programme and other forms of rehabilitation. Here I present the fourth and fifth differences.
It’s the Differences Which Make Narconon Successful! The Third Difference
In this series of five articles, I describe in detail the difference between the Narconon programme and other forms of rehabilitation. Here I present the third difference.
It’s the Differences Which Make Narconon Successful! The Second Difference
In this series of five articles, I describe in detail the difference between the Narconon programme and other forms of rehabilitation. Here I present the second difference.
It’s the Differences Which Make Narconon Successful! The First Difference
The first difference. In this series of five articles, I describe in detail the difference between the Narconon programme and other forms of rehabilitation. Let’s start with the first difference.
In the UK, Is Enabling More Drug Use the Only Answer to Drug Deaths?
The United States is not alone in struggling with increases in the number of drug-related deaths. In England and Wales, record numbers of people are dying as a result of their use of heroin, cocaine and MDMA.
UK Preference for Stimulant Abuse Is a Dangerous Trend
A recent survey of more than twenty thousand people across Europe and the UK revealed that prescription drug abuse is on the increase—including the abuse of stimulants.