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Drug and alcohol treatment sees rise in deaths in England ... See MoreSee Less
Drug and alcohol treatment sees rise in deaths in England
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Changes to support and access during lockdowns are likely to be factors, a report says.Leah Sarah Betts was a young English woman from Latchingdon, Essex, England, United Kingdom, who died shortly after her 18th birthday after taking an ecstasy tablet, and then drinking approximately 7 litres of water in a 90 minute period. Four hours later, she collapsed into a coma, from which she did not recover. ... See MoreSee Less
Jessica Simpson’s journey from addiction to recovery is brave, moving and powerful — The Independent ... See MoreSee Less
Jessica Simpson’s journey from addiction to recovery is brave, moving and powerful — The Independent
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The once frothy US starlet has shared a candid photograph of what she has called her lowest ebb in 2...The ‘war on drugs’ kills thousands of people like my son every year | Letters ... See MoreSee Less
The ‘war on drugs’ kills thousands of people like my son every year | Letters
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Letters: Legal regulation of the supply of drugs rather than highly publicised seizures would be muc...‘Watching my mother drink herself to death made me face up to my own problem with alcohol’ ... See MoreSee Less
‘Watching my mother drink herself to death made me face up to my own problem with alcohol’
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In our latest Mad World podcast, Camilla Tominey talks about how as a teetotaller she has to constan...Mums of drug death teen and dealer become 'unlikely' friends ... See MoreSee Less
Mums of drug death teen and dealer become 'unlikely' friends
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Kerry Roberts, whose daughter Leah died from taking MDMA, says hearing the "other side" was healing.Drug deaths in England and Wales highest since 1993 ... See MoreSee Less
Drug deaths in England and Wales highest since 1993
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In total, 4,561 deaths related to drug poisoning were registered in England and Wales last year.www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/amy-winehouse-addiction-women-amys-place-b1888787.html?fb... ... See MoreSee Less
Addiction is not a choice and it doesn’t discriminate. It can affect anybody at any time in life. It is complex and can be caused by a combination of behavioural, emotional, environmental and biological factors and although the illness is not curable, it is treatable and long-term recovery is achievable. Our former clients are testament to that.
People with addiction use substances, alcohol or harmful behaviours to numb or seek relief from difficult feelings or painful experiences so as part of their treatment with us, they will work with counsellors and therapists to safely address the root cause and other presenting issues so they can begin to heal and move forward.
Click the link here to read more about the illness of addiction: www.broadwaylodge.org.uk/about-you/addiction/
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