Addictions UK – Home Based Addiction Treatment
Simon Stephens from Addictions UK explains who Addictions UK are and what they do. For more information on addiction, go to http://www.addictionsuk.com
Simon Stephens from Addictions UK explains who Addictions UK are and what they do. For more information on addiction, go to http://www.addictionsuk.com
Addictions UK offer a home based detox service. This video will explain what you can expect. For more information on addiction, go to http://www.addictionsuk.com
How do you know if you’re an addict? Ask yourself these questions. For more information on addiction, go to http://www.addictionsuk.com
How does Addictions UK help the family members of recovering addicts? For more information on addiction, go to http://www.addictionsuk.com
Computer addiction symptoms are similar to other established behaviour addictions. If you’re concerned try going 48 hours without it. Then discuss your experience with an experienced addiction counsellor. To learn more, visit www.addictionsuk.com.
Addictive behaviour is developed over years sometimes decades. Changing habits and ways of thinking doesn’t happen overnight. Addiction recovery is a long-term process but the benefits begin almost immediately. Visit www.addictionsuk.com to get started.
An understanding and supportive family can increase the likelihood of an addict’s recovery. If you’re caring for a family member who suffers from addiction we can help you guide them into treatment. For a confidential discussion contact us at www.addictionsuk.com.
Addiction Referral Agents in the UK: Our Policy
Take care when employing Referral Agents to select your own Addictions Treatment.
Here at Addictions UK, we’re happy to receive referrals from other agencies for our Home-based Addictions Treatment.
In this short but thought-provoking video Mark Abrami, an addictions therapist at Castle Craig rehab, describes the contrast between addiction and recovery. Abrami describes addiction as “about isolation, about loneliness, about a sense of ignorance and arrogance.” Abrami contemplates how “addiction creates unemployment and an inability to be responsible” but, once in recovery, a person [...]
Transitioning back to work after addiction treatment is a challenging and daunting process. You may feel like a completely different person. You may wonder how your co-workers will respond to you. You may feel isolated and alone.