Can you help another person with Alcoholic Neuropathy? We are looking for a person in the UK who is in recovery from alcohol addiction, has experience of Alcoholic Neuropathy and is willing to share their Strength, Hope and Experience with a friend of Addictions UK. If you can help please e-mail us at info@addictionsuk.com with [...]
I’ve started to seriously consider the possibility that I have a drink problem. But what does that mean exactly? And what kind of treatment should I look for? The few people I’ve had the courage to talk to all have very different opinions on the nature of my problem and what I should do about [...]
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.
Simon Stephens from Addictions UK speaks on the subject of addiction and shoplifting, on BBC Three Counties.
Can shoplifting be an addiction, like drugs and alcohol?
Can someone have a pathological dependency towards shoplifting?
