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Author: Fiona Kennedy

Author 'Fiona Kennedy
Fiona Kennedy is an editor and content manager who earned her Master of Arts degree from the University of Edinburgh, followed by completing the CELTA Cambridge teaching course in English. She has worked as an editor, writer and personal coach. Coming from a family deeply involved in the rehabilitation and support of those suffering from addiction, she is passionate about helping people to understand and take control of their dependences. Fiona’s other passions include travelling and taking part in community projects.

Articles from Fiona Kennedy

Rehab for Addiction: Effective Alcohol Recovery

What is Rehab for Addiction? Rehab offers relief and safety for people who struggle with addiction to drugs and alcohol. A rehab is usually a residential care facility where you can detox and receive therapy in a drug and alcohol-free...

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Drug Rehab Treatment

Most people have heard of drug rehab. Take a closer look at what happens in drug rehab, how it works, what makes it effective and how to find help. Ask someone what it involves, and they’ll likely say it’s a...

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Rehab Centres

What is a rehab centre? There are still many misconceptions about what a drug or alcohol rehab centre actually is and how to choose the right place for you. Some people picture cold, clinical environments, almost like institutions or prisons....

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How to find rehab near me?

Finding a rehab near you Choosing the right rehab centre can feel overwhelming, especially if you’ve started searching phrases like “rehab near me” or “alcohol rehab near me” and been flooded with options. But this decision is too important to...

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The Dangers of Vaping: Lessons from Paul Danan’s Addiction

With the tragic death of TV star Paul Danan, we are left to ask: how safe is vaping, and whether it could be even more addictive than cigarettes? Paul Danan’s death at only 46 has been met with great sadness...

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Losing the Yuck Factor: why cocaine users see disgusting differently

Blood, faeces, rotten food and disease, there are lots of things people find disgusting, and it does vary from person to person. Disgust is good for us and at the heart of that revulsion is survival.  Our brains show disgust...

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The Alarming Rise of Drug Deaths Scotland: Men at Higher Risk

Could poverty and loneliness be driving Scotland’s men to drug deaths? The latest report from the national records of Scotland delivered the shocking news that drug deaths in Scotland are on the rise again in 2023.  This has been unwelcome...

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Discover the Power of Dialectical Behavioural Therapy for Well-being

Dialectical behavioural therapy (DBT) is a crucial treatment approach for various mental health issues, offering a comprehensive structure with four key components in its methodology. Mindfulness: learning to be present and non-judgemental with experience. Distress Tolerance: develop skills to handle...

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Is Drinking Non Alcoholic Beer Harmful to Your Liver?

The Rise of Non-Alcoholic Beer The popularity of non-alcoholic beer in the UK can be linked to the growing trend towards healthier lifestyles. But is non alcoholic beer as healthy for your liver as many believe? Many people are turning...

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How to Deal With an Angry Drunk Spouse and Seek Professional Help

How to Deal with an Angry, Drunk Spouse Understanding how to deal with an angry drunk spouse can be challenging and emotionally exhausting, especially when they struggle with alcoholism. It’s crucial to recognise that alcoholism is an illness, not a...

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Macaulay Culkin Drug Addiction: The Fight Against Media Scrutiny

The topic of Macaulay Culkin drug addiction has often been discussed due to his life filled with ups and downs, both in and out of the public eye. Despite his efforts to avoid attention-grabbing headlines, the actor has faced several...

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