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Author: John

Author 'John
Trained in addictionology in the Johnson Model, and specializing in substance abuse for individual and couple counselling. John's personal experience has given him a wealth of insights, which he integrates into practice. His extensive training has allowed him to gain expertise in individual and group counselling, concurrent disorders, case management, executing treatment plans and relapse prevention. He started this free helpline as a result of a life change and to help others get sober and live a life free from drugs and alcohol. John covers a variety of topics relating to addiction and recovery in his articles.

Articles from John

Men and Drugs – When Do Addiction Problems Start?

Male drug use They say men find it hard to talk about their feelings and admit they have problems. This may be one of the reasons why a greater proportion of men than women not only use drugs but fall...

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London – The Chemsex Capital Of Europe

The Chemsex scene According to information collated by The Global Drugs Survey, London has recently been hailed as the ‘chemsex capital’ of Europe. The report further found that young Brits are most likely to engage in chemsex in London out...

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Alcohol Use in the Military

Military alcohol use People who choose to join the military often do so with their eyes wide open, knowing the risks and dangers associated with it. They will be the ones putting their lives on the line should a crisis...

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Alcohol: The Leading Drug of Choice

Alcohol; the legal drug There is a lot of media focus on opiates and the opioid epidemic that is ruining many lives right now. This does take the focus off what still is, and has been for a long time,...

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The Link Between Alcohol And Depression

The relation between alcohol and depression Have you ever talked about ‘drowning your sorrows’ or getting some ‘Dutch courage? If so, you might be on the wrong path. The idea that alcohol can soothe depression or solve anxiety goes against...

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Why Are So Many Men In The UK Committing Suicide?

Why male are more likely to commit suicide Male suicides across the world have hit alarming levels. We only hear about the celebrity suicides from media sources which do not take into account the numerous other individuals who have tragically...

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What is LSD?

Acid; Lysergic Acid Diethylamide Thousands of people worldwide find themselves taking LSD. It’s become a problem whether they are taking it for religious or recreational purposes. For users, it’s all about experiencing a trip that you wouldn’t experience when sober....

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What Is A Legal High?

Legal highs explained It’s no secret that most people like to seek thrills. Over 34% of adults in the UK have taken illegal drugs at some point in their lives. The above statistic is just regarding illegal drugs as well. When you...

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What is Heroin?

Heroin; How’s It Made and What’s It Made Of Heroin is probably the most infamous drug in the world. It is refined from morphine which itself is extracted from the opium poppy. First synthesised in 1874 described as a euphoric...

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What is Crack?

The Difference Between Crack and Cocaine Crack cocaine is a form of cocaine that can be smoked instead of snorted. Crack is the strongest form of cocaine available and also the most addictive. Crack is the solid form of cocaine,...

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Advice Services

Addiction Advice If you are looking for alcohol addiction advice, then you should know that there is help out there for you to turn to. Addiction is a pattern of behaviour that causes significant disruption and difficulty in your life,...

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Thiamine Deficiency

Understanding Thiamine Deficiency Chronic alcohol consumption or alcoholism can lead to thiamine deficiency which can carry severe physical consequences if left untreated. Thiamine (Vitamin B1) plays an essential role in converting food into energy and also affects how your metabolism...

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