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How Bad Is Cocaine for You?
Powder cocaine is the second most commonly used illegal drug in the UK, after cannabis. There is a common perception that cocaine is a ‘high-functioning’ or relatively harmless drug and it is more socially acceptable than other substances in some circles. In reality, cocaine can affect almost every major system in the body, even in
Cocaine-Induced Psychosis: Signs, Risks and Support
According to the most recent data that’s available, 2.1% of all 16 to 59 year olds in the UK used cocaine within the space of a year. That might sound like a small percentage, but it’s actually 810,000 people. Casual and serious cocaine use has grown. And although most people are aware of how dangerous
Why Is Social Media Addictive?
Our phones have become an extension of ourselves. For many, the first thing we do when waking up and the last thing we do before going to sleep is check our feeds. And, we’ve likely all been guilty of sitting down for five minutes, only to look up after an hour of doom scrolling, wondering
PTSD and Addiction: Understanding the Connection
Addiction is a persistent problem in today’s society. In England alone, 20% of people drink more than the recommended weekly amount, and around 680,000 people are reported to be frequent drug users. People misuse drugs and alcohol for numerous reasons, one of the major factors being to self-medicate to deal with bad situations and feelings.
