How to Support a Loved One in Rehab Over Christmas

Published 11 December 2025, in
  • Blog

Knowing how to support a loved one in rehab over Christmas can be emotionally challenging. You might feel torn between wanting to keep the festive traditions alive and experiencing a mix of sadness and worry. Although it may feel like an unusual time in life, spending Christmas in rehab can be one of the most

Rehab Abroad: 9 Countries To Consider & Why International Rehab Is A Good Idea

Published 27 November 2025, in
  • Private Drug and Alcohol Rehab

There are many ways to judge the best countries for rehab and addiction treatments. Some people look more to the types of treatments and practice they can expect, while others are more interested by amenities and facilities. To help, we’ve split our list of the best rehabs abroad into sections: – Those focused on high-quality

Is Ketamine Bad for Your Liver?

Published 19 November 2025, in
  • Drug

Street ketamine is increasingly being used as a recreational drug. Earlier this year, the government announced it was seeking expert advice on reclassifying ketamine to become a Class A substance, due to concerns about its potential risks and record levels of use. In the previous year, an estimated 299,000 people aged 16 to 59 had

Does Alcohol Raise Blood Pressure?

Published 31 October 2025, in
  • Alcohol

Drinking alcohol is very common in the UK. The most recent results from the Health Survey for England found that more than four-fifths of adults reported drinking alcohol over the previous 12 months. Drinking is often seen as harmless fun and part of the culture. For many people who drink moderately, the risks are minimal.