Posted by Mike Delaney
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24 Nov 2025
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Feeling sad? Have a drink. Celebrating something? Have a drink. Football on? Have a drink. Alcohol is so engrained in our culture in the UK it’s almost impossible to escape it.
Good nutrition is the foundation of health and wellbeing. It’s how your body grows, functions and repairs itself. That’s why a holistic diet is so important during recovery.
Health tourism is on the rise in the United Kingdom. According to the latest data by the Office for National Statistics, over half a million (523,000) people flew from the UK abroad for medical reasons in 2024 – which is more than double the number reported in 2021.
We believe that the quality of care we offer our guests at Delamere begins with the well-being of our team and their connection with one another.
A study by King’s College London revealed that deaths related to ketamine have increased twentyfold since 2015, with a concerning rise in cases involving polydrug use.
Boundaries are those invisible lines we draw in the sand. They show our loved ones the respect we hold for ourselves and behaviours we will and won’t tolerate.
Last year, the NHS prescribed 67 million dependency-forming medicines to an estimated 7 million patients in the UK. The majority were women aged 60-64 living in deprived areas and prescription painkillers topped the list¹.
For those unfamiliar, a KTP – partly funded by Innovate UK – is a UK-wide programme that connects businesses with academia, and facilitates a collaborative project aimed at addressing a strategic challenge.
Have you ever considered trying meditation in recovery? Thanks to wellness apps like Calm, Headspace and the Mindfulness App, along with celebrity endorsers, meditation is becoming more popular and accessible than ever.
Living with or around someone addicted to alcohol or drugs is tough. While you long for the person you loved to return, you suffer the worst kind of betrayal. Lies and deceit. These are the traits that seep into your relationship and breed longstanding mistrust.
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