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20 Mar 2025
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The link between neurodiverse conditions and addiction is a subject of much focus at the moment, and an increasing amount of research is being published to help us better understand this correlation each year.
Imagine trying to navigate life’s day-to-day activities on minimal sleep – everything from focusing on work tasks to maintaining healthy relationships with friends and family.
There has been a growing level of awareness and education about eating disorders in recent years. This is an issue that impacts tens of millions of people worldwide, and around 1.25 million people in the UK.
The UK is facing a growing loneliness crisis. According to a recent report in the Office for National Statistics, more than half (51%) of the population currently experience loneliness.
One in four people in the UK will experience a mental health problem in any given year, according to a study by charity Rethink.
At the beginning of this year, reality TV star Adam Collard opened up about his painkiller addiction.
In recent years, the conversation around alcohol consumption in the UK has intensified.
We’re delighted to introduce Chris Lomas, Delamere’s Head of Therapy and Programme. Chris oversees the development, evolution, and delivery of The Delamere programme to ensure the highest standards of safety, quality, and outcomes for guests. In today’s Q&A we speak with Chris about his background in therapy and his remit here at Delamere.
Last month (Wednesday 18th December), I was invited to ITV Studios in MediaCity to speak about the concerning rise in ketamine addiction, particularly among young people in Manchester, for ITV Granada Reports’ fourth and final item on this growing issue.
Relapse can be a challenging and emotional experience, not only for the individual who is struggling with addiction – so how can you help?
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