Posted by Dr Catherine Carney
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11 Oct 2025
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Attempting to detox from alcohol without medical supervision can be as dangerous as excessive drinking itself.
In September, we opened the doors of Delamere once again to welcome our former guests back and celebrate recovery on our favourite day of the year.
This month, new research by the University of Bristol revealed that young people struggling with gambling addiction are four times more at risk of attempting suicide.
A recent study from King’s College London and the University of Bath has highlighted a serious concern: cannabis use, particularly from a young age, increases the risk of paranoia and poor mental health outcomes.
For many of us shopping is harmless fun; a treat at the weekend, a new outfit for a birthday, or a little indulgence.
Talking therapy has been under the spotlight recently.
Last month, we announced a new partnership with Manchester Metropolitan University to embark on a groundbreaking study to measure outcomes in relation to the long-term effectiveness of addiction rehab treatment.
UK employees lose an average of 44 productive days each year by working while unwell, contributing to £25 billion in hidden productivity losses for businesses, a study by the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) found.
A recent study conducted by pharmaceutical company, STADA, found that weekly consumption of alcohol in the UK is higher than any other European country.
The Sunday Times reported that students will spend 25 years of their lives on their smartphones if current screen time habits continue.
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