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Updated: 2013-01-31 09:24:17
Researchers have claimed that teenagers with emotional and behavioural problems could be stopped from binge drinking if they undergo mental health therapy. According to charity Action on Addiction, around six in every 10 11-15-year-olds in England say they drink, while around 5,000 teenagers are admitted to UK hospitals for alcohol-related problems every year. Scientists from read more »
Lesbians, bisexuals and gay men have fewer depressive symptoms and lower levels of physical stress than heterosexual people, researchers from the University of Montreal have claimed. Robert-Paul Juster and his team were surprised by the results, given the social implications of being homosexual in a society that, in many places, does not openly tolerate same-sex read more »
In 1971, Richard Nixon declared war on the drug problem in the United States. The goal was to cut the supply of drugs coming into the country by increasing federal policing efforts and thus significantly decrease the rate of drug addiction in the US. Clearly, it hasn’t been a success. Continue reading →The post The War on Drugs: Did We Win or Lose? appeared first on Orchid Recovery Center.
A recent report has suggested that debt and irresponsible lending by the government is fueling a rise in depression in Britain. Continuous intimidation from debt collectors and irresponsible lending is leading to a rise in depression and suicide according to a report published by the University of Brighton. The report entitled ‘Responsible individuals and irresponsible read more »
The One Billion Rising campaign looks to bring women of all cultures and backgrounds together to put an end to violence against women. The recent gang rape in Delhi has caught the media’s attention and highlighted the ongoing issue of violence against women. Support to end this violence has gone global, and it appears the read more »
DRUG REHAB – USA Ryan Leaf prison sentence continued after drug rehab eviction – Examiner.com Ryan Leaf is headed back to prison after getting kicked out of a drug rehab center. Leaf has been in and out of jail, with his biggest crime coming when he began to break into people’s homes to steal their [...]
Giving self-help books to patients battling depression could speed up recovery and save money for the NHS, a new study has found. The study, published in journal Plos One, involved over 200 patients who had been diagnosed with depression by their GP. Over half of the participants were on antidepressant drugs. Randomly chosen individuals were read more »
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In fact, many alcoholics in recovery report that one of the most difficult parts of early recovery was trying to figure out a way to fill the day without alcohol. Many respond to this challenge by choosing a new, healthy activity to obsess over. For some, the perfect solution is running. Why? Continue reading →The post Recovery Tip: Replace Drinking with Running appeared first on Orchid Recovery Center.
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This weekend London will host Stereo-Hype, a festival celebrating the strengths and achievements of African and Caribbean people who suffer from mental health problems. Stereo-Hype 2013 is free and open to everyone. It will be held between Friday 25 and Saturday 26 January at Stratford Circus, London. A programme of music, film, comedy, drama, art read more »
We’re nearing the end of the NFL playoffs – a time in the thick of winter when football fans cheer their favorite team onto the greatest victory. But upsets and unexpected losses can have a genuinely negative impact on fans … Continue reading →
Morning all, If you haven’t heard already, today is Blue Monday, the day of the year when we feel at our collective lowest. But what is it about today that makes it so depressing? According to an equation created by Cardiff University just before the recession hit, the third Monday in January is said to read more »
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt believes doctors are denying dementia patients treatment and are refusing to carry out diagnostic tests for the disease, due to there being no effective cures available. Mr. Hunt has recently said that Britain should be “ashamed” that so many have been denied treatment that could have staved off the condition for read more »
When Julie Queler founded The Orchid in 2004, she wanted to reach out to women of all walks of life, helping them to understand why addictions are so very dangerous and providing them with the tools they could use to … Continue reading →The post Touring India With The Orchid appeared first on Orchid Recovery Center.
Recent research has caused psychologists to challenge the view that Autism is an incurable condition. There are thought to be an estimated 600,000 people in Britain affected by autism. The condition results in problems reading social situations and can cause the sufferer to respond inappropriately to social cues. For many, these issues can lead to read more »
A property dealer from West Wales was arrested and sentenced to five years in prison after he was caught with what was described as a “massive amount” of cocaine. The successful businessman even had an obvious nose deformity caused by his abuse and use of cocaine – clearly, it was a longstanding problem with plenty [...]
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DRUG / ALCOHOL REHAB – USA Stuart Schweigert wants to help Charles Rogers after drug, alcohol rehab – Michigan Live A local judge and the National Football League Players Association aren’t the only ones seeking to help Charles Rogers, the former Saginaw High School star athlete and former Detroit Lions wide receiver who is in [...]
There’s a version of naloxone called (+)-naloxone that researchers think may be effective in the treatment of prescription drug addiction – not as a treatment for active addicts but as a way to prevent the development of addiction in the first place. Billed as the first addiction-proof painkiller, it may be the first time that [...]
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Synthetic drugs of all kinds – usually sold under the name of K2, spice, or bath salts – were all over the media last year. With all the hype and myths and new laws surrounding synthetic substances, will we be seeing much of them in 2013? Continue reading →The post Are Synthetic Drugs Over? appeared first on Orchid Recovery Center.
DRUG REHAB – USA UFC commentator Mike Goldberg responds to drug rehab rumors – MMAmania.com Mike Goldberg has broken his silence, responding to drug rehab rumors, revealing he is dealing with a “complicated health issue.” PRESCRIPTION DRUGS – USA $1.3 Million Drug Court Program Looks to Help Prescription Drug Abusers – Patch.com A statewide, prescription [...]
This video has been making the rounds online, and it’s easy to see why. Bath salts have become a problem among sailors – 11 men from one ship were discharged last year from using the synthetic drug Spice. In response … Continue reading →
New year, fresh start. How are you going to mark the new calendar year? Many often use this time to “negotiate” their use of substances. Continue reading →The post 5 Tips to Stay Sober in 2013 appeared first on Orchid Recovery Center.
A report issued by the National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) in Britain estimates that more than a million people in the country, roughly 1 to 2 percent of the population, may be suffering from chronic headaches due to long-term dependence on painkillers. The findings are counterintuitive to most who pop a painkiller [...]