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At Cassiobury Court we treated thousands of clients each year for drug and alcohol addiction. Many of these clients are new to life ‘in recovery.’ Patients often enter their new abstinence existence following many years of drug and/or alcohol addiction. Patients frequently cite the first three months of their recovery for being most difficult. This […]

​ Following a massively popular ‘Dry January’ this year, more and more Brits are choosing to shun alcohol in favour of healthier and ultimately rewarding past times. Despite an increase in alcohol-related deaths in 2014, the figures for ‘problem drinking’ has undoubtedly fallen since 2005. Finding bliss in places other than at the bottom of […]

A ground-breaking report by researchers at Yale University and published in Drug and Alcohol Dependence reveals the increased dangers of drinking alcohol for people who suffer from HIV. HIV clients must adhere to a strict dose of daily medications for their very survival. This treatment is known as modern antiretroviral treatment (ART). ART suppresses HIV […]

​ A shocking new study claims 70 percent of alcohol consumed in England is purchased by ‘problem drinkers.’ The report, authored by Professor Nick Sheron at the University of Southampton, says these ‘problem drinkers’ are worth a staggering £23.7 billion to the alcohol industry. Sheron is also the founder of the Alcohol Health Alliance (AHA). […]

​GPs have revealed the drug ‘naltrexone’ is being prescribed to treat clients suffering from gambling addiction. The drug costs a massive £800 per month per client. GPs say they are using Naltrexone to tackle the UK’s rising betting problem. What is naltrexone? Naltrexone is better known for treating substance addiction, including addiction to drugs and […]