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Seeking Help for Addiction in Catford
No matter where you live in the UK, we can find a solution to help you recover from drug or alcohol addiction. Here at Cassiobury Court, we have numerous rehab centres around the country to support those who need it most. If you’re living in Catford, your closest rehab centre is in London, a registered CQC drug rehab and alcohol rehab clinic. Since opening in 2011, our London drug and alcohol rehab centre has delivered addiction treatment to over 3,000 people with an abundance of success stories.
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Is Tramadol Addictive? Risks, Signs and What to Know
Tramadol can be very addictive, especially when it’s used for long periods or outside of medical guidance. It is a commonly prescribed medication for pain relief. In the UK, between October and December 2025, 9.78 million opioids, including tramadol, were prescribed. It is effective at what it does, and many people use it safely under […]
Are Dopamine Agonists Addictive?
Advances in science have meant that people can access a wider range of medication than ever before. Even prescription medication that can help us carries dangers, though. There is now more awareness around certain medications, such as opioid painkillers and benzodiazepines. Another type of medication causing concerns around side effects and addiction risks is dopamine […]
5 Dangerous Effects of Ketamine You Need to Know
Ketamine is a dissociative anaesthetic that also has some hallucinogenic effects. It has legitimate medical and veterinary uses, but is also commonly used as a recreational or ‘party’ drug. According to official statistics, the illegal use of ketamine has risen rapidly in the UK. An estimated 160,000 16-59 year olds (or 0.5% of the population) […]