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Cranstoun response to new synthetic opioids report

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Following the publication of the Local Preparedness for Synthetic Opioids in England report, Cranstoun has welcomed further recommendation and guidance for Combatting Drugs Partnerships,...

Lincolnshire police reach milestone in life-saving naloxone training

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Lincolnshire Recovery Partnership celebrated a significant achievement on Tuesday, marking the training of 250 Lincolnshire Police officers to administer naloxone, a life-saving medication that...

Participants needed for new LJMU research study on discrimination and wellbeing

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Liverpool John Moores University School of Psychology is leading on a study which explores experiences of discrimination faced by different groups of people, including...

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Home Office issues new synthetic opioid guidance

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New recommendations to help police, local authorities and public health organisations be better prepared to tackle the threat posed by synthetic opioids have been...

Record-breaking cocaine seizures ‘now the norm’ globally

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Record-breaking seizures of cocaine are now the norm across the world, according to analysis by the InSight Crime think tank – ‘yet these multi-ton...

People with co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders ‘suffering harm...

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People who have a co-occurring substance use disorder and another mental health disorder (CoSUM) are suffering harm and premature death after being excluded from...

From lived experience to leadership

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Even with the best intentions, harnessing lived experience can often mean asking people to ‘step into our world, speak our language’ says Jordon Field....

Moral support

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The area of moral injury and staff distress is seldom discussed within the fields of drugs and alcohol, homelessness, and mental health services. Moral...

The cuckoo’s nest

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Surrey is leading the way in supporting victims of ‘cuckooing’ through a specialist outreach service. Part of local charity Catalyst Support, the service has...

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A fair exchange

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My first real job opportunity felt like a battle against the system – but then something changed for me, says Stuart Lloyd. ‘Same shit, different...

Mother who nearly died of alcohol dependency volunteers at rehab clinic...

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A mother who nearly died of alcohol dependency last year is rebuilding her life by volunteering at the same Scottish rehabilitation clinic where she...

My son’s death turned me into a campaigner | Hilary’s Story

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Caring for someone who is dependent on drugs is one of the most exhausting, emotional and confusing experiences, it’s like living on a rollercoaster...

Rehab Spotlights

Abbeycare: tailoring recovery and support to each individual’s needs

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Overcoming dependence on alcohol or drugs usually requires finding professional help, particularly for people who have a longer-term relationship with substances or those who...

Turning Point: supporting you to make a positive change

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Turning Point has been providing residential detox and rehab for over 30 years. Using evidence-based therapies and peer support, we’ll support you to improve...

Making better choices with Choices Rehabs

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Choices' Treatment Loop offers clients the best chance of success. As we all know, things can happen whilst someone is progressing through their treatment at...