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Anthony Hopkins Celebrates 47 Years Sober

17th February 2023

Oscar-winning actor Sir Anthony Hopkins (CBE) has taken to social media to celebrate 47 years of sobriety. Speaking out for those struggling with alcoholism or any other addiction, his heartfelt and powerful message has reached over 1.5 million across Hopkin’s social platforms. As one of Britain’s most well-known actors on the screen and stage, Hopkins…

Airing Our Dirty Sheets: 8 Common Signs of Sexual Addiction

10th February 2023

Sex is a perfectly normal and healthy part of human nature. Indeed, an active libido can often be considered a positive sign of sound mental health. There is, however, a critical point where your sexual desires can overtake healthy levels and be classified as a behavioural addiction. Whilst most people enjoy a healthy, active sex…

Time to Talk Day: It’s Time to Change

2nd February 2023

Time to Talk Day is an annual event that takes place in the UK, this year on the 2nd of February, to raise awareness about mental health and encourage people to start conversations about mental health and wellbeing. The awareness day and associated event is an opportunity for people to talk openly and honestly about…

Record Alcohol Deaths From Pandemic Drinking: How to Overcome Addiction

27th January 2023

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on the way we live our lives. From lockdowns and social distancing measures to job losses and other stressors, the past few years have been a difficult and uncertain time for many people. Unfortunately, some have turned to alcohol as a coping mechanism, leading to a record…

The Relationship Between Seasonal Affective Disorder & Addiction

20th January 2023

Seasonal affective disorder, also known as SADs, is a type of depression that occurs during certain seasons, typically in the autumn and winter months. It is believed to be caused by a lack of sunlight, which can disrupt the body’s natural sleep-wake cycle and lead to feelings of sadness, fatigue, and decreased energy. SAD is…

The Post-Holiday Blues: Addiction & Blue Monday

13th January 2023

The time of year, when the highs of the holiday season have worn off, and the Christmas comedown sets in. We may begin to search elsewhere to find that holiday thrill. Synthetic highs, such as drugs and alcohol, begin to look like an easy replacement to restore that buzz. What Makes January So Tough? For…

New Year, New You: Overcoming Addiction in 2023

9th January 2023

As the new year approaches, many of us make resolutions to better ourselves in various ways. If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, the new year is a perfect time to make a change and take control of your life. We are now over one week into the New Year, with ‘Quitter’s…

Why Not Try Dry January? 

30th December 2022

As we approach the end of another year, we all start to look ahead towards the festive season and January. The question is…will you be considering Dry January?  Dry January originated in the UK as a public health campaign in 2013 and has since become a global phenomenon for Alcohol Change UK, the charity heading…

Navigating the Festive Season in Recovery

23rd December 2022

Alcohol consumption in the UK raises by 41% in December, making the festive season an extremely challenging time for many in addiction recovery. Excessive alcohol consumption is unfortunately embedded in UK culture, and all too often, especially during the festive season, many feel pressured to drink. This is not an ideal situation for those vulnerable…

The Connection Between Sleep and Addiction Recovery

16th December 2022

When looking after your mental and physical health, many people underestimate the importance of sleep. This is just as true when moving forward in your addiction recovery. These two issues are no doubt inextricably linked, with those who suffer from substance use disorders up to 10 times more likely to also struggle with a sleep…

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