Often referred to as a “horse tranquiliser, “Ketamine was originally intended for use as a veterinary anaesthetic and is currently used in human and veterinary procedures. But due to its psychoactive and stimulant properties, Ketamine has become an increasingly popular street drug and is known as K, Ket, Special K, Vitamin K, Green K, Super C, and Kit Kat.

Adopting a sober lifestyle is an admirable and life-changing decision. For those looking for a path to recovery from addiction, embracing sobriety opens the door to a whole world of benefits; these aren’t just physical and financial benefits, but social and self-fulfilment ones too.

Adopting a sober lifestyle is an admirable and life-changing decision. For those looking for a path to recovery from addiction, embracing sobriety opens the door to a whole world of benefits; these aren’t just physical and financial benefits, but social and self-fulfilment ones too.

Adopting a sober lifestyle is an admirable and life-changing decision. For those looking for a path to recovery from addiction, embracing sobriety opens the door to a whole world of benefits; these aren’t just physical and financial benefits, but social and self-fulfilment ones too.

Often referred to as a “horse tranquiliser, “Ketamine was originally intended for use as a veterinary anaesthetic and is currently used in human and veterinary procedures. But due to its psychoactive and stimulant properties, Ketamine has become an increasingly popular street drug and is known as K, Ket, Special K, Vitamin K, Green K, Super C, and Kit Kat.

Understanding the Difference Between Medically Monitored and Medically Managed Detoxification in Inpatient Settings Introduction: When it comes to addressing substance misuse disorders, the approach to detoxification plays a crucial role in setting the foundation for a successful recovery journey. In the United Kingdom, the Care Quality Commission (CQC) has outlined specific guidelines differentiating between two primary models of detoxification in inpatient

“Trauma is not what happens to you, it’s what happens inside you as a result of what happened to you. Trauma is that scarring that makes you less flexible, more rigid, less feeling and more defended. Gabor Mate. Trauma and treatment for trauma are big business these days. There are a lot of quick ‘check