Asking for help can be a challenging process. We know that we need help but the words don’t always come easily. By the time we’ve gathered the courage to ask for help, the situation is most likely to have reached a critical point. This video takes you through the process of how to communicate that you need help, that life has become unmanageable and you cannot go on alone.
When it comes to addiction in the workplace, prevention is better than cure. Prevention and early detection and getting the individual the help that they need before it’s too late can save businesses a lot of time, money and productivity. What companies don’t understand about addiction is that by the time it starts becoming a problem…
Loramet is the trade name given to Lormetazepam which is a benzodiazepine prescription. Loramet is also sold under the names Dormagen and Noctamid in South Africa as a prescribed medication often used to help for many insomnia, muscle relaxant related conditions. Facts on insomnia, muscle relaxant medications Loramet is prescribed as a schedule 5 controlled…
A 28-day rehab stay often interrupts a crisis but rarely fixes addiction. Habits, triggers, and relationships persist, making lasting change difficult after.
Rohypnol is the commercial name for Flunitrazepam which is classified as a benzodiazepine class medication. Rohypnol is also sold under the names Hypnodorm, Hypnor and Insom in South Africa as a prescription medication used for many insomnia, anaesthetic related symptoms. It has been used as a date rape drug, and it goes by a number…
The exploration of psychedelic drugs as therapeutic tools marks a significant shift in the landscape of mental health treatment. These substances, long associated with cultural and recreational contexts, are now emerging as potential agents of profound psychological change. This evolution in perception and application of psychedelics, including psilocybin, LSD, and MDMA, reflects a growing recognition…
At some level, we all know how to be healthy, yet for some inexplicable reason, many of us gravitate into routines even where we know they are not valuable in sustaining wellbeing. So what causes this automatic wellbeing avoidance and denial witch frames the lives of addictions, obesity, work, exercise, malnutrition, depression, stress and other…