Alcohol problems far worse than cannabis & cocaine says addiction expert
http://pr.cannazine.co.uk : An independent addiction specialist based in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire has warned of a growing drugs epidemic in and around the rural Cotswolds, and for once, cannabis, normally at the forefront of any negative press announcements concerning illicit drugs, doesn't even get a mention, as the UK's primary social issue, that of alcohol abuse, once again makes the headlines.
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Drugs councillor Mike Delaney says he is treating rising numbers of addicts in the market town.
The post Christmas period is traditionally a busy time for drugs rehabilitation services and this year is no different.
According to Mr Delaney, “Alcohol is the most common addiction and the most socially accepted but it leads to a huge amount of crime, including domestic violence. All things considered, it’s the worst drug of all and is prevalent across the county.
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“But there’s also a huge cocaine problem in Cheltenham and it’s on the rise," he continued.
“It’s not perceived as a problem as it does not affect the financial status of the user, but it causes mental deterioration.”
Delaney treats them through a personalised therapy plan. He uses a range of therapies including one-to-one work, group sessions and Equine Assisted Psychotherapy.
Sessions can last from six weeks but are ongoing for some.
Despite a high success rate, Mr Delaney says he is experiencing a year time high with dozens requesting therapy and has warned of the damage it can do to the victim.
Anyone who is concerned about their own, or a family or friend’s drug or alcohol use, can call GDAS for information on 01242 584881
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