After a drink, this is how long can you expect the alcohol to stay in your blood, urine and other areas of the body.
If you've taken cocaine, this is how long it might stay in your blood, urine, saliva and more.
Learn about the differences between inpatient and outpatient treatment, and what's best for you.
Exploring the relationship between cocaine and depression: understanding the impact and seeking solutions.
Exploring the link between cocaine and anxiety: understanding the impact and finding support.
Discover how the brain is affected by alcohol abuse and how quickly it can repair itself after an alcohol detox.
Alcohol shakes, also known as 'alcohol tremors' are a sign of alcohol withdrawal, where the part of your brain controlling your muscles reacts to the alcohol leaving your body.
Exploring the impact of cocaine on sleep: from coping with the cocaine comedown to managing insomnia.
Priory is excited to launch Perspectives, a new series of panel discussions on the biggest topics in mental health and addictions.
Here, we explore benzodiazepine overdose, including the signs to look out for and what to do in this situation.
Exploring internal and external alcohol triggers, and how to recognise and manage them.
Outlining the four phases of alcohol addiction, including the key signs and potential effects of each stage.
Contact us using the details below and we can help you.
