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Battling opioid addiction has long been an uphill struggle, but a groundbreaking solution, the NET Device, might just turn the tide. Serving as a beacon of hope for those trapped in the relentless cycle of opioid dependence, this device offers a non-invasive, non-pharmaceutical method to treat withdrawal symptoms. How this Device Functions: The NET Device (Neuro […]

A Scottish Christian charity is making a significant impact in addiction recovery with its groundbreaking rock climbing recovery programme. East Ayrshire Churches Homelessness Action (EACHa), based in Kilmarnock, has partnered with Above Adventure to create the New Heights initiative. This addiction recovery climbing initiative combines outdoor activities with community support to help individuals build resilience

A Scottish Christian charity is making a significant impact in addiction recovery with its groundbreaking rock climbing recovery programme. East Ayrshire Churches Homelessness Action (EACHa), based in Kilmarnock, has partnered with Above Adventure to create the New Heights initiative. This addiction recovery climbing initiative combines outdoor activities with community support to help individuals build resilience

This research, and arguably seminal, primer on the significance and effective overlap of prevention and addiction science reveals significant insights and resources in empowering demand reduction and primary prevention in community development. Recent evidence emphasises the crucial role of lived experience in prevention. An example again comes from the Well Communities’ approach, which utilises Behavioural

Addiction continues to be one of the most pervasive and destructive issues of our time. Affecting millions across the world, it represents a crisis that tears apart families, drains community resources, and undermines the foundation of society itself. With nearly 50 million Americans currently battling substance use disorders, addiction demands our full attention if we

Chronic pain is an enduring challenge for millions of people, often leading to reliance on prescription opioids. While these medications can provide temporary relief, they are associated with an alarming range of risks—including dependency and other harmful outcomes—especially when used over extended periods. A recent UK-based clinical trial highlights an innovative approach to breaking the

  Recovery from substance use and its associated challenges is no small feat. Red Rose Recovery (RRR), a unique non-profit organisation, has developed a powerful approach that prioritises community, understanding, and shared experiences. By working alongside those directly impacted by substance use and criminalisation, RRR fosters an atmosphere of trust, hope, and transformation. Lived Experience

Addiction is a complex and chronic condition marked by compulsive substance use, even in the face of harmful consequences. Most addiction research has focused on how the brain’s reward systems work, but there’s increasing evidence that difficulties in managing emotions are also really important. Negative emotional states, especially during withdrawal, drive repeated substance use and

Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) is a serious condition that affects millions of people across the globe. It doesn’t just impact the individual but has ripple effects on families, workplaces, and entire communities. This disorder is a significant public health challenge, accounting for over 5% of the global burden of disease, according to the World Health

Scientists are pioneering an experimental brain treatment using ultrasound waves to combat addiction and depression, with promising results emerging from early trials. This revolutionary method, developed at West Virginia University’s Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute, uses a £790,000 ($1 million) helmet and goggles to deliver targeted ultrasound pulses to specific areas of the brain tied to addictive