Johann Hari popularised the phrase, but the idea has deeper roots: addiction thrives in isolation, and recovery lives in connection.
Generation Z faces a substance landscape that is almost unrecognisable from even ten years ago. Novel psychoactive substances appear faster
Intelligence should be an advantage in recovery. After all, understanding the problem is the first step to solving it, and
Terminal uniqueness might be the most dangerous idea in addiction. It sounds like this: “I am not like those people.
Walk into most recovery meetings in Britain and mention ketamine, and you will likely be met with blank stares. The
Most recovery programmes ask you to understand your addiction through a single lens: disease, or moral failing, or chemical dependency,
When Bill Wilson wrote the Big Book in 1939, cocaine was a local anaesthetic, ketamine did not exist, and the
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