Glossary of Terms

Addiction Types

• Alcohol Addiction: A chronic disease characterized by uncontrolled drinking and preoccupation with alcohol.

• Drug Addiction: Dependence on substances such as cocaine, heroin, or prescription medications, leading to harmful consequences.

• Prescription Drug Addiction: Misuse of prescribed medications like benzodiazepines, opioids, or pregabalin, resulting in dependency.

• Sleeping Pill Addiction: Dependence on sedative-hypnotic medications, often leading to tolerance and withdrawal symptoms.

• Behavioural Addictions: Compulsive engagement in non-substance-related behaviors (e.g., gambling) despite adverse consequences.

Detox Programmes

• Alcohol Detox: The process of eliminating alcohol from the body, often accompanied by withdrawal symptoms.

• Alcohol Detox at Home: A supervised detoxification process conducted in a home setting, suitable for individuals with mild to moderate dependence.

• Drug Detox: Medical intervention to safely manage withdrawal symptoms associated with drug cessation.

• Prescription Drug Detox: Structured withdrawal from prescribed medications under medical supervision.

• Sleeping Pill Detox: The gradual reduction and elimination of sleeping pills to mitigate withdrawal effects.

Rehab Treatments

• Alcohol Rehab: Comprehensive treatment programs for individuals struggling with alcohol dependence.

• Drug Rehab: Therapeutic interventions aimed at helping individuals overcome drug addiction.

• Prescription Drug Rehab: Specialized programs focusing on recovery from prescription medication misuse.

• Sleeping Pill Rehab: Treatment plans designed to assist individuals in overcoming sleeping pill dependency.

• Online Rehab: Virtual rehabilitation services providing remote support and therapy sessions.

• Rehab Costs: Information regarding the financial aspects of various rehabilitation programs.

Further Rehab Information

• Does Rehab Work?: Insights into the effectiveness of rehabilitation programs in achieving long-term recovery.

• I Can’t Afford To Go To Rehab: Resources and options available for individuals facing financial barriers to treatment.

• Inpatient vs Outpatient Rehab: Comparison between residential (inpatient) and non-residential (outpatient) treatment settings.

• 7 Day Addiction Treatment: Short-term intensive programs designed to initiate the recovery process.

• 14 Day Addiction Treatment: Two-week structured treatment plans offering a balance between intensity and duration.

• 28 Day Addiction Treatment: Comprehensive month-long programs focusing on detoxification and therapy.

• What To Expect in Rehab: Overview of daily routines, therapies, and support systems within rehabilitation centers.

• How Long Does Rehab Take?: Discussion on varying durations of treatment based on individual needs.

• Private Residential Rehab Clinics: Facilities offering personalized care in a private, residential setting.

• How To Choose A Rehab Centre: Guidelines for selecting appropriate rehabilitation services.

• What Happens In Rehab?: Detailed explanation of the rehabilitation process, including therapies and activities.

• Luxury Drug and Alcohol Rehab: High-end rehabilitation centers providing premium amenities alongside treatment.

Helping Others

• Help For My Husband/Wife/Friend/Son/Daughter/Work Colleague/Myself: Tailored advice and support resources for assisting loved ones or oneself in seeking treatment.

Additional Resources

• Alcohol & Alcoholism: Educational content on the nature of alcohol use disorders and their impact.

• Alcohol Withdrawal Symptoms: Information on physical and psychological symptoms experienced during alcohol cessation.

• Stop Drinking Alcohol: Strategies and support mechanisms for individuals aiming to quit alcohol consumption.

• Alcohol Units Guide: A reference for understanding and measuring alcohol intake in units.

• Counselling for Alcohol Addiction: What to Expect: An outline of therapeutic approaches and what individuals can anticipate during counseling sessions.

• Drug Withdrawal Symptoms: Descriptions of common withdrawal experiences associated with various substances.

• Sober Living Housing: Transitional living environments supporting individuals in maintaining sobriety post-rehabilitation.

• Rehab for the Disabled: Specialized rehabilitation programs accommodating the needs of individuals with disabilities.