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Welcome to the Altered Attitude Podcast, brought to you by Rehabs UK and hosted by our managing director, Lester Morse. In this episode, we delve into the compelling story of Jack, exploring his journey through addiction and recovery. From the early stages of drug use at a young age to the severe physical and emotional consequences of Ketamine addiction, Jack shares his unique perspective and experiences. We discuss the stereotypes surrounding addiction, the impact on personal relationships, and the critical need for empathy and understanding. Join us as we uncover the harsh realities and the path to healing, shedding light on the rising issue of Ketamine use among youth and the importance of research and support in overcoming addiction.

Welcome to another episode of the Altered Attitudes Podcast. Today we have a deeply moving story of transformation and resilience. In this episode, we dive into the remarkable journey of Ricky, a man who overcame a harrowing battle with heroin addiction and criminal behaviour to help found a new recovery centre, Harmony House in Lowestoft, Suffolk.

Ricky's story is a testament to the power of recovery and the human spirit's ability to heal and grow. Throughout our conversation, Ricky shares candid insights into the dark periods of his life, starting with how addiction robbed him of everything he held dear. He opens up about the trauma and dysfunction that fuelled his substance abuse, the destructive consequences that followed, and the relentless cycle of history repeating itself.

Ricky describes his transformative experience in residential rehab, where he began the long journey of becoming honest with himself and conscious of his actions. He highlights the importance of the 12 Steps programme and how helping others became a crucial part of his own recovery.

Ricky's dedication to transmitting recovery and creating a supportive environment for others culminated in the founding of Harmony House. This new adventure stands as a beacon of hope for those struggling with addiction, illustrating that recovery is possible.

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We delve into the complexities of homelessness, exploring the challenges surrounding housing for the homeless. We emphasise the importance of personal responsibility and empowerment in addressing this issue.

In this episode, we tackle America's drug crisis with a spotlight on the contrasting strategies of harm reduction and stricter drug laws. Watch the doc here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cW5tcKngfZc

Dive into a thought-provoking discussion on addiction treatment with Dr. Ike Nnene, a dedicated General Practitioner with a profound passion for aiding those battling addiction. In this latest episode of the Altered Attitudes Podcast, hosted by Lester Morse, we explore a holistic approach to tackling addiction, steering away from the reliance solely on medication.

We unravel the complexities of addiction treatment, delving into alternative methodologies that encompass more than just pharmaceutical interventions. Drawing from Dr. Nnene's wealth of experience at Rehabs UK, we can gain insight into strategies aimed at addressing the root causes of addiction.

Throughout the conversation, the focus shifts towards treatments for depression, and touching upon the links between antidepressants and addiction.

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In this compelling episode, we sit down with David Wilson, a remarkable chef and former client at Rehabs UK, who courageously battled alcoholism in London's restaurant scene. From grappling with anxiety to reaching rock bottom, David shares his journey of self-discovery and sobriety. Delve into the pivotal moments, including his time in rehab, the transformative power of the 12 Steps programme, and the challenges of resuming life as a chef in sobriety. Join us as David reflects on making amends, forgiveness, and navigating the trails of recovery. Discover the inspiring story of how he found a new calling at The Perfect Place to Grow, a cooperative empowering young people in the workforce. This episode is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the possibilities that unfold when we choose a path of recovery.

In this podcast, we kick off the journey by diving into the controversial topic of anonymity within Alcoholics Anonymous (AA).

If you enjoyed our conversation with Clare, we recommend also listening to our conversation with Luke Trainor https://youtu.be/1O8xLbzTbxY

If you enjoy this episode we recommend listening to our conversation with Luke Trainor, project manager of Europes first University Recovery Programme - https://youtu.be/1O8xLbzTbxY?si=Mrb1ACU-T_L1dLy