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Blog: Why the War on Drugs is Failing

Blog

10 Mar 2016

Sunny Dhadley

Sunny Dhadley FRSA explores why the war on drugs is failing, partly in light of a recent conference, ‘Drug Policy, Diplomacy and Global Public Health’.
From Whole Person to Whole Community - the future of recovery

Blog

21 Dec 2015

Susie Pascoe

Recovery in terms of ‘health’ care, rather than ‘sick’ care, and a long term focus on wellbeing, instead of simply treating the symptoms, is at the core of our latest report.
Combating loneliness and connecting communities - do we need a social movement for health?

Blog

30 Nov 2015

Rowan Conway

Loneliness in the UK is at epidemic proportions, so is it now time to rethink what we as communities can do about it?
Blog: Let's get down and talk dirty

Blog

15 Sep 2015

Steve Bodycomb

How language can to used to help or hinder a person's recovery journey from substance and alcohol misuse
Blog: The language of Pain

Blog

04 Aug 2015

Steve Bodycomb

How language and art can be used to help diagnosis and treatment of medical conditions
Let’s be Frank about Zammo

Blog

30 Apr 2015

Mark Newman

Mark Newman discusses drugs education in schools.
Would you know a Recovery Champion if you saw one?

Blog

28 Jun 2011

I had a strange thought on the train today – what if Recovery Champions were like the popstars we all want to be (don’t we?!) and the journey to getting to that position was as easy as winning X-factor...