Alcohol Abuse – How Does It Affect Tolerance, Asks the Linwood Group?
London, UK (PRWEB) September 17, 2008
Linwood Group research into alcohol abuse shows that an alarming number of people who think ” I’ve had a few drinks, but I don’t feel drunk – so my drinking habits must be safe” are actually deluding themsleves.
Nothing could be further from the truth, says Sue Allchurch, research director at Linwood Group. “Needing a lot of alcohol to get drunk suggests that you are already… Continue reading
Linwood Manor Finds That OAP’s Are Hitting the Bottle in Retirement
London (PRWEB) March 18, 2008
Recent research by Linwood Manor suggests that It’s not just young people feeling the effects of alcohol abuse but the older generation as well.
The UK youth culture of binge-drinking is rarely out of the headlines these days. However, a worrying trend of alcohol abuse within the older generation has been noticed by specialists at the Linwood Group, one of the UK’s leading providers of alcohol addiction… Continue reading
Linwood Group Research Reveals That Alcohol Deaths Near 1 Million but Disease Itself Is Ignored
London, UK (PRWEB) July 27, 2008
A government report released yesterday reveals more than 800,000 people are admitted to hospital each year with alcohol-related illnesses and injuries. Leading alcohol treatment group, the Linwood Group, are not surprised by the figure given that one in 13 adults in the UK can be classified as alcoholic. Despite mounting evidence, the Government still ignores the extent of the problem through providing treatment for the disease itself.
Linwood Manor Reveals the 6 Most Effective Ways to Help an Alcoholic Family Member
London, UK (PRWEB) April 24, 2008
Living with an alcoholic may be one of the most frightening and isolating problems that their family members ever have to deal with.
They may feel their problems are overshadowed by those of the alcoholic – but, due to economic hardship, disruption of domestic routine and emotional and physical abuse, the family’s suffering may be just acute, if not worse, than that experienced by the problem… Continue reading
Linwood Group Research Suggests 3 Questions Everyone Should Ask When Choosing an Alcoholic Residential Centre
London, UK (PRWEB) June 17, 2009
Linwood Group announce that there is no doubt that a stay in an alcoholic residential centre can make a major difference in getting someone who is struggling with drink on the road to recovery. Having treatment in a residential rehab centre offers the chance to address the issue in privacy, away from temptation and in the care of professionals trained in providing counselling, therapy and support.