Drug addiction is no longer - if indeed it ever has been - a
problem confined to tower blocks and prisons. With an estimated
250,000 problematic drug users in the UK in every section of
society, the UK has the highest levels of addiction and multi-drug
consumption and the second-highest rate of drug-related deaths in
Europe, according to a report on behalf of the UK Drug Policy
Commission. Whether it's a son, husband, daughter or mother, having
a problematic drug user in the family is disastrous. Family members
have to deal with questions they never dreamed they'd have to
answer. Should you continue to allow a drug user to live with you?
What should you do if he or she steals from you? What's the best
way to encourage him or her to seek treatment? Can you help him or
her 'detox' by yourself? What are the health risks to the addict
and his family? Why has he or she become addicted in the first
place? And, most importantly, what help is available to help your
family get through this? This book provides a simple,
non-ideological guide for people whose families are affected by
drug use.
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