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January 2nd, 2025
Spice rehab
Synthetic drugs have gained notoriety in recent years, and among them, Spice has emerged as one of the most deadly. Nicknamed “the zombie drug” by tabloids, Spice has been responsible for 165 deaths since 2012, and the need for effective treatment has risen as a result. Oasis Runcorn offers a comprehensive Spice rehab programme that can help you quit this potent drug and get your life back on track.
Spice rehab: the core principles
Recovering from Spice requires a well-rounded approach that addresses not only the physical aspects of drug addiction but also mental and spiritual healing. Oasis Runcorn centres on these core principles in our Spice rehab programme, with our strategy focused on compassionate care.
Physical healing
Spice is infamous for its powerful and unpredictable effects on the body. The synthetic chemicals responsible for inducing the drug’s effects can quickly alter neurotransmitter levels in the brain, leading to physical reliance. Spice detox is the first stage of recovery and is where we break this cycle. During this initial phase, our experienced team will help you to manage any withdrawal symptoms and ensure your complete safety.
Mental healing
Spice addiction can have a profound impact on your mental health, with co-occurring mental health disorders a common occurrence in those suffering. These issues can be the cause of Spice abuse as you may use the drug to try and self-medicate but using Spice can also exacerbate mental health symptoms, making the problem much worse. It is therefore imperative to focus on your mental well-being, both during rehab treatment and after.
Spiritual healing
Spice often leaves you feeling disconnected from yourself and the world around you. Our Spice rehab programme recognises the importance of spiritual wellbeing, incorporating practices that encourage you to reconnect with your inner self and seek a sense of purpose and meaning. This includes mindfulness and meditation techniques, yoga, gong baths and other holistic approaches that promote self-reflection and self-awareness.