In a time where our whole world has been turned upside down, dealing with uncertainty has taken a whole new form.

We are all faced with major challenges, including a way forward to still assist those struggling with a substance abuse disorder.

This years' theme: "Giving people access to healthcare without the prospect of financial hardship."

World TB day is one of the eight official global public health campaigns marked by the World Health Organization.

The Bill of Rights embeds the rights of all people in our country. But how does it apply when admitted for treatment?

In this blog we will look at the benefits and necessity of having a healthy lifestyle in recovery.

Our family's journey through active addiction, recovery and how PRC Recovery came to be.

Exploring the stages of grief through addiction and recovery.

Our Recovery Coach sharing his journey through treatment and his ultimate revelation(s) that brought him nearly 5 years of sobriety.

In every family unit, each person has a role to play (or has multiple roles) to help the family function better with someone in addiction.

Having a strong support in recovery is vital. Explore the different aspects of support and what they mean to your journey.

In the addiction recovery circles there’s a saying, “Once an addict, always an addict." But what does this mean?

We cannot ignore that co-occurring disorders are a very real component for some and needs to be treated accordingly.

Choosing the length of treatment can be intimidating. We explore the different programs to ensure long-term success.

I can hardly believe our first birthday celebration is here and looking back it seems like only yesterday we welcomed our first client.

After long periods of use, some drugs and alcohol can cause psychotic symptoms.

If you have someone that you care for who is addicted to drugs or alcohol but is not willing to get help voluntarily, there is good news.

Families affected live in constant fear of the unknown. How then do we move forward, ensuring the safety and healing of those affected.

Our process of recovery from start to end. How our programme is designed to look at the multi-faceted aspects on treating addiction.

We consider addiction as an illness, just as cancer and heart disease is an illness. But for the addicts, this disease brings judgment.