One Step Thailand and our Clinical Director have attracted global media interest. Alastair Mordey is a well-known speaker and writer on addiction issues who regularly features on the international conference circuit and in the press.
Julia found a rehabilitation centre in Thailand which, to her great surprise, was no more expensive than the one she had already paid for in England. The focus seemed to be “giving them enjoyment without drugs”. Three months later, Emily was clean and in the best place she had been mentally since she was 15.
One Step is proud to claim the most comprehensive fitness facilities of any rehab in Thailand, and their methods being different from the rest. This is emphasized by their dopamine diet, offering a nutrition designed to support athletes.
His heartfelt post began with a message of gratitude towards One Step, the rehab facility in Thailand that he credits with saving his life. In his words, Patterson found himself in a “very dark place,” losing hope and running out of options before his time at One Step.
One Step Rehab in Thailand is combining the dopamine diet with an intensive fitness program to achieve industry-leading recovery rates.
The international addiction rehab center in Thailand has seen a rise in global inquiries due to its tranquil setting, attractive pricing, and expert level of care.
One Step Rehab, a residential addiction treatment center in Chiang Mai in northern Thailand, is one such center that has seen an uptick in inquiries from clients from the US, UK, Canada, and Australia.
If the politicization of psychology is not successfully challenged, the consequences will be grave
The redefinition of trauma is motivated by politics, dressed up as medical diagnosis. Social justice activists are diluting the meaning of the word ‘trauma’ to serve their political agendas, argues addictions professional Alastair Mordey.
It seems too shocking to be true. A drug addict pleading for help told he wasn’t bad enough to get into rehab. This is why we can’t quit ice.
Experts call for action as statistics show an alarming rise in professionals turning to alcohol to deal with the everyday stress.
Urgent action needed to tackle problems suffered by doctors, lawyers and people in other high-profile jobs, say healthcare experts.
Sharing a few glasses of wine with your husband on a Saturday night may not sound like negligent parenting but, according to new research, even moderate drinking can upset your children.
Attempting to reduce the supply and availability of illegal drugs should not be the sole focus dictating political policy.
There is a silent mass of professionals who are functioning… but they are in workplaces where you really wouldn’t want them to be.
The critical condition of World Middleweight Boxing Champion, Shannan Taylor, from a suspected drug overdose, highlights the prevalence of drug and alcohol abuse within the sport of boxing.
In my view there are two states of being that are likely to bring about addictive behaviors in young adults; too much stress … and not enough stress.
12 Step programs have been denounced as unscientific and irrational but this is based in a lack of understanding.
Has the word ‘trauma’ lost its meaning? As the topic of mental health continues to gain prevalence, so too, is what can inflict injury upon our minds. Does that necessarily mean that everything negative we experience is inherently ‘traumatic’?