Disorders and Addictions

There are many types of  disorders and addictions, whether you or a somebody you know, suffers from drug addiction, alcholism or an eating disorder – we can most likely help.

Panacea Healthcare UK treats 100’s of people every year for a wide range of problems. The success rate at our rehab clinics is above average because we know what it takes to get someone’s life back on track…..for good!

Stop Addiction for Good

The Rehab Clinic can help you with a variety of problems. From internet addictions to gambling addiction. We fundamentally get to the root of the cause with the aim of stopping your addiction – for good!

Prescription Drugs Addiction

If you or somebody you know, suffers from prescription drug addiction, do not delay, get help now. Call or fill out our free assessment form and we will find you proper help. Prescription drugs such as Benzies are used to both counter the effect of ‘uppers’ like cocaine, speed and E and ‘downers’ like heroin and booze. Addiction to prescribed drugs can be extremely harmful... Read more

Eating Disorders

We can help free you from eating disorders such as bulimia or compulsive eating habits. Many people with an eating disorder use the eating disorder as a way of controlling their lives. We can help find the right treatment and support at specialised eating disorder clinics. What most people don’t realise is that it isn’t them in control of their lives; their eating disorder takes control of their... Read more

Problem Drinking

Is drink costing you more than money? There are many different interpretations of addiction; we like to keep it simple: Once the benefit of excessive drinking has been out weighed by the cost then the slide into ‘problem drinking’ has been made. Problem Drinking You do not have to drink or use everyday to necessarily be an alcoholic or addict, alcoholics and addicts can stop drinking for a period... Read more

Cocaine Addiction

If you, a friend, or family member is suffering from addiction to cocaine, get in touch with us. Researchers have found that cocaine stimulates the brain’s reward system inducing an even greater feeling of pleasure than natural functions. In turn, its influence on the reward circuit can lead a user to bypass survival activities and repeat drug use. Cocaine Addiction Chronic cocaine use can lead... Read more