• Waking up – a window into the mind of an addict

    Waking Up, an EP of raps exploring mental health and addiction, is a deeply personal project of 28 year old London-based rapper/producer Charles Edison, who we are very proud to have as one of our alumni!

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  • Family from West Wales complete their sponsored walk for Broadway Lodge

    Back at the end of June, Broadway Lodge shared a story about a family from West Wales that was set to embark on a charitable adventure in memory of Sandra Lickley, who sadly passed away after a long battle with addiction.

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  • ARBD awareness

    At Broadway Lodge, we are always trying to deliver useful training and information to our patients to enhance the programme and bring more awareness to them about their illness of addiction.

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  • Pen y Fan sponsored walk for Broadway Lodge

    Broadway Lodge has been fortunate to receive support in the form of sponsorship from the family of a former Broadway Lodge resident.

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  • Can stress trigger addiction?

    Stress has become a common feature of modern life – those failing to cope with prolonged stress may find themselves turning to addiction.

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  • What is the relationship between depression and addiction?

    It is common to find people struggling with addiction suffering from depression at the same time.

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  • Benefits of residential rehabilitation based treatment

    It is a significant milestone for an addict to accept that s/he needs treatment for her/his damaging addictive behaviour.

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  • Self Injury Awareness Day 2017

    1st March is Self Injury Awareness Day (also known as Self Harm Awareness Day).

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