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> My theory is that Glasgow is a special case in terms of addiction, so has a lot of resources to help people out of it
I used to work in GAS and I think you got very lucky, if that's the word and relatively speaking. Generally speaking, people would receive one of those services when we were crying out that they needed what you described: a somewhat holistic, person-wide approach including social care, clinical psychology, medical etc.
Glasgow addictions *definitely* doesn't have enough resources.
Your good story shows what it *can* be like! |
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