Author: Lee Daniel Hawker-Lecesne

Lee Daniel Hawker-Lecesne

Lee Daniel Hawker-Lecesne

Clinical Programme Director at The Cabin Lee graduated from Anglia Ruskin University in the UK with a degree in Behavioural Science and a postgraduate clinical focus on addictions from the University of Bath. Lee is a focused and ambitious individual who has in-depth training and experience in a broad range of clinical psychological interventions in the treatment of addiction, dual diagnosis, and complex trauma.

Education:
  • Behavioural Science and a postgraduate clinical focus on addictions

Alumni Of: University of Bath

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    The Impact of Alcoholism in the Workplace and How to Handle It

    Alcoholism in the workplace has many hidden costs and can impact your company in several ways. Find out how to effectively deal with this issue.
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    The Long-lasting Effects on Children of Having an Alcoholic Parent

    Learn the multi-faceted effects on children of having alcoholic parents and how to mitigate their impact at The Cabin, Thailand’s premier rehab centre.
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    Are Your Monday Hangovers a Sign of Too Much Drinking?

    Learn some signs that your weekend drinking has gotten out of control, and you should seek an alcohol addiction treatment programme.
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    Digital Overload: A Deep Dive Into The Effects of Internet Addiction

    Break free from the grip of Internet addiction and heal from its hidden effects at The Cabin Chiang Mai. Find serenity and recovery in Thailand.
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    London’s Open Secret: Emerging As A Cocaine Capital

    Discover the shocking rise of cocaine use in London and find hope in The Cabin Chiang Mai’s rehabilitation programme for comprehensive recovery.
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    The Cabin Offers Alcohol Addiction Treatment in Thailand

    Alcohol withdrawal shakes and tremors are a sign you need professional help. The Cabin is a rehab centre in Chiang Mai that provides the support you need.
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    Confronting an Alcoholic Issue in the Family

    An alcohol issue can strike any family. We’ll tell you how to confront an alcoholic family member and urge them to seek effective treatment.
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    Why Problem Gambling is on the Rise Among Elderly Singaporeans

    Though Singapore is home to only two casinos, it comes in second worldwide for gambling. And among the many gamblers in Singapore, more than half elderly – highlighting an urgent need for gambling addiction treatment catering to those in our respected aging population. According to a study published by the Journals of Gerontology, gambling problems…
    What’s Behind Singapore’s Increasing Demand for Alcohol Addiction Treatment?

    What’s Behind Singapore’s Increasing Demand for Alcohol Addiction Treatment?

    Key Takeaway Singapore’s strict laws around alcohol consumption are no secret. But despite these attempts to reign in drinking, the number of people seeking alcohol rehab in Singapore continues to grow. According to the National Addictions Management Service (NAMS), several hundreds of Singaporeans and expats are seeking out professional help for problem drinking each year….
    Eminem is 11 Years Sober From Prescription Drugs – and Deeply Grateful for It

    Eminem is 11 Years Sober From Prescription Drugs – and Deeply Grateful for It

    Marshall Bruce Mathers, better known as Eminem, is 11 years sober – and proud of it. The prolific rapper posted a photo of his 11-year chip on his Instagram and Twitter accounts with the caption “11 years – still not afraid,” a brief but apt description of the bravery, hope and optimism inherent in the…
    The 7 Deadly Cancers Related to Alcohol Abuse

    Alcohol and Cancer – The 7 Deadly Cancers Related to Alcohol Abuse

    Alcoholic drinks are classified as Group 1 carcinogens by the IARC and cited as the cause of seven lethal types of cancer. However, stopping drinking or staying sober can greatly lower your risk. The Cabin Chiang Mai explores the links between alcohol and cancer and offers advice, treatment and support. Alcohol and Cancer – Are…
    Ben Affleck’s Return to Rehab: What this Says About Addiction

    What Ben Affleck’s Return to Rehab Says About Addiction

    Ben Affleck recently checked in for rehab to deal with his alcohol addiction. This makes it his third shot at rehab since 2001. While some may see this as weakness, what it really shows is how reaching out for help is a vital component along the journey of recovery. Sharelines Ben Affleck, award winning American…

    What is Xanax and How is it Addictive?

    Xanax use is as common as the anxiety disorders it’s prescribed to treat – but even when taken as directed, it carries a high addiction risk and serious health consequences. We take a closer look at what exactly this drug is and what makes it so addictive. Sharelines Xanax abuse is so widespread, it’s come…
    Long Term Effects of Alcohol – The Facts & Dangers

    Long-Term Effects of Alcohol – The Facts & Dangers

    Even when alcohol is consumed in moderation, it wreaks havoc on our mind and body over time. Learn how stopping now can benefit the rest of your life. Alcohol is both legal and readily available across most of the world. It’s celebrated and placed in the limelight in the movies, music and a myriad of…
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    Understanding The Different Types Of Drinkers

    Alcohol is a big part of many cultures globally, from toasts to unwinding. By exploring social drinkers, alcohol abusers, and alcoholics on our blog to raise awareness and offer support