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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.
Personality Traits and Characteristics of Adult Children of Alcoholics
Research shows that adult children of alcoholics, or rather children who grew up in an alcoholic home, share similar personality traits in adult life. When used correctly, these traits can be very positive. Alcoholism is often referred to as a family disease, as it affects not only the alcoholic but everyone close to them. The…
Why Inpatient Rehab Isn’t As Expensive As You Think
At The Cabin Rehab, receive high-end luxury treatment for a fraction of the price offered by numerous Western rehabilitation centers.
Is Baclofen Effective in Treating Alcoholism?
Various studies have been done on the effects of using baclofen to treat alcoholism, but the results are not exactly clear. Find out more about how this drug can (or cannot) be used to treat alcoholism. Everyone would love a quick fix to alcoholism – the ability to cure their disease with a pill the…
Mixing Alcohol and Ecstasy: Why You Shouldn’t Mix The Two Ever
Mixing alcohol and ecstasy can be fatal. Please read the warnings in this guide. We will explain why you should never do it under any circumstances.
Xanax and Alcohol, the Deadly Duo
Alcohol is one of the most abused substances on the planet and Xanax, or alprazolam, is not very far behind. What most people do not know is that combining the two can be fatal – here’s why. As a general rule, alcohol should not be combined with any medication, but is especially true with Xanax….
Do You Know the Signs of an Alcohol Overdose?
Alcohol is the most widely accepted (and abused) substance around the globe, most likely due in part to the fact that it is legal in most countries. Whether people are celebrating special events, trying to relax, or cheering on their favourite sports team, alcohol is very often included. But the dangers of overconsumption can be…
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Affects the Whole Family
Recent research into the treatment of addiction points to the fact that as addiction is a disease that affects the whole family, the whole family should be included in treatment. The success of family programmes in addiction treatment is evidence of this. Alcohol and drug abuse not only harms the addict, but it can destroy…
What is Self-Sabotage in Recovery (And How to Overcome it)?
Worried that perfectionism, procrastination, or negative self-talk are ruining your recovery? Read on to discover why you self-sabotage and how to prevent it.
Circumstances that may lead to Alcohol Abuse or Addiction
Alcohol is one of the most abused substances in the world. It is estimated that at least 77000 people each year die in the United States from alcohol alone. Alcohol abuse aside, there are numerous other substances people choose to turn to; unfortunately, many become frequent abusers and eventually develop an addiction. There are various…
Percocet Addiction and Treatment
Explore the dangers of Percocet. This drug is highly addictive and can lead to the abuse and necessary medical treatment of Percocet addiction.
Can Weed Make You Angry?
Are you worried that cannabis may be making you angry, irritable, or moody? Discover the alarming connection between cannabis and aggression in this guide from the Cabin.
