Hashish

Hashish can be referred to the purified resin of the hemp plant (cannabis) which can be used as a hallucinogen. Hashish has been used for centuries with evidence of its use dating back thousands of years. Historically, it has been widely consumed in various cultures for recreational and medicinal purposes. The drug is typically consumed by smoking or vaporising and its effects are known to be more potent than those of marijuana.

In terms of chemical composition, hashish contains high levels of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the primary psychoactive compound found in cannabis. This concentration of THC is what contributes to its potent effects on the brain and body, potentially leading to addiction in some individuals.

It’s important to note that hashish like any drug, can have significant negative consequences on your health and overall well-being. Regular use of hashish can lead to addiction, cognitive impairment, respiratory issues and mental health problems. Combining hashish with other substances can also amplify the risks and potential harm.

If you or someone you know is struggling with hashish addiction, seeking professional help is crucial. Addiction treatment facilities, such as rehabs, provide a structured environment for individuals to detoxify, receive counselling and develop strategies to overcome addiction. Through personalised treatment plans, individuals can work towards a healthier, substance-free life.

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    Founded in 2008, WeDoRecover has evolved from an advisory service for addiction treatment into a comprehensive provider of care, following its 2019 merger with Changes Addiction Rehab in Johannesburg. Specialising in connecting patients to top-tier addiction treatment centers in the UK, South Africa and Thailand, WeDoRecover supports individuals globally, including those from the United Arab Emirates and Europe. Accepting both South African medical aid and international health insurance our organisation facilitates access to high-quality treatment for substance and alcohol use disorders, offering individualised care that addresses the physical, mental and social needs of patients.



    Our team, led by Gareth Carter, offers empathetic and professional support, guiding you through every step of the treatment process. Whether you're in South Africa or abroad, our acceptance of various insurance plans makes quality care accessible, providing a platform for lasting recovery and a healthier future.


    Inpatient Rehab

    Rehab care is a good option if you are at risk of experiencing strong withdrawal symptoms when you try stop a substance. This option would also be recommended if you have experienced recurrent relapses or if you have tried a less-intensive treatment without success.

    Outpatient

    If you're committed to your sobriety but cannot take a break from your daily duties for an inpatient program. Outpatient rehab treatment might suit you well if you are looking for a less restricted format for addiction treatment or simply need help with mental health.

    Therapy

    Therapy can be good step towards healing and self-discovery. If you need support without disrupting your routine, therapy offers a flexible solution for anyone wishing to enhance their mental well-being or work through personal issues in a supportive, confidential environment.

    Mental Health

    Are you having persistent feelings of being swamped, sad or have sudden surges of anger or intense emotional outbursts? These are warning signs of unresolved trauma mental health. A simple assesment by a mental health expert could provide valuable insights into your recovery.


    Finding the right rehab close to you is simple with WeDoRecover. Our network includes the finest rehab centers, ensuring personalised, quality care for your recovery needs. Let Gareth Carter and our empathetic team help guide you to a center that feels right for you, offering expert care and support. Start your healing today by choosing a rehab that's not just close to you, but also that truly cares about your loved ones recovery.


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