Prevent PCP Abuse from Occurring
Changing your lifestyle can help you to stop using PCP. Make the following a regular part of your life:
- Find new friends who don't abuse drugs or alcohol.
- Exercise for at least 30 minutes 3 times a week.
- Participate in relaxing recreation activities at least once or twice a week.
- Do progressive relaxation exercises daily.
- Imagine, or call to mind, your positive life experiences often.
- Eat a healthy diet.
- Get 7 to 9 hours of rest per night.
- Practice deep breathing exercises during times of high stress.
- Talk with friends and develop other support systems.
- Drink little or no alcohol or caffeine.
- Listen to music to help you relax.
- Get help at home and work when the load is too great to handle.
- Seek professional help to talk through anxiety-producing life events. Ask for help so that you can find positive ways to cope.
The Have I Got A Problem website is a free online resource to help people better understand any issues or concerns they may have about mental health or addiction. The website includes resources specifically focused to; general Mental Health, Depression, Stress, Anxiety, Insecurities, Self-harm Schizophrenia, Bipolar, Anger Management, Eating Disorders, Coping, general Addiction, Alcohol, Smoking, Gambling, Drugs, Cocaine, Heroin, Marijuana (Cannabis) Ecstasy, PCP, Mephedrone, Ketamine & Crystal Meth.
The site was created to give the public information to help them understand mental health and addiction issues and to assist people in making better informed decisions about their life and personal choices.
www.haveigotaproblem.com was created and is run by 'Advising Communities’, which is a UK registered charity (Charity No. 1061055)
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"The next thing I remember is the next morning, not waking up, not wondering what the hell happened, but simply staring at the wall. I am alive today, I don't plan on trying PCP again."
Anonymous
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