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Supporting Diverse Ketamine Users
The article discusses the rising trend of ketamine dependency among young people, particularly those aged 18 to 24, and the increasing number of referrals to rehabilitation services. It highlights the severe physical health consequences of chronic ketamine use, such as bladder damage and other health issues, and describes efforts by support organizations to adapt services to meet the specific needs of this age group. Personal stories illustrate the impact of addiction on health, dignity, and relationships, emphasizing the importance of early intervention and peer support in addressing this evolving drug problem.
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