DB11 Posted 13 January 2016 Author Posted 13 January 2016 Just do a quick Google search of "drug addiction + mental health" or "drug addiction + comorbidity" Nothing's quick about looking into mental health
Jordan Posted 13 January 2016 Posted 13 January 2016 Nothing's quick about looking into mental healthNo, but it's really quick to ask flippant questions.
Manwell Pablo Posted 13 January 2016 Posted 13 January 2016 Nothing's quick about looking into mental health Well actually if it's looking up the fact that drug addiction is a form on mental health issue you might be pleasently surprised
DB11 Posted 13 January 2016 Author Posted 13 January 2016 Well actually if it's looking up the fact that drug addiction is a form on mental health issue you might be pleasently surprised Possessing and taking drugs doesn't equal addiction
Manwell Pablo Posted 13 January 2016 Posted 13 January 2016 Possessing and taking drugs doesn't equal addiction Indeed, going back to the original point though, and putting your slant on it, if he's taking so many drugs that he thinks the police, who he called, are trying to rob him, I think it's safe to say his mental health could be improved.
Jordan Posted 13 January 2016 Posted 13 January 2016 Possessing and taking drugs doesn't equal addictionWe can't assume anything either way, but the behavior outlined in the article suggests cocaine usage (or withdrawal) that's more intense than just doing a couple of bumps at a night club every now and then.
Nick Posted 13 January 2016 Posted 13 January 2016 He'll be providing evidence to the court he's seeking independent help with his mental health and substance use no matter if he pursues it afterward or not I suppose was my point!
Mickey O'Neil Posted 14 January 2016 Posted 14 January 2016 He'll get off (well, no prison at least). He's most likely having a psychiatric report prepared and will use that in his defence.
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