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Ketamine has earned a reputation as a festival staple — a way to detach and forget. But behind the casualness lies a drug capable of serious, lasting harm. What begins as a weekend escape can quickly become compulsion. The brain learns fast, leaning on ketamine to cope with anxiety or emotional pain. The physical toll is just as real. Chronic use can cause irreversible bladder damage — often discovered too late. Ketamine addiction is real, and closer to home than most people

Worried someone you love may have a drug problem? As an addiction psychotherapist in St Albans, I help families recognise the early signs of substance misuse—such as changes in mood, behaviour, health, and finances—so they can take supportive, informed action. Learn the key indicators and what steps you can take to guide your loved one toward recovery.