Saturday 31/Dec/2022 – 21:34
This was revealed by Dr. Yasser Amin, director of the treatment unit dependence in a hospitalAbbasia Salute nFesiya, who held a celebration on New Year’s Day and “Christmas” at the hospital, bringing together patients undergoing the addiction treatment program and former healers.
Al-Abbasiya for Mental Health celebrates the New Year with those recovering from addiction
Dr. Yasser Amin explained in Cairo 24 that there are high-risk times of the year for patients and those recovering from addiction, stressing that times of crowding and drug use are mostly during holidays and occasions special.
Added treatment module handler dependence At Abbasiya Hospital, the purpose of organizing this New Year’s party is to distract them and remove people recovering from the influences that lead them back to addiction, as well as satisfy the desire for pleasure and happiness without resorting to drugs.
And Dr. Yasser Amin confirmed that this celebration attracts large numbers of recovering people every year to share those drug-free moments, noting that the celebration includes singing, barbecues and soccer matches.
For its part, the Umm Al-Masryeen hospital organized a party for workers and patients of the various wards on the occasion of the New Year and Christmas, as the hospital distributed gifts and sweets to the children with the aim of spreading joy .
In a separate race, he received a ministry Health And the population, a delegation from the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, to visit the hospitals of the General Secretariat for Health, Psychiatry and the Treatment of Addiction, in collaboration with the Pempidou Group, engaged in the fight against addiction in Europe.
Dr. Hossam Abdel Ghaffar, the official spokesman of the Ministry of Health and Population, explained that the visit aims to introduce the Egyptian model for the treatment of adolescent addiction, learn about the treatment protocol for adolescent addiction and the services provided to them and their families in the hospitals of the General Secretariat for Mental Health and Addiction Treatment.
