Louise Clarke Knihy

Drawing from two decades of experience with Crack/Cocaine users, the author offers unique insights into the challenges faced by this community, particularly women. As the pioneer of the first service for female Crack/Cocaine users in Britain, the book combines personal anecdotes and professional knowledge to illuminate the complexities of addiction and recovery. It serves as both a resource and a testament to the resilience of individuals battling substance abuse.

The narrative explores the author's harrowing experiences in the drug care field, revealing dark undercurrents such as paedophile rings, occult practices, and gang stalking. It delves into themes of trauma-based mind control and the frustrating obstacles to seeking justice, highlighting the pervasive red tape that obstructs accountability. Through personal anecdotes, the book sheds light on the hidden realities behind the facade of care, offering a compelling and unsettling perspective on systemic failures.

'The Measure' offers an insight into the thoughts and working lives of an eclectic and prolific cross-section of fashion and design practitioners, academics and historians, commissioned by the London College of Fashion during its centenary year.