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Healthy Surrey - Drugs & Alcohol Support

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Healthy Surrey - Drugs & Alcohol Support

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Details of substance misuse services available for clients, friends and families, also including support on alcohol

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i-access Drug & Alcohol Service : Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

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i-access is a drug and alcohol service for people in Surrey.

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Outreach support for adults with long-term alcohol dependence

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Inroads Surrey works with long-term problematic alcohol dependent drinkers who struggle to engage with community drug and alcohol services.

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This short quiz helps you understand your drinking habits and whether cutting back could benefit you

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For many of us, having a drink is part of celebrating, relaxing, or unwinding after a busy day. But sometimes, having more than planned is easy - a few extra pints or glasses of wine. If you’re thinking about cutting back or stopping, our AlcoholWise support programme can help.

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A guide to alcohol units (and signs of alcohol dependence) | NHS

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Our Helpline Advisors are available 27/7 offering a non-judgemental, supportive and professional service

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Our Helpline Advisors are available from 9am to 9pm, Monday to Friday, (9.00am till 7.00pm Monday to Friday as from 13th March) offering a non-judgemental, supportive and professional service.

We listen to understand our callers struggles and then advise on services or refer directly into treatment with Telephone Counselling Service or partner agencies. Sometimes, just talking about thoughts and feelings, can be enough to make a change or to feel better.

Our BACP Registered Counsellors help people to learn about themselves, use their own knowledge and skills to create a healthy way of living and learn new ones along the way.

The Volunteer sounded like a professional. I felt she was not just doing the box ticking service. The conversation was natural, like talking to a friend and not being judged. The Volunteer gave me so much time. I felt listened to.

You are the only ones that listened to me

The person sounded so professional

Extremely grateful at this time

The guy was very helpful and had time and understanding about my addiction

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Offering a 24 hour freephone Helpline for anyone concerned about drug or alcohol use. We also help people worried about their mental health or wellbeing.

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At AA, alcoholics help each other. We will support you. You are not alone. Together, we find strength and hope. You are one step away.

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Al-Anon Family Groups UK & Eire is there for anyone whose life is or has been affected by someone else’s drinking.

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The alcohol use screening tests can be used by health professionals as a tool to assess a service users level of risk to alcohol harm.

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These 5 alcohol use screening tests help health and social care professionals to assess a service user's level of risk to alcohol harm.

You can also use this information leaflet with service users to help them understand their level of risk to alcohol harm and give them advice on how to reduce the risk.

We have also created free e-learning courses that help healthcare professionals to identify harmful alcohol use and give brief advice.

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FAQs

So what's this app all about?

This app was developed by researchers at University College London to help people reduce their drinking. Behaviour change theory and evidence from other apps was used to decide what content to include in the app. The anonymous data collected from the app is used for scientific research and to improve the app.

What if I don't want my anonymous data to be used for scientific research?

The app data being recorded is stored anonymously and securely. If you go to the 'Help' section of the app you can select the "opt out" option, which will ensure that your data will not be used for scientific research and you can still use the app.

Do I have to give you my email address?

No.

Is my information safe and am I anonymous?

Yes and yes. We treat your data with the greatest respect and make sure it's both anonymised and stored securely.

Why can I only download it from the UK?

Unfortunately, different countries count units in different ways and there are different national guidelines and so it would be a fair amount of work to translate all the calculations though it is something we've got planned for the future.

How do I delete or edit drinks I added by accident?

Go to "Your drinking calendar" (found on the dashboard) and tap the day in question, then tap on any of the drinks to edit them, or swipe left to delete them.

How do I add a mood diary?

On the main dashboard, there's a link called "Logging your drinks each day" (under the "We suggest" heading) which takes you to the daily mood diary.

How do I turn off or change the time of the reminders?

Just go to:.

  Help >> Reminders

What else can I do?

There's a good few options in the app itself. Have a play around, you probably won't break anything.

Any other questions?

Please email support@drinklessalcohol.com

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Get healthy and save money by drinking a bit less alcohol

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Find drug and alcohol services near you on the NHS website.

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We are a charity that offers free, confidential support to people in England and Scotland who have issues with drugs, alcohol or mental health

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The meetings on this page are our general online meetings. If you are looking for a Face to Face meeting, or a meeting which used to run Face to Face and is now running online due to COVID-19, please use the search box at the top of the page.

Everyone participating in the online meetings will need speakers or a headset so that they can hear the Facilitator and other participants talking. The simplest way of checking in advance of the meeting whether your speakers will work, is to visit the BBC News website and check if you can hear videos. If you cannot hear these, you will need help with your computer before coming to the meeting. If you can hear, but do not have a microphone, you can still participate using text. You have the option of using your webcam, and you will be able to see others users.

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About Online Meetings - UK SMART Recovery

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The meetings on this page are our general online meetings. If you are looking for a Face to Face meeting, or a meeting which used to run Face to Face and is now running online due to COVID-19, please use the search box at the top of the page.

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Statistics on alcohol and drug misuse treatment for adults from the National Drug Treatment Monitoring System (NDTMS).

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The Office for Health Improvement and Disparities collects data on patients receiving treatment for alcohol and drug misuse. This includes details of their treatment and the outcomes.

The report and tables present statistical analysis of treatment data from 1 April 2021 to 31 March 2022. Treatment services from across England submitted the data.

Healthcare professionals can use these resources to understand:

the availability and effectiveness of alcohol and drug treatment for adults in England

trends in drug and alcohol use among adults receiving treatment

the profile of adult patients accessing alcohol and drug treatment services

For previous annual statistical reports and details of the methodology visit the NDTMS website.

These statistics were produced in partnership with the National Drug Evidence Centre.

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Substance misuse treatment for adults: statistics 2021 to 2022

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Statistics on alcohol and drug misuse treatment for adults from the National Drug Treatment Monitoring System (NDTMS).

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Catch 22 - Surrey Young People’s Substance Misuse

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Catch 22 - Surrey Young People’s Substance Misuse

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Surrey Young People’s Substance Misuse | Catch22

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Feel healthier, lose weight and save money by picking your days to go drink-free.

One simple way to cut down is to have at least a few drink-free days every week, so choose yours and get practical support to stick with it.

With the app you can:

update and track your drink-free days

get simple and practical tips to help you control your drinking

receive reminders when you need it most

celebrate milestones when you reach your targets

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Cutting down on alcohol can be a really effective way to improve your health. See our simple tips and practical ideas to help you starting drinking less. Let's do this!

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Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust

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Alcohol and You - Easy read information :: Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust