Find the right support for you

Our members are not-for-profit, CQC-registered treatment providers. Between them they support people with substance, behavioural and digital addictions, and the mental health issues that often sit alongside them. Choose a condition below to find out more.

Alcohol and drugs

Dependency on alcohol and illegal substances, from first worries through to detox and residential rehab.

Alcohol addictionSupport, detox and rehab for problem drinking.AlcoholismUnderstanding long-term alcohol dependency.CannabisWhen regular use becomes hard to stop.CocaineTreatment for cocaine dependency.Crack cocaineSpecialist support for crack use.HeroinOpiate detox and recovery programmes.KetamineHelp with “ket” use and its effects.Crystal methSupport for methamphetamine use.EcstasyMDMA use and recovery.GBLMedically supported GBL/GHB withdrawal.Drug abuseGeneral help for drug misuse.

Prescription medicines

Dependency can start with a legitimate prescription. Never stop prescribed medication suddenly without medical advice.

Prescription drugsMisuse of and dependency on medicines.PainkillersOpioid painkiller dependency.BenzodiazepinesSafe, supported benzo reduction.XanaxHelp with alprazolam dependency.

Behavioural and digital addictions

Compulsive behaviours that take over time, money and relationships, including newer problems linked to screens and AI.

AI and chatbot addiction NewOver-reliance on ChatGPT, AI companions and chatbots.GamblingBetting, casino and online gambling harm.Gaming, computer and phoneProblem gaming and screen use.ShoppingCompulsive buying and spending.Sex and pornCompulsive sexual behaviour.Behavioural addictionsHow treatment works for non-substance addictions.Other addictionsSomething not listed here? Start here.

Mental health and co-occurring conditions

Addiction rarely exists on its own. Many members treat the underlying causes as well as the addiction.

Dual diagnosisAddiction alongside a mental health condition.TraumaWhen past trauma drives addiction.PTSDPost-traumatic stress and addiction.StressStress, burnout and self-medicating.

Support for you and the people around you

Whether you are worried about yourself or someone close to you, start here.

Self helpSomeone in denialFamiliesParentsChildren and young peopleA partner who drinksFriendsCo-workers

Not sure where to start?

Tell us a little about your situation and we will point you towards the right not-for-profit provider, in confidence.

Contact us in confidence

This page is an information and signposting resource, not medical advice. If you are worried about your health, speak to your GP. In an emergency call 999, or call Samaritans free on 116 123.

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