Resources and Support for Families of Alcoholics in the Community
[scriptless]Addiction support groups & substance misuse resources
If you or your loved one are struggling with an alcohol use disorder (AUD), help is available, including support for families of alcoholics.
When you’re working to overcome a drinking problem or maintain your sobriety, it’s important to know that you’re not alone. There are resources across the country that are designed specifically for individuals and loved ones impacted by the harmful effects of alcohol. With the guidance of these organisations, you will have the tools for living a healthy and alcohol-free life.
Knowledge is empowering. This Resources page provides topics that are designed to provide you with a better understanding of addiction, drug and alcohol abuse, treatment and recovery.
Whether it is knowledge about a specific drug or more comprehensive age-appropriate drug and alcohol topics of interest, please use this extensive resource as a step in the journey to help yourself or a loved one sustain a healthier lifestyle.
Alcoholics Anonymous
There are many UK cities and towns well served with support group meetings, which are free to attend. These support group meetings are held throughout the week and can be beneficial for anyone seeking help after having undergone a structured detox or rehab programme. It is important to remember that this cannot be compared to receiving treatment at a rehab centre, as it is only a means of support.
NHS Live Well
Information, real-life stories and details of support available
Narcotics Anonymous
User-led group of men and women who support each other to stop using drugs.
About Narcotics
Here at Rehabguide, we want to educate and inform. We believe in prevention, as well as treatment. The best way to combat drugs is to become informed about them, so please spend some time here, follow the links and ‘know thine, enemy’.
