- The NHS does not operate any alcohol rehab centres, but they do offer outpatient programs and temporary detox through a variety of facilities around the country1. These programs are not as intense as the 12-week rehabilitation program offered by a private centre. If you are over 50 and are worried about your own or someone else's drinking, you can contact the Alcohol Helpline for advice and support by booking an appointment online or phone 0808 801 0750, Monday to Friday, 12pm to 8pm and Saturday to Sunday, 10am to 4pm2.Learn more:✕This summary was generated using AI based on multiple online sources. To view the original source information, use the "Learn more" links.Contrary to what you may have heard, the NHS does not operate any alcohol rehab centres. They do offer outpatient programs and temporary detox through a variety of facilities around the country. However, these programs are hardly the equivalent of an intense, 12-week rehabilitation program offered by a private centre.www.alcohol-help.org.uk/alcohol-rehab-centres/nh…Alcohol Helpline can provide advice and support if you’re over 50 and are worried about your own or someone else's drinking - book an appointment online or phone 0808 801 0750, Monday to Friday, 12pm to 8pm and Saturday to Sunday, 10am to 4pmwww.nhsinform.scot/healthy-living/alcohol/alcohol-…
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Alcohol dependence is a serious condition that can have a devastating impact on a person's life. If you are concerned about someone who you think may be struggling with alcohol dependence, there are a few things you can do to help.Q&A: Alcohol Use Disordermicrosoftstart.msn.com WEBAsk a GP or alcohol service about what longer-term support is available in your area. Self-help or mutual aid groups (groups such as AA or SMART Recovery groups) are accessible in most areas. Useful contacts for alcohol problems. Drinkline is the national alcohol …
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WEBYou may need help if: you always feel the need to have a drink; you get into trouble because of your drinking; other people are concerned about how much you’re drinking; …
WEBAlcohol support | NHS inform. Home. Healthy living. Alcohol support. If you are worried about your own or someone else’s drinking there are lots of organisations available to …
WEBHealthy living. Alcohol. Information on drinking sensibly, knowing your limits and getting support for alcohol abuse. Low-risk drinking guidelines. Many people are drinking more …
WEBSelf-referral can be used to access free NHS drug and alcohol support services without needing an appointment with your GP. This leaflet explains which services you can …
WEBAlcohol dependency programme. Alcohol dependency is the leading risk factor for early mortality, ill health and disability among 15 to 49 year olds in England. Alcohol is a …
WEBAs part of new NHS prevention measures, people who are alcohol dependent will be helped by new Alcohol Care Teams, while more than half a million patients who …
WEBOnline version of the NHS Long Term Plan; Chapter 2: More NHS action on prevention and health inequalities; Alcohol; Alcohol. 2.20. Alcohol contributes to conditions including …
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