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Possible Dependence

The way that you are drinking is likely to be affecting your physical and mental health, and even your relationships.

If you have scored at this level, we recommend that you don’t suddenly stop as this may be dangerous and could make you very unwell. Find out more on Drinkaware withdrawal symptoms.

Our Advice

We can help you make positive changes and reduce the problems drinking may be causing you. Please contact us to get specific advice and support. You can now make a referral below.

If you don’t want to see one of our workers, you can also speak to your GP who will be able to offer you support and advice.

    SELF REFERRAL FORM

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