Sandwell
Cranstoun Sandwell provides free and confidential advice and support to adults in Sandwell who would like to talk about alcohol or drugs.
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About Cranstoun, Sandwell
Cranstoun, Sandwell aims to provide a safe and supportive environment to help people make the changes they need to live safer and healthier lives.
We empower and support people to make positive changes with our person-centered and flexible approach. We are here to help you, your friends and family and there’s no problem too big.
If you live in Sandwell and are thinking about reducing the amount you are drinking, you can also access an app which can identify how much you are drinking and offers advice on how you can cut down.
The Lower My Drinking app can be downloaded through Google Play or iTunes. The app is available in both English and Polish.
At Cranstoun Sandwell, you will have access to:
- Information and advice
- Assessments
- Advice and referral for additional services e.g. housing or finances
- Drug and alcohol detoxification
- Family information and support
- Group sessions and programmes
- Health MOTs
- Access to mutual aid
- Needle exchange
- One-to-one sessions
- Harm reduction advice
- Prescribing services
- Recovery champions and peer support
- Recovery-focused treatment
Resources
Alcohol Audit Alcohol Health Questionnaire ANXIETY TIPS Drink Diary Drug Diary Effects of alcohol on the body Guide to what's inside (Healthy eating) HARM REDUCTION USEFUL TIPS HOW TO DEAL WITH CRAVINGS HOW TO DEAL WITH TRIGGERS Sleep Hygiene Tips Thiamine guide for GPs TREATMENT OPTIONS Cranstoun Sandwell Leaflet Referral form SandwellLocation(s)
Sandwell
Cranstoun Sandwell
Alberta Building, 128b Oldbury Road
Smethwick B66 1JE
0121 553 1333
sandwellreferrals@cranstoun.org.uk
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