Drug and Alcohol Services - Camden

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If you have a question or you're worried about something, we’re here for you. Our online chat service is free and you'll be speaking to a trained worker.

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Coronavirus info

The way you get support from us might be different for a while, but we are still here.

You can speak to us on our free, confidential helpline number: 03330 150 673. It's open from Monday to Friday from 9:00 - 17:00. Our email address is [email protected].

You can also speak to us online.

We'll be seeing people face-to-face for assessments or by request. We can still do your appointment on the phone or on a video call if you'd like.
You can see our online groups here.
If you need family support, see info for Some Space in Camden.

Find the latest information on coronavirus on our information pages or the NHS website.

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How we can help you

We will support you to take control of your life.
Our service is free and confidential. We can help anyone living in Camden or Kilburn who is experiencing problems with drugs.

Our Recovery Workers can help you whether you have a dependency or you are just looking to make some changes and stay safe and healthy.

We can help with a range of substances including opiates, stimulants, cannabis and new psychoactive drugs.

Contact us

Call: 020 7485 2722
Email: [email protected]
Secure email: [email protected]
Fax: 0207 485 4026

Referrals

If you would like to refer yourself or someone else, you can call, email or visit our service in person.

Webchat

If you have a question or you're worried about something, we’re here for you. Our online chat service is free and you'll be speaking to a trained worker.

Speak to us online

Opening times

Our service is open access - this means you can come along and register with the service during the times listed here.

Monday09:30 - 12:00 and 18:00 - 21:00
Tuesday09:30 - 16:30
Wednesday09:30 - 16:30
Thursday09:30 - 20:00
Friday09:30 - 16:30
Saturday11:00 - 14:00
SundayClosed

Your first visit

When you visit the service for the first time, a friendly member of staff will greet you in reception. If you have an appointment, please let us know and we'll tell your Recovery Worker you have arrived.

Feel free to bring a friend, family member or support worker with you.

If you have any specific needs please don't hesitate to let us know before you come, just give us a call on 020 7485 2722.

Introduction session

We have an introduction to treatment session every week where you can find out about the programmes on offer and ask any follow-up questions.

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Treatment options

We have lots of treatment options to support you. This includes:

Counselling
Group work
Art therapy
Online courses
Medically assisted treatment
Onward referrals to a range of specialist services

Support for family and friends

It's hard when you are worried about your family member or loved one. We will support you and listen to how you are feeling. We can also offer support sessions for couples and families.

Our courses and regular groups

Foundations of Recovery
The Foundations of Recovery Programme involves preparing for a recovery journey, learning how to set and achieve goals, developing motivational skills and building recovery capital.
Cannabis group
This is a focused support group for people who use cannabis. The group explores the psychological and physiological effects of cannabis. It helps you develop strategies for managing cravings and managing the social implications of not smoking. It can also help you build positive support networks and develop plans to reduce or stop smoking, and avoid starting up again.
Crystal meth and G support group
Weekly drop-in sessions where you can get advice and information on how to stay safe if using Crystal Meth or GHB/ GBL. Provides an opportunity to meet like-minded people with shared goals.
Intuitive Recovery
Accredited educational programme giving you skills and tools to recognise and control your addictive desires and to take responsibility for your choices and behaviours.
Peer Mentor programme
Accredited training for people with experience of drug issues and who want to help others achieve recovery.