Recovery Service - Forth Valley
We are here to help individuals and families who are struggling with drugs and/or alcohol. We can support anyone experiencing difficulties with drugs and alcohol and our service is free and confidential.
We know it isn’t always easy to take that first step and visit a service, or reach out for help and support. When you make contact with us, one of our workers will spend time with you to discuss what challenges you may be facing and answer any questions you have. We can help you find the tools you need to meet your goals and access any additional support you might need along the way.
Watch a short video about Jane's recovery journey and how we supported her in our service.
How we can help
We can offer:
- Advice and recovery support
- Experienced recovery coordinators
- Harm reduction advice and interventions, including injecting equipment provision and naloxone
- Connections to a range of local partners and NHS substance use treatment options
- Structured, one-to-one support
- Foundations of Recovery group work programme
- Community rehabilitation, including access to volunteering, education and employment opportunities.
Entry into Service
Our goal is to tailor the drug and alcohol support we can offer to fit your needs. Whether it's one-to-one working or group sessions, we will help you work towards your goals. We want you to unlock your full potential. To help us to do this, we will ask you about your substance use, social situation, health and wellbeing. We call this an assessment and we will use this information to do our best to meet your needs.
Your assessment can take place either:
- Over the phone
- In-person in one of our offices or outreach locations
The assessment normally takes about 40 minutes and we will ask for your permission to store and use the information you share with us.
Frequently asked questions about entry into service
Foundations of Recovery
Foundations of Recovery is a group work programme designed by Change Grow Live. It supports you to prepare for changing your drug and alcohol use; build ‘tools’ and ways to make successful changes; understand your own motivation and reasons for using a substance; and support you to set and achieve your own goals.
Frequently asked questions about group work
Recovery Hub
We have a Recovery Hub one day a week at our sites during which our the team is joined by other support services. This includes Citizens Advice, Hepatology (liver specialists), the Forth Valley Recovery Community, health staff and volunteers with lived experience. It's a ‘one-stop shop’ for support in relation to substance use, and difficulties arising from this use.
- Alloa Recovery Hub: Thursdays, 10:00 – 16:00
- Falkirk Recovery Hub: Fridays, 10:00 – 16:00
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