With the right support, we can and do recover. The Dual Diagnosis Hub aims to help everyone to find the best dual diagnosis carer support and resources available. Got a carers resource that isn’t on this page? Then get in touch…
With the right support, we can and do recover. The Dual Diagnosis Hub can help everyone to find the best dual diagnosis support and resources available.
Adfam
Drug & alcohol use can threaten and ultimately destroy family relationships and wellbeing. We empower family members and carers, support frontline workers and influence decision-makers.
Al-Anon Family Groups UK & Eire is there for anyone whose life is or has been affected by someone else’s drinking. Al-Anon is for anyone who are worried about someone’s drinking.
Al-Anon Family Groups is there for anyone whose life is or has been affected by someone else’s drinking. Al-Anon members are people, just like you, who are worried about someone with a drinking problem.
Secular Carer/Family/Friend-Specific Support Groups
With the right support, we can and do recover. The Dual Diagnosis Hub aims to help the families and carers of people with a dual diagnosis to find support and resources for themselves.
SMART Recovery UK
Find out more about SMART Recovery in the UK and how it helps people to recovery from any addiction issue including alcohol dependence, substance addiction, and gambling.
Find out more about SMART Recovery and how it helps people to recovery from any addiction issue including alcohol dependence, substance addiction, and gambling.
SMART Recovery Friends & Family aims to help family members and friends learn how to better take care of themselves when they have someone close to them who are struggling with an addiction issue
Launched recently: We aim to develop a safe, friendly, and supportive peer support chat community for those with co-occurring mental health & addiction issues, and their family members & carers, to help support each other in developing healthy addiction-free lives.
A bit about co-occurring addiction & mental health disorders and what support is available to people with multiple diagnoses and complex needs…
What is Dual Diagnosis?
In this context, we use the term to refer to someone who has some form of addiction(s) and at least one concurrent mental health problem. To find out more about what this term means and how common it is, then please click on the button below to find out more about this:
If you have concurrent mental health & addiction issues then recovery can seem a much more complicated and challenging endeavour. This section will introduce some of the things that we’ve found helpful in our recoveries with some useful tools and techniques for you to practice regularly.