Author: PaulTurner

Have you ever stopped drinking for a few days or weeks, only to find that when you start again, you drink more than you intended?

Many people believe that drinking is simply a matter of choice. While every decision to have a drink begins with a choice, regular alcohol consumption

For many people, alcohol starts out as something enjoyable, social, or relaxing. Over time, however, drinking can slowly become more automatic – something that feels

If you’ve tried to cut back on alcohol and found it harder than expected, you’re not alone. Many people reach a point where they want

For many people, reducing alcohol isn’t just about making a decision, it’s about managing cravings that feel automatic, persistent, and difficult to control. Traditional approaches

Many people assume that the only way to improve their relationship with alcohol is to stop completely. While that is the right path for some

Relapse doesn’t happen out of nowhere. In most cases, it’s the result of specific triggers – situations, emotions, or habits that quietly pull you back

We’re proud to share an important milestone for Alcohol Home Treatment: we are now officially registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC). For anyone considering

For many people, drinking starts as something social, relaxing, or simply habitual at the end of a long day. However, over time, “a few drinks”

Most people understand that drinking too much isn’t good for them, but what many don’t realise is just how far-reaching the effects of alcohol can