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Alcoholics Anonymous GB
http-www-alcoholics-anonymous-org-uk Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism.
Bright Eye
http-www-brighteyecounselling-co-uk-alcohol-drugs-help-me-to-quit-drinking Online help to beat alcohol problems.
Drink Aware: ALCOHOL Channel
https-www-drinkaware-co-uk-check-the-facts-what-is-alcohol This website enables you to know more about alcohol and it tries to awareness people about drinking responsible and how to do it.
Drinkaware
http-www-drinkaware-co-uk Drinkaware aims to change the UK’s drinking habits for the better. We promote responsible drinking and find innovative ways to challenge the national drinking culture to help reduce alcohol misuse and minimise alcohol-related harm.
NHS
http-www-nhs-uk-livewell-alcohol-pages-alcoholsupport-aspx NHS Choices is the online 'front door' to the NHS. It is the country's biggest health website and gives all the information you need to make choices about your health.
Patient
http-www-patient-co-uk-health-alcoholism-and-problem-drinking-htm The aim of Patient.co.uk is to provide non-medical people in the UK with good-quality information about health and disease. The editorial team does this by writing evidence-based content on a wide range of medical and health topics, reviewing health and illness related websites and linking to many of these from the directory pages included on the website.
Perry Clayman Project
http-www-rehabtoday-com-alcohol-html The Perry Clayman Project was devised to treat drug and alcohol abuse by incorporating the best of current day abstinence methods.
Royal College of Psychiatrists
http-www-rcpsych-ac-uk-mentalhealthinfoforall-problems-alcoholanddrugs-alcoholdepression-aspx The Royal College of Psychiatrists is the professional and educational body for psychiatrists in the United Kingdom.
Royal College of Psychiatrists
http-www-rcpsych-ac-uk-mentalhealthinfoforall-problems-alcoholanddrugs-alcoholourfavouritedrug-aspx The Royal College of Psychiatrists is the professional and educational body for psychiatrists in the United Kingdom.
Serenity
http-www-rehabclinic-org-uk-alcohol-rehab At Serenity Healthcare you can find expert advice and support on anything relating to drug or alcohol addiction. Its counsellors have completed a drug and/or alcohol rehab and they are committed to helping others find a successful drug or private alcohol treatment centre that works for you.