Our service is totally confidential and we can arrange to meet in a person’s home or a venue of their choosing where they can feel relaxed and comfortable.
Many parents just simply call into our office, where we can provide a pleasant informal environment so they can chat openly to a support worker or pick up some information regarding drug or alcohol issues from our intensive library of books, DVD’s, CD’s leaflets etc.
Clients can loan these items if so desired but they can also sit and read or view the DVD’s whilst enjoying a cup of coffee, experiencing “Quality Time” time for themselves away from what is likely to be quite a chaotic environment.
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We provide a wide range of services (services we offer) but the majority of our work is providing one to one support, a shoulder to cry on, someone whom you can talk to openly without any feeling of discrimination.
We understand parent’s anxieties and make no judgements, our aim is to help family members to cope with their situation and in turn to help and support their son/daughter, actively encouraging parents to become part of their sibling’s recovery program.
We do not have a magic wand here, but we can provide help and advice to so you can develop the skills required to help you cope.
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