UNDERSTANDING YOUR OPTIONS

There’s more than one way to approach this.

There’s more than one way to approach this.

Treatment may be one option. So might working with someone individually, finding support in the community, making changes at home, or combining several kinds of help. What makes sense depends on the person, the circumstances, and what they want to change.

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WHAT ARE YOU TRYING TO SORT OUT?

You may already be considering one of these.

Do I need treatment?

What kinds of support are available outside treatment?

What happens after treatment?

What would working with a recovery coach actually look like?

Not sure about the terminology?

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MAKING SENSE OF IT

The right kind of help depends on the situation.

The right kind of help depends on the situation.

There are treatment centres, recovery houses, counsellors, peer-support groups, recovery coaches and other forms of support. They do different things, and sometimes more than one makes sense. I can help you understand the differences and think through what might fit.


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If it feels useful

If you’d rather talk it through than keep researching, we can have a conversation about what’s happening and what options might make sense.

If you’d rather talk it through than keep researching, we can have a conversation about what’s happening and what options might make sense.

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