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The
Alcohol Advisory Service recognises the importance of
anonymity in an island community where stigma and
embarrassment may prevent
individuals coming forward for help, which is why our
service is CONFIDENTIAL. |
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Family, friends and
colleagues are often the first to notice that
someone they care about is experiencing difficulty with
their drinking. They often need help to understand and
come to terms with someone else's drinking. We can help
with advice, information and counseling services.
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continuing high quality service using well trained and
experienced staff. |
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Confidentiality is guaranteed. You will not be asked
your surname or where you live. |
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Accessibility. |
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An appointment
within 48 Hours. |
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An e-mail response
within 48 hours. |
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Understand your
drinking and how it affects you. |
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Look at your
drinking over a period of time |
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Loot at other areas
of your life and see how they relate to your dinking. |
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Think about, plan
and carry out any changes you might need to make |
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Feel more in
control of your life. |
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Learn more about
alcohol. |
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If you are
concerned about someone else's drinking,
COUNSELLING CAN HELP.
Although you may not be able to stop someone drinking,
you can improve
on the way you cope with it by talking it over with an
experienced counsellor.
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