Drinking Advice UK - Free Personalised Advice on Drinking Problems

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We assess your individual case and provide options that work around your lifestyle, job and individual situation.

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After your initial assessment we provide you with direct access to options in the UK and abroad.
12+ years of experience

We have been helping people stop drinking since we were first established in May 2013.
10 000+ people helped

During this time we have helped a huge amount of people stop drinking or control their problem.

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The path to sobriety starts today.

At Drinking Advice UK, we provide free, personalised support for anyone struggling with drink-related issues. We understand that every individual’s situation is unique, which is why we tailor our advice based on your needs, circumstances, and level of support required.

Whether you need guidance on cutting down, help finding local support groups, or assistance in accessing rehabilitation services, we’re here to help. We consider factors such as the severity of your drinking habits, work commitments, transport options, and personal circumstances to ensure you receive the most suitable support available.

Our service is completely confidential, and our advisors are available 24/7 to offer guidance whenever you need it. Whether you’re seeking help for yourself or a loved one, you don’t have to face this alone—support is just a call or message away.
Take the first step towards a healthier future today. Reach out to us anytime for free, non-judgemental advice.

Reviews

Alex Balck

Coincided strategies with working life

I never thought I had a drinking problem until I started missing work and struggling with my relationships. Drinking Advice UK helped me realise I needed a change. They provided personalised advice based on my work schedule and connected me with local support that fit around my commitments. Thanks to their guidance, I’ve been sober for six months and feel like myself again. Highly recommended for anyone unsure about where to start.
Petr Jonson

From rock bottom

I hit rock bottom when my doctor warned me that my drinking was putting my health at serious risk. It was 2 AM when I found Drinking Advice UK, and to my surprise, someone was there to talk to me immediately. They guided me through my options, including home detox support and long-term recovery plans. I wouldn’t have made it this far without them.
Annie Sharrock

Flexible support

As a single mum, I was drinking to cope with stress, but it was affecting my health and my ability to care for my children. I was worried about reaching out, but the team at Drinking Advice UK were so understanding and non-judgemental. They helped me find flexible support that worked around my family life and even considered transport options so I could attend meetings. I feel in control again and truly grateful.

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Helping Loved Ones

Watching someone you care about struggle with drinking can be difficult, but your support can make a life-changing difference. Many people who have drinking problems don’t seek help on their own, often because they don’t realise the impact of their habits or feel too ashamed to reach out. By offering understanding, encouragement, and guidance, you can help them take the first steps towards recovery. Here’s why it’s important to get involved:

Show Them They’re Not Alone

Many people battling drinking problems feel isolated or misunderstood. Simply listening without judgement and letting them know you care can provide the emotional support they need to consider making a change.
Prevent Serious Health & Life Consequences

Excessive drinking can lead to serious health issues, financial struggles, and damaged relationships. By stepping in early, you can help prevent long-term consequences and encourage them to seek the right support before things get worse.
Guide Them Towards the Right Help

Many people don’t know where to start when it comes to cutting down or quitting. By connecting them with expert advice, support groups, or professional treatment, you can make the process easier and give them the best chance at recovery.