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The NHS APA has produced a position paper and blueprint specification to advise on Tier 4 inpatient detoxification provision.

NHS IPUs are fundamentally different to all other detox and rehabilitation services in England and help the most complex patients.

NHS Addictions Provider Alliance members have commissioned a technology initiative to boost levels of support for its service users.

The first NHS clinic to treat children & young adults who are addicted to gaming.

The latest ONS alcohol mortality statistics paint a grim outlook, but why have we ended up in this situation & what can be done?

Here are our tips on keeping your #NewHappyHour on track.

The Government has announced that drug treatment services in England are to receive an extra £80 million.

Our members Inclusion, part of the Midlands Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (MPFT) are recruiting a Bid/Proposal Manager to join their team

2020 end of year message by our Chair, Danny Hames

Dr Ed Day addresses the importance of building a partnership between professionals and people with lived experience in overcoming addiction.

Former service user, and now a peer mentor, Ben Parker shares his story of drug addiction and recovery.

Work undertaken by the Pathfinder Stockport at the Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust drives forward best practice for Hep C Later programme.

We need to look at why individuals living with an addiction and a co-existing mental health disorder easily slip through the system.

Following the release of the Government's one-year Spending Review, the NHS APA supports the outlined plans for investment in public health.

Anyone can develop a dependency on alcohol and it can be very difficult watching someone you care about struggle to control their drinking.

A survey conducted by the GHA found that 75 percent of young gamers believe buying a loot box is bad for their health.

As part of AAW 2020 Nicola shares her experience of addiction services which in turn led her to volunteer with Achieve, part of GMMH.

The theme of this year’s campaign is ‘Alcohol and mental health'.

Many of us use alcohol as a short term strategy to improve our mood. Here are four ways you can boost your mental health without drinking.

1 in 3 claim that they have been impacted by the substance misuse of a family member.