Addiction support and prevention

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A temporary distraction, a quick comfort, or a way to unwind and escape. Sometimes, we look for these things in habits or substances, forming a routine that can become difficult to break. However, these habits can easily become harmful, like in a toxic relationship. This is especially true when it comes to smoking, alcohol, drugs, or gambling. Addiction is an overwhelming or excessive dependency on harmful substances or activities. As with any harmful habit, or toxic relationship, recognizing the

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Getting help

If you are struggling with smoking, alcohol or drug misuse, gambling, or internet addiction, you can reach out directly to the Addiction Treatment Centre (SerD) at your local health authority (ASL). If you are worried about a friend or family member who is dealing with addiction, you can help them by gently encouraging them to recognize the impact it is having on their health and wellbeing, and supporting them to take that first step towards getting help.

Communication materials

Documents

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