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We support people affected by alcohol & other drugs. The smallest step can make a difference so let us help you today.
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It can be hard to know where to start...
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Stories of recovery
Recovery is different for everyone, but reading about other people’s experiences can show you what is possible and offer some strategies that have worked for other people.
Ice is a very powerful drug
Learn more about methamphetamines, commonly referred to as 'ice' or 'meth', and information about ways to help yourself or someone you care about.
What's new
The latest from the Counselling Online community.
Test your impulsivity — $10 Coles e-giftcard for participating
How well can you control your own impulses? Researchers at Monash University have created a brand new game which measures exactly that.
Exercise
Sometimes we can feel stressed or overwhelmed when making a change to alcohol or drug use. Take a minute today to relax with this short meditation. Could be a good way for a quick reset during the day.
@CounsellingOnlineAU - 22 May 2019
Get in tune with nature
When making a change to your alcohol or drug use, it can be easy to focus on negative thoughts, what you should have done differently and end up feeling low. Shifting your thinking can be difficult but you can learn some strategies to help.
@CounsellingOnAu - 22 May 2019