Alcohol and other drug support and chat counselling. Confidential, free and available 24/7.
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website visits
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forum visits
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chat counselling sessions
How we can help
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I feel better after the session thank you. From a worried mum."
"They were very good and they recommended some ideas on dealing with our situation; I never expected that. Thank you."
"Keep doing what you guys are doing."
Do you need some help?
Confidentially chat with one of our qualified drug & alcohol counsellors, anywhere and anytime.
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Our forums are the perfect place to connect with people who are making changes to their alcohol or other drug use.
It can be hard to know where to start...
Our self-help tools can give you strategies and information to help you make a change.
Do you have questions but not much time?
Our counsellors are available by email to assess your situation and suggest options.
Concerned about your drug or alcohol use?
Our quick and easy online assessment helps you see where you're at and what you can do next.
Do you want to learn more?
Understanding a bit more about how specific drugs affect you may help you when making a change.
Why sign up?
Create a profile to access a range of services and track your progress, in our free and confidential member portal.
Blogs
Alcohol and Drug Counsellor Profiles: Rosie
At Counselling Online, we know it can be intimidating to approach a total stranger about what’s going on in your life. Meet one of our alcohol and other drug counsellors - Rosie - and learn more about how and why she become a counsellor.
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What I do to maintain recovery: Journaling
Peer worker Oliver shares advice on how journaling helps his recovery.
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Alcohol and Drug Counsellor Profiles: Kathleen
At Counselling Online, we know it can be intimidating to approach a total stranger about what’s going on in your life. Meet one of our alcohol and other drug counsellors - Kathleen - and learn more about why she become a counsellor.
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