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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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"They were very good and they recommended some ideas on dealing with our situation; I never expected that. Thank you."
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It can be hard to know where to start...
We have a range of self help tools that can get you started and help you along the way.
Do you have questions but not much time?
Our counsellors are available by email to assess your situation and suggest options.
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Has your life changed after using ICE?
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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.
Sleep
It can be hard to get enough sleep each night when we have a lot on our minds. Here are five ways to help you get to and stay asleep tonight.
@CounsellingOnlineAU - 9 July 2019
Mindfulness
When making changes to your drinking or alcohol use, it can be a little stressful – practicing #mindfulness can help. Mindfulness can calm the parts of your brain that stress you out. #stressrelief
@CounsellingOnAu - 9 July 2019