Drugs, alcohol and mental health recovery

Dates
26/06/202413:30 – 16:30

Venue
Everyone Active, Stevenage Arts and Leisure Centre
Stevenage Arts and Leisure Centre
Lytton Way
STEVENAGE
SG1 1LZ

About this course.

During this course, you will explore the two-way relationship between mental health challenges and drug/alcohol use. Whether you are experiencing mental health and drug/alcohol challenges yourself or are a carer, learn about the importance of change. Explore some strategies and further help for you or someone you support to move forward on your personal mental health recovery journey while addressing any co-existing substance issues.

Learning objectives 

• To explore the two-way relationship between mental health challenges and drug/alcohol use

• To increase awareness of the possible causes, effects, and risks of substance use

• To understand what personal recovery in mental health means

• To explore strategies for moving forward for people who experience co-existing mental health and substance challenges

• To learn some self-management tools and sources of further support

This course takes place over three hours in one session

Booking a course

We teach our courses in a classroom or online. You can find the venues' locations on the venues page, including travel information and facilities.

Classes online are via the Zoom online platform. If you are still getting familiar with Zoom, visit our using Zoom page for resources, videos and Zoom guides.

We have additional information for people who might need access to IT equipment; please visit our digital skills and inclusion page.

The college strives to provide students with positive experiences and is committed to making the college accessible to all. Please read our code of conduct to learn what we expect of our students when attending courses.

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