Join us at Watford Quiz 2024! This year we will be holding our second Watford Quiz Night at the Holywell Centre on 20th September. Read more
Recovery from addiction is the process of stopping the use of drugs or alcohol and learning to live a healthier life without them. Read more
Thank you for your support! Small charities that provide huge support of local communities in Hertfordshire are being celebrated as part of Small Charity Week 24 – 28 June. This is our chance to say thank you and raise awareness of the importance of supporting local charities like The Living Room, through donations, fundraising and volunteering. Read more
In this blog, we are highlighting painkiller addiction with the experience, strength and hope of an ex client who is in recovery from opiate addiction. Read more
We are here for you on your abstinence recovery journey. You can make an appointment by phone or online. Our free, daily group therapy sessions take place at our hubs in Stevenage, St Albans and Watford. We are taking referrals from adults that live in Hertfordshire, so take your first step towards recovery with us today, by using our enquiry form. Our team will respond within three working days.You can also find helpful support from other services on our referrals page.If you need to speak with someone directly, you can call us between 9am - 4:30pm (Mon-Fri) on 0300 365 0304
Staggering new figures released this week by the Office of National Statistics (ONS) show that drug deaths in England and Wales are at an all-time high. Deaths recorded as drug poisoning have risen for the 10th consecutive year to the highest level since records began 30 years ago, with nearly half of deaths now involving an opiate.
Join us at Watford Quiz 2024! This year we will be holding our second Watford Quiz Night at the Holywell Centre on 20th September.
Felicity used alcohol from an early age to escape from trauma and loneliness. 16 years later, she's genuinely happy for the first time in her life. Read on to find out how she turned her life around.
It can be hard to ask for help if you don’t think the helper fully understands you, which is why we're asking how we can reach people who are underrepresented in addiction services.
Useful referral infomration for family and carers of those living with addiction.
Looking back on what you might have done or said whilst in your addiction can be tough. You might feel nervous, embarrassed, or even ashamed. But remember, the things you did during those tough times don't define who you really are or show what you want to be like. It’s important to understand that addiction is a complicated issue influenced by lots of things like your body, your friends, and your mind. Read more