20 Years of The Living Room

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COVID-19 Vaccination: Do you drink or use drugs?

Do you drink or use drugs? Have you previously? You could be at increased risk of getting COVID-19. Read on to learn more about the vaccine and staying safe.
Women's History Month

To celebrate Women's History month, we have put together an article on the obstacles women face in addiction and recovery, and what we can do to overcome them. Thank you to the wonderful women on the clinical staff who contributed to this piece.
We Are Reopening

We are moving back into our location based services. Read on for more information and important dates...
All Eating Disorders are One

Eating Disorders Awareness Week runs from 1-7 March. Read on to learn how to identify an eating disorder and what ties them all together.

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Relationships (Love and Sex)

Is your romantic or sexual behaviour causing you problems? If the answer is yes, read on for more information and support.
Our Team

Our trustees are all volunteers with professional backgrounds who bring a wealth of experience and knowledge to support the charity. They are an active and dedicated board ensuring The Living Room achieves its mission.
Your First Day at The Living Room

By choosing to come to The Living Room, you've taken a brave step towards long term recovery. Here's what to expect.
Addiction Therapy and Support for Individuals and Families

The Living Room is an award-winning addiction recovery charity founded in 2000, to provide abstinence-based therapy and support in the Hertfordshire community.
Vision and Values

The Living Room exists to provide treatment for adults with the illness of addiction and to support their family members, in Hertfordshire and other areas of the UK.
St Albans Hub

St Albans Hub (est. 2012) provides free, non-time limited day-time group therapy for all addictions.
The Living Room celebrates contract win with plans to expand

We are delighted to announce that The Living Room has secured a contract to provide Hertfordshire's community-based drugs and alcohol rehabilitation programme for the next eight years.
Approach and Impact

Our structured treatment offers clients the hope of recovery whether their addiction is to alcohol, drugs or behaviours such as overeating, gambling, self-harm or relationships.
Stevenage Hub

Our Stevenage Hub (est. 2000) hosts free, non-time limited daytime group therapy for all addictions. Additional weekly specialist group sessions are available for drug addiction, disordered eating, relationships and a Family and Carers group.
Talks and Workshops

The Living Room can visit your organisation to deliver a talk or a workshop on how to recognise and support someone showing signs of an addiction.