What we offer

At Inclusion Isle of Wight, we understand that everyone’s relationship with alcohol is different—and so is the support you need. Our team is here to help you reduce the harm drinking can cause, in a way that works for you.

Your journey, your goals
We believe you’re the expert in your own life. That’s why we actively involve you in your recovery planning, listen to your goals, and respect your reasons for reaching out. Whether you want to cut down, stop completely, or just get some advice, we’ll support you every step of the way.

Support that fits your needs
Our approach is personal and flexible. If you’re drinking socially and just want some quick advice, we’re here for that. If your drinking has started to get out of hand, we’ll talk through your options and help you find the right support—whether that’s cutting down or stopping altogether. And if alcohol is seriously affecting your life or relationships, we can offer a range of treatment and ongoing support to help you get back on track.

Flexible Support—In Person and Online
We offer support in a variety of ways to suit your needs. You can visit us in person at our hub or outreach locations, or you can access support online from wherever you feel comfortable.

Our group sessions are available both in person and online. We can also arrange structured one-to-one sessions online if that works better for you. We understand that sometimes self-help is most useful when you can do it in your own time, at your own pace. That’s why our online options are flexible and can be tailored to the level of support you want.

We believe in positive change
We know change is possible, and our experience shows that the best results come from working together—combining your insight with our knowledge of what works. No matter how much or how little support you need, you’ll find understanding, encouragement, and practical help with us.

You’re not alone
Whatever your situation, we’re here to listen and help you make positive changes—at your pace, and on your terms.

If you’re ready to talk, want some advice, or just need someone to listen, get in touch with us today. There’s support for everyone at Inclusion Isle of Wight.

Alcohol treatment options

We have a variety of treatment options available to support with alcohol use. We offer:

  • One-to-one sessions with your dedicated Recovery Worker
  • Online support
  • Groups and workshops
  • Counselling
  • Clinical treatment like medication to help prevent relapse, detox, and rehab placements
  • Other support options to meet your needs

Your Recovery Worker will work closely with you to create a care plan based on your goals. Together, you’ll review your plan regularly to make sure you’re getting the right support for your recovery journey.

Our team is here to help you every step of the way, focusing on your strengths and what matters most to you.

Whatever your goals, we’re here to help you take the next step towards a healthier, more positive future.

How much is too much?

If you’re not sure whether you’re drinking too much, or you want to make sure you’re staying within healthy limits, you’re not alone. Drinking more than recommended can affect your body, your mind, and your relationships. The good news is that cutting back on alcohol can quickly lower your risk of health problems.

If you’d like to find out more about your drinking, try the Rethink Your Drink quiz for personalised feedback and support.

If you are alcohol dependant…

If you are dependent on alcohol, or think you might be, it’s important not to stop drinking suddenly. This can be dangerous and may cause serious withdrawal symptoms and complications.

We are here to support you. Our team can help you safely cut down, manage your drinking, or stop completely, with care and understanding. If you need support, please contact us—we’re here to help you every step of the way.

Mutual Aid

We understand that mutual aid can play a valuable role in your recovery journey. That’s why we work closely with partner agencies to offer a wide range of mutual aid options, so you can find the support that’s right for you. If you’d like more information about Alcoholics Anonymous or other mutual aid groups, just ask a member of our team, or see the links below.

All of the interventions are tailored to individual need and agreed with you and your key worker.

01983 526654

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