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Are you worried about your drug use?

Take our quick quiz to understand your drug use.

For this quiz, ‘drugs’ means non-medical drugs, or and prescription and over-the-counter drugs you’re using more than the instructed amount of. It does not cover alcohol or tobacco.

Your answers should only be about your drug use over the last 12 months.

When you’ve answered the questions, we’ll give you advice about drugs and what to do next.

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Useful websites and apps

cociane anonymous website preview

Cocaine Anonymous

Free, fellowship-based goups across the country where you can share your experience of managing or recovering from a cocaine addiction.
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THT Chemsex

Everything you need to know before a session to stay safe. What to do afterwards if you’re thinking about making a change. Support to help you take back control and stop or stay stopped.
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release website preview

Release

Release provides legal support, representation and drugs advice to people with a history of drug use or who are impacted by drug laws.
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Addiction Family Support

Supports people affected or bereaved by a loved one's drink or drug use.
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talk to frank website preview

Talk to Frank

Information about drugs, their effects and the law.
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Preview of MEN R US website

MEN R US

Health, life and wellbeing information and support for men who are gay, questioning their sexuality, or thinking of coming out. Includes advice on safer sex, drugs and chemsex.
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Alcohol Change UK website

Alcohol Change UK

Get help and support if you're worried about your drinking or somebody else's. Read alcohol facts and research.
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Re-Solv website

Re-Solv

Advice if you struggle with solvent abuse, or know someone who does. Call 01785 817885, text or WhatsApp 07496 959930, or speak to someone online. Open Monday – Friday, 10am – 4pm.
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Adfam website

Adfam

Support for families affected by drugs or alcohol, and for professionals supporting those families.
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The apps above are produced and owned by third parties. We make no guarantees that the information within them is accurate or up to date. Please get professional healthcare advice before taking any action.