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A helping hand through addiction and substance abuse.

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Our mission
We created Get Help to reach more people who are struggling with addiction. Whether it’s you or someone you know, we want to provide the help you need that can lead to recovery. To do that, we are providing helpful and emergency advice around drug-related problems and the resources to lead addicts to rehabilitation.
We want to see fewer drug-related problems and emergencies go unnoticed. It’s our hope that we can equip people with the knowledge of what to do around bad highs, violent outbursts and overdoses and lead addicts to a rehabilitation centre.
Get Help is an organisation created by the recovery experts at The Way Recovery rehabilitation. We have seen many people through the fight against addiction and want to extend our hand to more people who could use our help.
This website is a resource for what you need to do when alcohol and drugs become a problem. Our rehabilitation specialists are on–call when you need specific advice or to find a rehabilitation centre that will help you or the ones you love.
This website is a resource for what you need to do when alcohol and drugs become a problem. Our rehabilitation specialists are on-call when you need specific advice or to find a rehabilitation centre that will help you or the ones you love.
Self-Esteem
Better Sleep
Better Relationships
Better Memory
Reasons to fight addiction
There are many good reasons to get help and fight addiction, but they are not always clear to us when we are struggling. One of the most significant benefits of beating addiction is how you feel about yourself when you are clean. Many people who have recovered gain back self-esteem as well as get hold of their mental health. This is aided by the better sleep, relationships and appearance you will gain
What is addiction?
Addiction is defined as the inability to stop using a substance or a behaviour, even though it causes harm to the user. It’s a chronic condition that hijacks the part of the brain system responsible for reward, motivation and memory. It is often something that starts as voluntary but slowly reduces self-control around the addiction until the victim has no control over the substance or behaviour anymore.