A national, external mutual aid organisation facilitated through NRN but open to anyone. They offer rolling weekly meetings using a science-based therapeutic programme to support people in their recovery goals.
A six session rolling group, this group offers an introduction to the ACT Principles focusing on behaviour and how this related to our values. It teaches us to notice behaviour, consider challenges and how to use the pause button.
Here at TimeOut we are passionate about starting the conversation, reducing the stigma associated with a gambling harms and empowering individuals to recover. Time Out Connect is a peer support group designed for individuals in recovery for their gambling. This safe, confidential space provides a unique opportunity to meet others who understand the challenges you're
A national, external mutual aid organisation facilitated through NRN but open to anyone. They offer rolling weekly meetings using a science-based therapeutic programme to support people in their recovery goals.
A six session rolling group focusing on the process of relapse, the difference between lapse and relapse and relapse prevention tools including managing cravings and identifying triggers/high risk situations.
This group is a peer support group where individuals who identify as men can share their experiences as a way to help each other. Each session offers an inclusive and positive space where men can discuss topics relating to recovery and living sober one day at a time.
This group is for loved ones who are affected by someone else’s substance use. They do not have to live in the Nottingham City catchment area however the client does. We do also offer one to one support for this group. Each person will be able to attend 6 sessions, they don’t have to attend
Framework is committed to ensuring all clients are not digitally excluded and can access the internet to help them build a rewarding and independent future. Digital Skills sessions are aimed at all levels of learners and focus on practical uses of digital resources (computers, tablets, Smartphones and the internet) in everyday life. This could include:
A national, external mutual aid organisation facilitated through NRN but open to anyone. They offer rolling weekly meetings using a science-based therapeutic programme to support people in their recovery goals.
A six session rolling group, this group offers an introduction to the ACT Principles focusing on behaviour and how this related to our values. It teaches us to notice behaviour, consider challenges and how to use the pause button.
Here at TimeOut we are passionate about starting the conversation, reducing the stigma associated with a gambling harms and empowering individuals to recover. Time Out Connect is a peer support group designed for individuals in recovery for their gambling. This safe, confidential space provides a unique opportunity to meet others who understand the challenges you're
A national, external mutual aid organisation facilitated through NRN but open to anyone. They offer rolling weekly meetings using a science-based therapeutic programme to support people in their recovery goals.
