33 Educators providing Alcohol courses in London

adfam

Adfam is the only national charity tackling the effects of alcohol, drug use or gambling on family members and friends. We improve life for thousands of people. Our mission is to do this by: empowering families and friends to get the support they need. building the confidence, capacity and capability of frontline practitioners to provide effective services. influencing decision-makers to understand the needs of thousands of people coping with a family member or friend’s drink, drug or gambling problem

st. peter's college of london

Established in 2012, Saint Peter’s College, designs, develops and delivers accredited online vocational training courses. Employment and skills courses Job hunting and career progression Food & Leisure Industry-specific training

cwp resources

CWP Resources produce popular, high quality teaching materials. We have extensive experience of providing schools with Relationships and Sex Education and Drug and Alcohol Education. Our resources form the basis of our continuing professional development programmes which include school based in-class training, whole school programmes and centre-based courses. We also deliver training for school governors and parents and offer a range of consultancy packages. Our training partners are TeachSRE.

laces educational

LACES is an educational programme which was developed in 1994 by Charles Young. It offers educational and practical support to vulnerable young people of all ages. Since 1994, Charles has spoken to thousands of young people on the subject of Drugs and alcohol and how a life of crime can affect individuals, their family and friends, and the victims. Charles' message is clear and simple "Don't Follow a criminal path as I did".

mile rainbow

Hong Zhou obtained a bachelor's degree in Western Medicine (MBBS) and was granted two scholarships to complete a master's degree in Health Science (MSc) and postgraduate diploma in public health (MPH) in Finland, at King's College, London and Northumbria University. She also won an "International Student Prize" in Finland. Hong worked for the NHS Bowel Cancer Screening Centers (BCSC), including the largest BCSC in London. It offered bowel cancer screening to over one million residents in six boroughs to promote early diagnosis of bowel cancer thus to reduce its mortality. One of her key tasks was compiling evidence based training materials and delivering training to healthcare professionals, including pharmacists, Community Mental Health Teams, Community Drug and Alcohol Teams, targeted screening population, community and voluntary organisations and more.

sai school of harrow

IMS OF SAI SCHOOL Engaging children and young people (including those with special needs) on Saturday mornings through a multi faith and value based educational programme run by volunteer teachers and ex pupils of Sai School. Sai Citizens activities for integration into mainstream society and reflecting our diverse and vibrant society. OBJECTIVES Children from 5-15years Multi faith education programme Sai Citizens programme matching up each year group to a local charity or organisation for partnership working. Human Values for character building and moral education Key Stage 2 and GCSE/A level booster sessions for children and young people who are at risk of underachievement or economically disadvantaged. Active learning in arts, music, dance and culture through showcasing at local, regional and national events. Environmental projects Healthy Eating, Healthy Lifestyle projects Sports Outings Youth Wing (15years+) Providing maximum opportunities for the positive contribution of young people through: Volunteering: Improve opportunities for voluntary work through sustainable volunteering opportunities. Vocational skills and career development. Training and employment opportunities. Event Management Being on project committees or forums Partnership with local Police and other organizations to prevent anti social behaviour, youth offending, drugs and alcohol awareness. Outings Parents Organize fundraising events Engage parents in planning, delivery and evaluation of school activities Parenting Support Programmes Family Learning Schemes

adama research centre

Adama Research Centre Limited is a research consultancy firm based in the United Kingdom whose focus is to conduct research works aimed at providing solutions to the socio-cultural and socio economic problems prevalent in the United Kingdom with a global outreach. Research on Family Business, small, Medium and Large Businesses and Social Enterprises Development; and Sports and Development. Healthy living and health issues such as obesity, diabetes, risk associated with drugs and alcohol abuse or substance misuse, teenage pregnancy, HIV/AIDS and anti-social behaviour. Conduct research activities on the above subjects for Developing Countries. Adama Research Centre Limited will establish and strengthen its links with academic institutions, public and private sectors, industries, information technology, and various stakeholders in order to deliver outstanding research in the UK and worldwide. We have extensive research knowledge in social research in different disciplines within Social Sciences. We have a considerable knowledge in development in developed and developing countries. We have many years experience in delivering training.

sober girl society

After years of partying and hangovers started taking a toll on her mental health, Millie Gooch gave up alcohol in February 2018, starting Sober Girl Society 7 months later. Having worked at Hearst Magazines for 5 years as a lifestyle journalist, Millie now writes about sobriety for various publications and her activism work around sobriety has been featured in Red, Stylist, The Telegraph, Refinery29, Elle, Cosmopolitan, UniLad, Bustle, Delish and many more! You can read some of her work HERE. She has also appeared on various panels from Live Well London to Club Soda’s Mindful Drinking Festival and podcasts including Clemmie Telford’s Honestly Podcast, BBC Life Hacks podcast and Good Influence with Gemma Styles. You can listen to her podcast interviews HERE. In 2021, Millie Gooch published her first book The Sober Girl Society Handbook immediately topping the Amazon bestseller charts. Millie regularly works with brands both in and out of the non-alcoholic market such as Sainsbury’s, Square Root, Dr Teal’s, Brewdog and Adidas as well as organisations such as universities and workplaces to promote a healthier drinking culture.

wimbledon training services

london centre for addictions

An exclusive and independent rehab centre for the treatment of addictions and associated mental health issues The Haynes Clinic is a private rehabilitation centre for the treatment of alcohol, gambling and drug addiction. Drug addiction encompasses all so-called ‘recreational’ drugs (cocaine, ketamin, GBL, GHB, heroin and cannabis, for example). It also includes prescription medication for those with concerns about their use of drugs such as codeine, diazepam and other benzodiazepines, pregabalin, gabapentin and sleeping tablets. The centre provides detox and counselling with a view to you becoming entirely abstinent from alcohol and drugs. The counselling will also cover how to deal with stress, anxiety and depression – feelings that are often associated with addiction and other compulsive behaviours. Most of the rehab treatment is focused around group therapy as this has been proven to be most effective in helping addicts and alcoholics into recovery. There will also be some one to one counselling to cover individual goals and anything of particular sensitivity. All clients at The Haynes Clinic will have a consultation with our consultant psychiatrist on admission. She will prescribe any detox medication required and oversee your medical needs during your stay. Your stay here can be entirely private without it being revealed to your own GP and being on your medical notes – or we can liaise with your GP if you prefer. If we need to be in touch with your GP – or any other professional outside the confines of the treatment centre – this will always be with your consent. We also involve your family and those closest to you in your treatment. We ask the people who care about you to tell us about your behaviour and how it has affected them. We also offer them family counselling if they need support as a result of your addiction. The treatment centre is located in a tranquil, rural setting in Bedfordshire. We aim to make your stay as comfortable as possible while getting you well. All clients at the centre have their own bedrooms in a home comfort setting. Some have en suite facilities. All are good sized well appointed rooms with a double bed. We take account of your choices when ordering in the food for your stay though once you are feeling physically better, your rehab experience will include taking on responsibilities such as helping to prepare meals and keeping your environment clean and tidy. Some people need to relearn these skills; others can share their experience, helping their peers to learn – which itself boosts self-esteem.