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Understand what you drink.
Convert drink size and strength into alcohol units or clearly labelled standard drinks.
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How it connects
Symptoms are understood in context, including overlap and co-occurring needs.
Practical resources
Calculators, private reflection tools and planners for questions about alcohol, addiction, sleep and mental health.
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Convert drink size and strength into alcohol units or clearly labelled standard drinks.
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Record time in bed, estimated sleep and nighttime waking for a future consultation.
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Bring triggers, early warning signs, coping actions and support contacts into a plan you can return to.
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Eating disorders involve serious disturbances in eating behaviors and related thoughts or emotions.
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PTSD can develop after trauma and involve re-experiencing, avoidance and a continuing sense of threat.
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The GAD-7 screens the frequency of seven anxiety symptoms over the last two weeks.
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Bipolar disorder involves distinct episodes of changed mood, energy and activity.
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Calculate UK alcohol units, US and Australian standard drinks from drink size, strength and servings. Add weekly totals and download your calculation privately.
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Choose a brief sensory exercise or a gentle breathing rhythm, at a pace that feels comfortable.
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Bring money and time into one clear view, using your own records for a chosen period.
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Look at the demands on your week and identify a few changes you can realistically discuss or make.
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Prepare a calm conversation about alcohol, with room to listen and a clear offer of support.
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Make space for a brief check-in and collect observations you can discuss in therapy.
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