Action on Addiction

Welcome to the Centre for Addiction Treatment Studies' online hub.

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Distillers' Charity Scholarship Applications: Please scroll down and click on the 'Enter Course' button under the Addictions Conselling FREE ACCESS page.

Covid-19 update: We hope you are staying safe and well. In accordance with Government guidance we have ceased face to face teaching and all learning has been moved online. Please contact us at training@actiononaddiction.org.uk for more information.

We provide:

Online and blended learning courses

(Please contact training@actiononaddiction for course costs and access details).

Online recovery resources

(FREE access for AonA clients and family members)

Support and information for young people

(FREE access)

Information about Addictions Counselling

(FREE access)

Degree applicant selection processes

(Please contact training@actiononaddiction.org.uk for more information)

The Centre for Addiction Treatment Studies is part of the national charity, Action on Addiction. We offer addiction related continuing professional development courses, as well as an FdSc and BSc (Hons) degree in Addictions Counselling.

We are a franchised partner of the University of Bath.

To find out more, please visit our website:

https://www.actiononaddiction.org.uk/study-with-us

Or find us on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/centreforaddictiontreatmentstudies/

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Available courses

Addictions Counselling - find out more here! (FREE ACCESS)

Welcome! This section is free for anyone to access. Click on the 'enter course' button below to learn more about addiction, recovery and our degree programme in Addictions Counselling, a franchised programme of the University of Bath.

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Teacher: Nicky Adams
Teacher: Katherine Jenkins
Teacher: Matt Serlin
Teacher: Anita Shimwell
Teacher: Claire Smart
Teacher: Emma Thornton
Teacher: Ellie Watson

Support for younger people (FREE ACCESS)

Are you a younger person who is feeling angry, sad or afraid because someone you know is drinking too much alcohol, taking drugs or has another type of addiction such as gambling?

You are not alone. It's ok to feel lots of different things. It's ok to keep yourself safe and well.

Just click on the 'enter course' button below and you will find helpful free advice and resources from our family team.

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