If you think that you have become dependent on substances or worried about someone else, please visit the NHS website for advice. You or the person you are worried about will probably need some help either to cut down and control your or their drug use, or stop completely.
The Centre for Wellbeing is there for you and will give you advice and support on how to cut down and offers Cannabis Use Brief Intervention Course (CUBIC) sessions. You can also book our CUBIC sessions to discuss potential drug addiction problems. Sessions can also cover alcohol abuse and addiction to pornography.
Visit these websites to find out about the easily accessible support services locally available:
The following organisations can also provide confidential support, whether it is for yourself or someone else:
The Centre for Wellbeing is also there for you and will give you advice and support on how to cut down or quit, email us to speak with a Mental Health Practitioner.
If you are concerned about another student's wellbeing as a result of their drug use, Report a Wellbeing Concern is a quick and easy way to let us know about a concern that you have for a University of Surrey student. It can be completed by anyone including other students, family, friends and staff.
If you think that you have become dependent on substances or worried about someone else, there are local support services that can help and advice on the NHS website KA-01632 2 Health and wellbeing Substance abuse Published