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About Us

Recovery Road Wellness Project is a charity registered in England and Wales. Our main areas of focus are on providing individuals currently experiencing withdrawal due to tranquilliser and antidepressant dependency with self-help and coping strategies, and on empowering those who are recovered or are in the final stages of recovery with the resources they need to be able to move on. For those currently in withdrawal we provide a helpline service (08456007556) and a ‘Withdrawal Survival Guide’. See details in our “Contact Us” section below. To those who are mostly or fully recovered we offer the New Beginings and Empowerment programmes – helpline support, signposting, coaching, mini-courses – with the goal of helping them to move on with their lives. Read more

New Beginnings

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In our work with individuals who have been affected by dependency on benzodiazepines and antidepressants we have identified that many who have fully or partially recovered are at a loss as to how to move on. They lack the confidence, and in some cases the resources and skills, required to begin to … [Read More...]

Contact Us

Our regular helpline on 08456007556 for those currently in withdrawal is open from 10.00 am to 12.00 pm Mon to Fri.

lf you are interested in our New Beginnings or Empowerment programmes, please email us at: newbeginnings@recovery-road.org for further details and for access to our New Beginnings Helpline.

Calls cost no more than 4p per minute from a standard BT line. Calls from other networks may vary.

Office: info@recovery-road.org

About Withdrawal

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If you are reading this in preparation for your taper, please keep in mind that not everyone has a negative experience. There are people who have successfully discontinued benzos or antidepressants with very few problems; it is possible that you could too. … [Read More...]

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Fundraising

Recovery Road is fundraising in order to be able to participate at the 2012 Addictions symposium. (Please see our ‘Donations’ page.) Any contributions will be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your support!

Quality Service

We are a member of the Helplines Association and meet its good practice principles for helplines. Our membership of the Helplines Association provides extra assurance that our helpline is a confidential, professional, non-profit service, with volunteers who are adequately trained and supported.

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For Family, Carers & Professionals

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This section provides information and resources which will be useful for family members, doctors, counsellors and other professionals who provide care for those in withdrawal.   Links to the “For Family and Carers” pages: For Family and Carers How Best to Support DOs and … [Read More...]

Connect With Us

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Our FaceBook page is uplifting and informative. Many are reassured by the insights, quotes and positive thoughts shared there. We encourage you to use it as an additional coping tool. To join, click on the above highlighted link, then click on the 'Like' button at the top of the FaceBook page. See you there!