Barnsley Council Public Health has partnered with DrinkCoach
Barnsley Council Public Health has partnered with DrinkCoach to commission a new digital platform with access to free online appointments to help residents cut down their drinking.
DrinkCoach allows people to assess how risky their drinking is and receive personalised advice online. The website also directs residents towards the most appropriate local service, including connecting via video call to a DrinkCoach alcohol specialist.
The DrinkCoach package includes:
The Alcohol Test:
Want to know how risky your drinking is? Take the 2-min Alcohol Test; it’s free, quick and confidential. Receive personalised advice and information about local support options in Barnsley. Take the DrinkCoach Alcohol Test today.
URL link: https://drinkcoach.org.uk/barnsley-alcohol-test
Free DrinkCoach App:
If you want to track your units, calories and cost and set goals to reduce, download the free DrinkCoach App now, available on iOS and Android.
https://drinkcoach.org.uk/drinkcoach-app-folder-only
DrinkCoach Online Coaching Service:
Barnsley residents are eligible for up to 6 free online coaching sessions with an alcohol specialist. Sessions are available 7 days a week with daytime, evening and weekend appointments available. Choose your preferred timeslot, no waiting lists or travel time. Connect via video call and receive support to cut down your drinking. Take the Barnsley Alcohol Test to find out if you would benefit from cutting down with DrinkCoach.
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