1-to-1 Drink Less Health Coach Sessions
Our informal, confidential sessions with one of our Health Coaches could help you understand how to reduce or improve your alcohol intake and adopt a healthier lifestyle. Benefit from up to 6 telephone sessions over a 12 week period. Our Health Coaches will support you with not only alcohol but advice on all areas of healthy living.
What we offer
- Bespoke support from our experienced team of Health Coaches.
- Up to 6 telephone sessions over a 12 week period.
- Resources picked to support you and your journey.
- A referral to our other services if needed.
Surgery benefits
Helps the surgery achieve QOF outcomes associated with smoking cessation
Paid by outcome model means your surgery could receive up to a maximum of £80 per patient that quits
Reimbursement of Nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) or any prescribed Champix/Zyban on a quarterly basis
Direct contact with patients, removing the barrier of a patient not signing up to our service on referral (strike whilst the iron is hot!)
become a stop smoking contractor
WHO WE HELP
- Lincolnshire residents or those registered with a Lincolnshire GP. PLUS
- Over 18’s. PLUS
- Those drinking 14+ units of alcohol a week (not dependent).
meet the team
Our fantastic team are here to support you every step of the way - read a little about them here.
How it works
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Fill in the form to Sign up.
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A member of our team will be in touch to book your first session.
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A Health Coach will call you for your first session and you can start taking steps to improve your health!
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What our clients say...
"I couldn't have done it without you, I'm pleased you are around. I don't crave drink anymore. I have freedom, check that out.”
“Your ‘soft touch’ approach and giving simple plans and ideas to make subtle changes has worked. Can’t believe how motivated we feel, never thought we could change our relationship with alcohol the way we have.”
What our clients say...
“I’ve learned a lot and I’m very grateful for that knowledge. I feel like I now have control of my drinking, rather than it controlling me.”
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