AACE Metrix

It's okay to start again.

Recovery isn't always a straight path, and many people experience setbacks along the way. A difficult day doesn't define your progress or determine what comes next.

If you're thinking about making a change, taking the next step—no matter how small—can be a meaningful place to begin.

To learn more about the AACE Metrix Program and the support options available, book in for one of our information sessions or contact our team.

Episode 10: You’re here reading this right now.

Sometimes it’s not one big sign that prompts us to think about change, but a series of small moments that catch our attention.

If the experiences shared throughout this series have resonated with you, it may be worth taking some time to reflect on what support could look like for you.

Attending an information session can be a helpful first step to learn more about available support options, ask questions, and explore your next steps in a no-pressure environment.

If you would like to learn more about support options, visit our website.

When everything looks "fine" from the outside, it can be difficult to recognise when support may be helpful.

Seeking information is one way to better understand your options. If you'd like to learn more about the AACE Metrix Program, join one of our information sessions or contact our team for confidential guidance.

Supporting someone experiencing addiction can be challenging and can affect the whole family. Understanding addiction, developing healthy communication strategies, and maintaining appropriate boundaries may help families navigate these situations while protecting their own wellbeing.

If you would like to learn more about family support, education, or counselling options, our team is available to provide information about available services.

Episode 9: You keep thinking about change.

Sometimes the thought of making a change keeps coming back, even if you’re not sure what the next step looks like.

Many people experience a period of reflection before reaching out for support. Feeling curious about change can be an important part of that process.

Attending an information session can be a helpful way to learn more about the support options available, ask questions in a no-pressure environment, and explore whether taking the next step feels right for you.

If you would like to learn more about support options, visit our website.

Episode 8: You’re worried about someone else.

Sometimes concerns about a loved one’s alcohol or other substance use can leave us feeling unsure of what to do. Supporting someone who is struggling can be challenging, and it’s common to feel worried, frustrated, or overwhelmed.

Seeking information and guidance for yourself can be an important step. Speaking with a qualified health professional may help you better understand your options, learn supportive ways to approach conversations, and explore what support may be available for both you and your loved one.

If you would like to learn more about support options, visit our website.