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DIRECTORY of ALCOHOL, DRUGS and RELATED SERVICES In DIRECTORY of ALCOHOL, DRUGS and RELATED SERVICES in the REPUBLIC OF IRELAND 2005 Table of Contents Preface 3 Overview of Services 4 Main Services 5 - 120 Additional AIDS/Drug Services 121 Advice/Support Services 122 - 123 Education, Training, Publications 124 Drugs Task Forces 125 - 127 Needle Exchange Services 128 Satellite Clinics 129 - 132 Self-Help Services 133 Help Lines 134 Health Promotion Departments 135 Glossary 136 Index 137 Preface This is the fifth edition of the Directory published as a resource for health care professionals and others when looking for resource information or when making referrals to alcohol and drug services. This expanded publication illustrates ongoing development within service provision. Further relevant information is available from Health Service Executive Health Promotion Departments on page 135. Since the last edition, the Eastern Area has become the Eastern Region Health Authority with three separate Areas. The Directory reflects this change, as well as other changes in the nature/structure of services implemented since the last issue. This Directory is laid out alphabetically in terms of county . Statutory services are listed before non-statutory in each county. Overview of Drug/Alcohol/Related Services Each Health Service Executive (HSE) Area has its own range of alcohol and drug services catering for different needs. These services include medical and nursing residential and/or nonresidential treatment services for adults, adolescents and children, including rehabilitation and after care. HSE Areas also offer a range of mental health and psychiatric services, community and outreach services, family support, counselling, referral, information and education. Many services, including a Drug Task Force network at local and regional level, continue to expand. Addiction Services Headquarters East Coast Area Centenary House, York Road, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin, Telephone 01-2807852 Northern Area 2nd Floor, Phibsboro Tower, Dublin 7, Telephone 01-8820300 South Western Area Cherry Orchard Hospital, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10, telephone 01-6206400 Midland Area - Community Alcohol & Drug Services, 1 Coote Street, Portlaoise Co Laois Telephone 0502 78282. Community Drug & Alcohol Service, Community Resource Centre, Bishopsgate Street, Mullingar Co Westmeath Telephone 044 41630 Mid-Western Area Slainte Office, 53 O'Connell Street, Limerick, Telephone 061-318633 North Eastern Area, Addiction Resource Centre, Health Care Unit, Rooskey, Co Monaghan, Telephone 047-72100; North Eastern Area Telephone 046-9076400 North Western Area 12 Johnston Court, O'Connell Street, Sligo, Telephone 071-9143316 South Eastern Area Regional Drug Coordination Unit, First Floor, Beech House, Cove Roundabout, Dunmore Road, Waterford, Telephone 051-846720 Southern Area St Finbarr's Hospital, Drug & Alcohol Services, 021-4923131 Western Area Drugs Service, 64 Dominic Street, Galway (drugs) Telephone 091-561299; Merlin Park Regional Hospital, Galway, (alcohol) Telephone 091-755883/753642. Main Services Carlow 6 Cavan 7 Clare 8-12 Cork 13-15 Donegal 16-17 Dublin 19-59 Health Service Executive Eastern Region 60 Community Care areas Galway 61-71 Kerry 72 Kildare 73-74 Kilkenny 75-77 Laois 78 Leitrim 79 Limerick 80-87 Longford 88 Louth 89-91 Mayo 92-95 Meath 96 Monaghan 97-98 Offaly 99 Roscommon 100-102 Sligo 103 Tipperary 104-109 Waterford 110-111 Westmeath 112-114 Wexford 115-116 Wicklow 117-120 Carlow Alcohol & Addiction Services St Dymphna's Hospital, Carlow Telephone 059-9136301 Fax 059-9136350 Established 1985 Catchment Area: Co Carlow Status: Health Service Executive Treatment Facilities Qualified Staff In Patient Yes Medical Doctors full time Out Patient Yes Psychiatrists full time After Care Yes Psychologists full time Halfway House No Nurses full time Counselling Yes Counsellors full time Advisory Service Yes Family therapists full time Employment Assistance Social workers full time Programme No Conditions of Acceptance Addictions Dealt With Individual assessment. GP/medical/probation Alcohol Yes service referral Drugs Yes Smoking Yes Contact Eating Disorders No Counsellors telephone Gambling Yes 059-9136317/9136326 Prescribed Drugs Yes Method of Payment Services Designed for Subject to normal HSE maintenance charges Male Adult Yes Female Adult Yes Treatment Methods & Services Provided Male Adolescent No Assessment, advice, information, individual Female Adolescent No counselling, family support, outpatient and inpatient detoxification, alcohol/drug education and awareness programme. Length of Treatment In Patient as required See also page 75 Out Patient as required After Care as required Halfway House not applicable 6 Cavan See pages 97, 98 and 103 for Cavan catchment area 7 Clare Clare Community Drug & Alcohol Team Museum House, France Street, Ennis, Co Clare Telephone 065-6869859/6869860 Fax 065-6865860 e-mail: [email protected] Catchment Area: Mid-Western Area Status: Health Service Executive Treatment Facilities Qualified Staff In Patient No Medical Doctors - Out Patient Yes Psychiatrists - After Care No Psychologists - Halfway House No Nurses - Counselling Yes Counsellors full time Advisory Service Yes Drug/Alcohol Employment Assistance Education officers full time Programme No Outreach workers full time Addictions Dealt With Conditions of Acceptance Alcohol Yes Over 14's - with parental consent necessary Drugs Yes for under 18s. Open referral, family Smoking No involvement encouraged. Willingness to Eating Disorders No engage. Gambling No Prescribed Drugs Yes Contact Counsellor/Outreach worker Services Designed for Male Adult Yes Method of Payment Female Adult Yes No charge Male Adolescent Yes Female Adolescent Yes Treatment Methods & Services Provided Individual, group counselling using person- Length of Treatment centred approach. Advice, information and In Patient not applicable education resources through drug/alcohol Out Patient as required education officers and outreach workers After Care not applicable Halfway House not applicable 8 Ennistymon Day Hospital Ennis Road, Ennistymon, Co Clare Telephone 065-7071611 Fax 065-7071915 Established 1988 Catchment Area: North Clare Status: Health Service Executive Treatment Facilities Qualified Staff In Patient No Medical Doctors full time Out Patient Yes Psychiatrists full time After Care Yes Psychologists full time Halfway House No Nurses full time Counselling Yes Counsellors full time Advisory Service Yes Occupational Employment Assistance therapist full time Programme No Social worker full time Addictions Dealt With Conditions of Acceptance Alcohol Yes Referral from G.P, allied professionals, Drugs Yes concerned person or self-referral Smoking Yes Assessment based. Eating Disorders Yes Gambling Yes Contact Prescribed Drugs Yes Substance Misuse Counsellor Services Designed for Method of Payment Male Adult Yes No charge Female Adult Yes Male Adolescent No Treatment Methods & Services Provided Female Adolescent No Individual, couples, family and group counselling. Assessment, education, treatment and referral. Individualised Length of Treatment treatment methods, family members In Patient not applicable encouraged to attend. Out Patient as required After Care as required Halfway House not applicable 9 Kilrush Day Hospital West Clare Mental Health Services, St Joseph's Terrace, Kilrush, Co Clare Telephone 065-9054100 Fax 065-8681400 Established 1986 Catchment Area: West Sector Status: Health Service Executive Treatment Facilities Qualified Staff In Patient No Medical Doctors full time Out Patient Yes Psychiatrists full time After Care Yes Psychologists full time Halfway House No Nurses full time Counselling Yes Counsellors full time Advisory Service Yes Employment Assistance Conditions of Acceptance Programme No By appointment Addictions Dealt With Contact Alcohol Yes Addiction Counsellor Drugs Yes Smoking Yes Method of Payment Eating Disorders No No charge Gambling Yes Prescribed Drugs Yes Treatment Methods & Services Provided One to one counselling - Medication - Services Designed for Abstinence, controlled drinking and harm Male Adult Yes reduction goals. Drug and alcohol workshop Female Adult Yes facilitation. Male Adolescent No Female Adolescent No Length of Treatment In Patient not applicable Out Patient as required After Care as required Halfway House not applicable 10 Bushypark Treatment Centre Ennis, Co Clare Telephone 065-6840944 Fax 065-6840450 e-mail [email protected] Established 1991 Catchment Area: Open access Status: Limited company/registered charity Treatment Facilities Qualified Staff In Patient Yes Medical Doctors part time Out Patient No Psychiatrists part time After Care Yes Psychologists part time Halfway House No Nurses part time Counselling Yes Counsellors full- and part time Advisory Service Yes Employment Assistance Conditions of Acceptance Programme Yes Drug and alcohol free, preliminary interview and assessment, involvement of Addictions Dealt With family/concerned persons Alcohol Yes Drugs Yes Contact Smoking No Secretary/Counsellor on duty Eating Disorders No Gambling Yes Method of Payment Prescribed Drugs Yes VHI/BUPA Private Services Designed for By arrangement Male Adult Yes Female Adult Yes Treatment Methods & Services Provided Male Adolescent No Minnesota model, professional 12 Female Adolescent No step/abstinence based programme, group therapy, one to one counselling, peer groups, Length of Treatment family programme, aftercare, relapse groups. In Patient 30 days Five day residential family programme
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