Dual Diagnosis Anonymous
'To Live Without Hope Is To Cease To Live'
**CORONA VIRUS UPDATE & SUPPORT**
- Please note that due to COVID-19, all 'in person' DDA meetings are currently cancelled. This situation will be reviewed regularly and in line with advice.
- However, we are now operating free online DDA video meetings via 'Zoom' every Tuesday and Friday at 7pm and on Sundays at 7.30pm. Newcomers are welcome! (see links below)
- DDA USA also runs daily Zoom meetings! (links below)
- We know that this is a difficult time for everyone, so DDA's 24 Hour Personal Support Line will continue to be open throughout this temporary closure period:
Support Line 07702 510 110
- Please call us anytime, if you need any support; practical advice; or a listening and understanding ear.
- DDA USA also has a Resource/Chat Line and Chat Room on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1053021475070135/?ref=bookmarks.
- DDA Online Zoom Meetings (links below):
Tuesday 7pm - https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81538354655
Friday 7pm- https://us02web.zoom.us/j/815383546535465
No password
Sunday 7.30pm - https://us02web.zoom.us/j/6542959774?pwd=OE5vSEpnM0pOM3RoOVBmbDZyMFVBdz09
Password: martin
- DDA Online Zoom Meetings USA (**please note the times on the U.S. website are U.S. time!**)
Stay well and safe.
What is DDA?
What is DDA?
DDA stands for 'Dual Diagnosis Anonymous'.
We are a peer support/mutual aid fellowship that supports people with a combination of mental health issues and addiction/substance/alcohol misuse (otherwise known as a Dual Diagnosis).
We follow a '12 plus 5' Step Model. Our extra 5 steps specifically address the mental health aspect of a dual diagnosis. Therefore our programme of recovery is particularly designed to support people who are struggling with more than one problem.
We are made up of people who have lived experience of Dual Diagnosis, so know what someone may be going through.
At Dual Diagnosis Anonymous our services are not just limited to those who are struggling with dual disorders. We also welcome and extend our help to their families and friends, as well as health care providers and other interested parties.