The increase in women's drinking is one of the most prominent trends in alcohol
consumption in the UK in recent history, possibly exacerbated by COVID-19 lockdown …

The increase in women's drinking is one of the most prominent trends in alcohol
consumption in the UK in recent history, possibly exacerbated by COVID-19 lockdown …

Background Findings from a person-level meta-analysis of online alcohol intervention trials
suggest that women disproportionately seek out such interventions (Riper et al., 2018) …

Background In recent years, reductions in drinking in the UK and the rise of online
'positive'sobriety communities have been observed, yet peer led support groups such as …

Introduction Concerns have been raised that consumption of no‐and low‐alcohol drinks by
those who are in recovery could lead to a relapse to past drinking behaviours. However, little …

There is a paucity of research documenting women's undisclosed drinking. This study
explored the discursive accounts of women's alcohol dependence, treatment history and …

Abstract Issue addressed Hello Sunday Morning (HSM) is an online program that
encourages people to commit to a period of non‐drinking and blog about their experiences …

Aims Advances in technology have led to an increased range of possibilities for forms of
mutual aid in addictions, and patient empowerment in the management of long-term …

Objective Proportionally more women use online alcohol interventions but also report less
robust treatment outcomes compared to men. Less is known about outcome disparities …

Background The COVID-19 pandemic prompted rapid, reflexive transition from face-to-face
to online healthcare. For group-based addiction services, evidence for the impact on service …