The Club Drug Clinic is an innovative service for adult clubbers and LGBT people who have developed problems with a range of 'club drugs'.

People may experience problems with a wide range of 'club drug' substances including:

• cocaine
• crystal meth
• GHB/GBL
• ketamine
• 'legal highs'
• mephedrone
• methamphetamine
• MDMA
• mephedrone
• stimulants

The highly specialist NHS team includes specialist addiction doctors and psychologists, nurses, counsellors and peer mentors with 'lived experience'.

The CNWL Club Drug Clinic has extensive experience in working with LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender) communities, and has genuine cultural competence in dealing with the drug addiction issues that occur within these communities, including sexual health and use of certain club drugs (e.g. GBL/GBH, crystal meth and mephedrone).

The team  usually offer weekly face to face appointments, but also offer video or telephone appointments.

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