New research from Clean Slate Clinic, Adfam and the University of Sussex has found that more than 17 million people in the United Kingdom may be drinking at dangerous levels without realising it — and that the system designed to help them is missing them almost entirely. The findings come from the UK, but the patterns they reveal will look uncomfortably familiar to Australian readers.

9News has aired a national segment on telehealth alcohol detox, reported by Stephanie Anderson. Watch the full broadcast, featuring Clean Slate Clinic, Bupa and the Alcohol and Drug Foundation.

More than half of Clean Slate Clinic's clients are women, with an average age of nearly 50. Female.com.au reports on what the data shows about who is seeking help, and why.

Alice Hansen spent two decades hiding her alcohol dependence behind a high-functioning life. Writing in Mamamia, she shares what finally helped her break free.

Clean Slate Clinic has been named Impact Enterprise of the Year at the 2026 Australian Impact Investment Awards, recognising our approach to early intervention and accessible support for alcohol dependence.

Dr Chris Davis features in The Australian's longevity series, sharing what happened when he tracked the impact of alcohol on his own health and why even moderate drinking may be doing more harm than you think.

Women's Agenda explores why women's alcohol harm often goes unseen.

Read in The Age how Greg and Chris took very different roads to alcohol dependence, but both found recovery through Clean Slate's home detox program.

SBS News explores the barriers to alcohol support facing LGBTIQ+ communities, featuring Dr Chris Davis.

The Canberra Times reports that the face of alcohol dependence is changing, with women now in the majority among those seeking support in Australia and many not fitting the stereotype we might expect. Clean Slate Clinic's senior clinician Fiona Faulkner explores why and what needs to change in the way we support people after detox.

Clean Slate Clinic is proud to partner with South Western Sydney PHN (SWSPHN) to make safe, home-based alcohol and other drug (AOD) support more accessible across the region.

South Eastern NSW residents wishing to reduce their dependence on alcohol, stimulants or cannabis may be eligible to access our at-home detox and recovery program through a new partnership between COORDINARE - South Eastern NSW PHN and Clean Slate Clinic.

Dr Chris Davis - GP, AOD Specialist, and Co-Founder of Clean Slate Clinic – reflects on the power of celebrities sharing their experiences with substance use to educate others about the pervasive ubiquity of dependence in our society.

Clean Slate announces new partnership with leading insurance provider, nib.

The University of Sydney evaluates the effectiveness of Clean Slate Clinic's treatment programs and approaches.