The project built on doctoral research to explore how addiction and substance use shape experiences of time and memory for people who use drugs in Southeast Scotland. In turn, the research considered how such experiences, such as that of time becoming lost, fractured, or repetitive, impact upon both intimate social relationships and relationships with service providers. The project sought to develop networks with policymakers and third sector services, culminating in an exhibition on substance use in Scotland at the Wardlaw Museum, St Andrews.