All addictions from substance abuse such as alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, opioids, and amphetamines, as well as to behavioural addictions such as gambling, sex addiction, through to digital addictions such as to gaming or social media.

As soon as possible after a comprehensive assessment to evaluate your primary concerns, needs, and goals.

We focus not only on your concerns but on all underlying issues. After the in-depth assessment, we will discuss from our experience a customised recovery support program needed to meet your needs.

All our work is done in concert with your own doctor, sponsor, life coach, outpatient substance abuse program, sober living home, or any other recovery method.

Packages are reasonable for what is offered. They can be scaled up or down depending on your budget and needs.  

Talk to us today to understand what is appropriate for you to get you mentally and emotionally to a position of greater control & personal peace.

Recovery Support focuses on finding solutions and maximising your strengths.

You will find purpose in life and get practical help with issues such as:

• Developing a sustainable recovery plan
• Preventing relapse
• Removing obstacles to your recovery
• Building a support network
• Learning strategies to reduce stress
• Learning about the impact of addiction on your body
• Coping skills for negative emotions
• Building self-esteem and confidence
• Dealing with family and relationship issues
• Setting healthy boundaries with those you are in contact with.

We can provide assistance for high-conflict situations.

Also make suggestions for high quality sleep, hygiene, mindfulness strategies, nutritional recovery, and fitness.

We will also help you find resources in the community to support your recovery.

Yes, highly recommended. The benefits of one on one  recovery support cannot be emphasised enough both during and post recovering from any addiction.

When taking back control of your life, it is essential that you stay on track developing healthy habits and choices.

We find that not doing so may compromise your long term recovery, or you recognise you’re on a downward spiral and at risk for relapse. A one on one period of recovery support will defiantly help. 

This is also particularly helpful in order to refresh and enhance your recovery program, especially during times of personal change or crisis such as a career change, relationship breakup or other major personal event.