Addiction & Recovery

The first step is to educate yourself about Addiction. Engage in your own counselling. Develop a personal support network. Do not enable the person in Addiction. Manage your expectations and your expectations of the person suffering from the Addiction. Develop ...

It is tough to change something without understanding it. For the person suffering from Addiction, through developing a deeper understanding of themselves, their triggers, emotions and coping mechanisms - change can occur. For the person wanting to support the person ...

Educating yourself about Addiction is essential; engage in a self-care regime, including your therapy, and surround yourself with positive and supportive others.

Look after you as the number one priority. Addiction affects many people, including the sufferer, and by looking after yourself, you will be able to support yourself and others.

Addiction is not a moral failing but rather a disease with sometimes complex origins that require effort to understand and manage.

We understand that Addiction affects not only the person suffering from the disease but loved ones. We aim to provide support to all those involved through education about Addiction so that they can develop an understanding and strategies to support ...