Addiction is a way of coping that has stopped working, with alcohol, substances or behaviours. Shame keeps it in the dark, and the dark keeps it going. We work without judgement, meeting you where you are and walking the long road at a pace that lasts.
By the numbers
400 million
people live with alcohol or drug use disorders worldwide
209 million
live with alcohol dependence
WHO, 2024
Common signs
- Needing more to get the same effect
- Trying to cut down without success
- Continuing despite the cost
- Strong cravings or preoccupation
- Pulling away from people and routines
- Using to cope with stress or feelings
Signs vary from person to person, you don't need to recognise all of these, or be sure it's addiction, to reach out.
The faculty
Specialists in Addiction
These members of the faculty work with this regularly. Not sure who fits? Tell us a little about what's going on and we'll help you choose.
If any of this rings true, it's worth a conversation.
Not sure where you fit? That's entirely normal, we'll help you find the right specialist.