Online Addiction Treatment
We begin by assessing your unique situation, and where necessary, we offer support and therapy to the people who love you and who struggle to understand what alcoholism and addiction is.
We have once or twice a week face to face, one to one addiction therapy. This is a safe space where you can be honest, and ask any difficult questions you have about addiction and addiction recovery.
Everything is strictly private and confidential therapy, your anonymity is most important. You are welcome to use a “nickname” if you’re uncomfortable using your identity.
Between face-to-face online therapy sessions, we stay connected via emails and WhatsApp, Messenger, or phone. This helps you with situations such as family gatherings, or work functions, where you might well feel triggered to drink or use.
You will have our ongoing support during your chosen program, so you need never feel alone. You will have a “Lifeline”, an “anchor” or a “life raft” on hand.
There is never “the perfect time” to get help with addiction or alcoholism. If you’re reading this, you are reaching out for help, and we appreciate how difficult and sensitive it is. Book a session now and let’s make today the day you start to enjoy your life, without being a slave to substances or harmful behaviours.
Make today “Day One” of the best of the rest of your life.
Packages
Couples Guidance Counseling
We know that addiction and alcoholism affects everyone. This is time for you and your significant other, family member, or close friend to get help.
Discovery, Getting to know you
In Discovery sessions, We get to know you and we discover the real problems, whether it’s for yourself or a loved one.
Family Support Counseling
Your family support counseling gets to grips with the “how-to” to stay on track and better manage situations that previously triggered you.
One on One Addiction Counseling
Sober Coaching One to One is for you if you have limited time and don’t need to detox. We help you change behaviours that aren’t serving you around drinking and / or drugs.
Tailor made packages suited to your requirements
- International and local travelling companion
- We accompany an addicted family member or employee for business, holiday, to and from rehab, for social functions and or to hospital.
- On site drug urine testing and home visits
Frequently Asked Questions
What is online addiction therapy?
Online Addiction Therapy is a drug or Alcohol abuse treatment that helps addicted individuals stop compulsive drug or alcohol seeking and abuse. (drugabuse.gov NIH)
This Treatment occurs in a private, face-to-face online setting. Together, we decide what lengths of time you need. Because drug addiction is typically a chronic disorder characterized by occasional relapses, a medium-term, nine-month online treatment is usually sufficient. For many, treatment is a long-term process that involves multiple interventions and regular monitoring.
Who hires an online addiction therapist?
Substance Abuse & Addiction Affects All Types of People, From All Walks of Life. All human beings are designed to seek pleasure and avoid pain.
When we experience pain or discomfort, it’s natural that we wish to alleviate it. Professionals and executives who work remotely, who cannot afford the time spent booking into a treatment facility, as well as people who are afraid of contracting COVID-19 in “in-patient rehab”.
Anybody who has access to WiFi can access online addiction and alcohol abuse addiction counseling and online support.
Is addiction coaching a type of therapy?
Addiction Coaching is a more directive form of support in comparison to counseling, however, the work is very collaborative and empowering – it’s about taking back control of your life.
Do you work with men?
Yes, I work with men and women, and yes, I am LGBTQ friendly
Contact us
Book an online consultation and let’s start working towards a happy, meaningful, healthy life.
You are welcome to remain anonymous and use a “nickname”, we respect your privacy and encourage you to ask questions, about anything.
There are no “stupid questions”.
