Recovery that finally holds.
Specialist support for alcohol, drug, gambling and sexual addiction. Root-cause psychotherapy paired with structured recovery coaching, from someone who has walked the road out himself.
Specialist support for alcohol, drug, gambling and sexual addiction. Root-cause psychotherapy paired with structured recovery coaching, from someone who has walked the road out himself.
— You've promised yourself “this is the last time” more times than you can count.
— Rehab worked, until you came home.
— Your success shields the problem from everyone except you.
— The people around you sense something is wrong, but nobody says it out loud.
— You keep the image intact while the private cost keeps rising.
— You want help, but you cannot afford for anyone to know.
Addiction is never only about the substance or the behaviour. It is a solution that has stopped working, to pain, pressure, or emptiness that has usually been there far longer than the drinking, the using, or the gambling. Psychodynamic psychotherapy reaches that root; CBT, DBT and 12-step tools manage the day-to-day reality of staying stopped.
My own recovery is where this work began. Ten thousand-plus clinical hours refined it. That combination means I recognise both the manipulations addiction produces and the courage it takes to sit in front of someone and tell the truth for the first time.
For clients in high-exposure lives, where alcohol and substances are woven into the professional and social landscape; we build relapse prevention around your actual life, not a version of it that requires you to disappear from the world.
The root, not the symptom: Why the addiction exists, the function it serves, so recovery doesn't depend on white-knuckled willpower.
Relapse prevention for real life: Tools built for boardrooms, majlis gatherings, festivals and first-class lounges, wherever your life actually happens.
After rehab: The dangerous gap between treatment and normal life is where most relapse happens. I specialise in making recovery survive re-entry.
Family guidance: Discreet advice for families on what helps, what enables, and how to open the conversation without pushing someone away.
Coordinated care: Where useful, I coordinate with physicians, sober companions and trusted staff, one joined-up structure around you.
Identity beyond addiction: Recovery is not just absence. We build the life that makes going back uninteresting.
Weekly sessions: in person in London or online anywhere, in English or Arabic, with full continuity when you travel.
Intensive programme: several sessions a week with structured support between them, for situations that need momentum now.
24/7 live-in: around-the-clock therapeutic support in the UK, and internationally on request. Deliberately limited availability.
Clients in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait and Bahrain work with me online, in Arabic or English, and we meet in person during their time in London. Being understood in your mother tongue changes what this work can reach.
No. Many clients begin while still using. The first phase of work often is getting honestly to the point where stopping becomes possible, with medical support arranged where safety requires it.
Rehab removes you from your life; the harder work is returning to it. This work happens inside your real life, your pressures, your travel, your family, which is exactly where recovery has to hold.
Yes. Clients across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait and Bahrain work with me online in Arabic or English, with in-person sessions when they are in London.