We work with men and women, aged 18 and over, who are in recovery from drug and alcohol use, including addiction. Our courses have been developed for people with a certain amount of stability in their life and recovery, who are wanting to explore their next steps. This includes: 

• People aged 18+, who are in recovery or at the latter stages of treatment for drug and alcohol use.

• People who may be thinking about their next steps after finishing residential rehab, coming to the end of a day programme, accessing aftercare services, or being engaged with Employment Training and Education (ETE).

• People who may be on low doses or substitute medication such as methadone, Subutex or Suboxone.

• People who have been in recovery for a while and are feeling stuck in some areas of their lives, relationships and personal development.

• People who have stable housing and some support networks in their lives, which might include family, friends, access to counselling and/or connections to services.

• People who live in or around London, and can commit to attending each training session, for the entire day, over the six or eight week course - including up to four, hour-long 1-1 tutorials.

• People who have access to Wi-Fi and Zoom. We will explore any barriers to accessing an online space, and will provide support as needed. 

In addition, our courses are for people who are ready to explore their experiences in life, including the impacts of trauma and their relationship to self, others, and the world around them. 

As part of our commitment to safety and care for those we support, we have a thorough referral process where we explore the criteria above with each person. 

Find out about ways to access our courses here.