Addiction Counselling in Brighton

In a private room at Intergen House on Western Road in central Hove. The counselling room is a short ride west from central Brighton along the seafront or Western Road, roughly ten to fifteen minutes by bus, taxi or car, and walkable from Brighton Station. Every service is also available by secure video across the UK, so you can meet from any private space in Brighton or blend the two.

Yes. Sessions are booked to suit a rota rather than a fixed weekly slot, and daytime appointments often suit people whose evenings belong to work. If a shift moves, the hour can move with it. Some weeks in the Hove room, some weeks online, whatever keeps the work going.

It does. Betting apps, gaming, spending, food and porn all bring people in, and the underlying pattern is much the same as with a substance. Nothing about the approach changes because the habit has no chemical in it. You will not be asked to rank your problem against anyone else's.

There is a free 15-minute consultation first, by phone or video, so you can ask questions without booking anything. After that a session is £80 / 60 min, £100 / 90 min, or £120 / 120 min. Payment is per session, so nothing is signed up for in advance.

They work perfectly well side by side. The NHS 'find a service' directory will point you to local structured drug and alcohol treatment, including medical support that counselling cannot provide. Private sessions can start straight away and carry on while you wait for, or work through, that route.

It is a fair worry in a city where faces are recognised quickly. The Hove room is a short way from the centre, on a busy road with nothing on the door to say why you are there. Appointment times are spaced so you are unlikely to pass another client.

Yes. The room on Western Road is about ten to fifteen minutes from the Lanes and Brighton Station by bus, taxi or car along the seafront, and sessions are also available by secure video if that suits you better.

Start by booking a free fifteen-minute consultation through my contact page or by calling 07914 681995. The room is at Intergen House, 65-67 Western Road; the 1, 6 and 7 buses run there, or the train from Brighton Station reaches Hove in a few minutes.

Sessions are £80 for sixty minutes, £100 for ninety and £120 for two hours, with a free fifteen-minute call first. For free NHS-commissioned help, Brighton and Hove has Pavilions, the local drug and alcohol service run by Change Grow Live, which you can self-refer to.

Yes. Many Brighton clients come into the Hove room in person, but with the city so close some prefer secure video from a flat near the seafront. Evening slots are available, and you can mix in-person and online week to week to fit hospitality or shift work.