Online Addiction Counselling in Basingstoke

You book the free 15-minute consultation and take it somewhere private. It is a conversation rather than an assessment, and no case file is opened on the strength of it. If you want to go on, a weekly slot is usually free within a fortnight. Nothing needs signing off by a GP.

An hour is £80, which is what most people book. Ninety minutes is £100 and two hours is £120 when something needs more space. Payment happens session by session rather than upfront, and the opening 15-minute conversation costs nothing at all, whatever you decide afterwards.

You can, and it is free at the point of use. That is the statutory route covering Basingstoke, delivered locally through Inclusion Recovery Hampshire, and it holds the medical side along with structured treatment. Counselling sits beside it and looks at why the habit took hold and what it has been holding up.

Yes. Since nothing has to be travelled to, early and late appointments are genuinely usable, and the whole thing costs an hour rather than an evening. Booking the same weekday each week helps most people. If the habit leans hardest on one day, that is often the day worth choosing.

It counts. Nothing has to be swallowed for something to take your money, your sleep and your straightness with the people at home. An app leaves no empties and no smell, which is exactly what lets it run for months in a house in Old Basing without a single question being asked.

Yes, and that combination is very familiar in Basingstoke. Online sessions offer a steady, confidential space that does not depend on any local network, arranged around a demanding job. We can look together at the pressure and at feeling rootless in a town you came to for work.

Usually within a week. After a free 15-minute consultation we agree a regular time. The ring road is rarely a pleasure and the fast line into Waterloo already claims hours, so online adds nothing; you join securely from home in Chineham, Hatch Warren or Old Basing, evenings included.

Privately, £80 for 60 minutes, £100 for 90 and £120 for 120, after a free 15-minute consultation. For free NHS support, your GP can refer you and Hampshire's council-funded drug and alcohol service accepts self-referrals, separate from this private practice.

Yes. Because it is online, sessions sit in the evening or on a remote-working day, without a trip round the ring road or up to Waterloo. That helps when the pace of a target-driven role leaves wellbeing at the bottom of the list. The room is in Hove for in-person meetings if preferred.