Online Addiction Counselling in Hull

Yes. Sessions are booked one at a time rather than locked to a fixed weekly slot, so a rota that takes you away for a fortnight does not end the work. We can meet weekly while you are ashore and pick the thread back up on your return. Continuity matters more here than strict rhythm.

Fees are £80 / 60 min, £100 / 90 min and £120 / 120 min, and the first 15-minute consultation is free. If money is the obstacle, ReNew Hull provides confidential drug and alcohol help across the city at no cost, and Hull City Council's drug and alcohol support explains how to get in.

It counts fully. A betting app builds the same cycle of anticipation, relief and concealment that a bottle does, and in a city where insecure work makes money tight the losses land hard and fast. No substance needs to be involved for any of this work to apply to you.

Usually, yes. You need a phone or laptop, headphones and an hour behind a closed door. Nothing is posted to your address and nothing reaches your GP record unless you ask for that. Where a house is genuinely never quiet, plenty of people sit in a parked car instead.

Distance changes nothing, which is rather the point of working this way. Most people begin within a week or two of the free consultation. That first hour is not an interrogation: we look at what you are doing, when it grips hardest, and what you would like to be different.

No - I work online from Hove, so we'd meet by secure video rather than face to face. For a place as far east as Hull, that removes the usual problem of specialist support being a long drive away; you can talk from home without travelling at all.

Usually fairly soon. Working online means I am not tied to Hull clinic hours, so we can find a slot that fits around the port and offshore wind sector. It starts with a free 15-minute consultation about your addiction, then a regular weekly session once we agree things suit you.

Privately I charge £80 an hour, £100 for 90 minutes and £120 for two hours, with a free 15-minute call first. Hull also has NHS routes, through your GP or Hull University Teaching Hospitals, at no cost; those can involve a wait, so private sessions suit anyone wanting to begin addiction work now.

Sessions with me are online only for Hull, as I am based in Hove. People working near the port and offshore wind sector often prefer this, fitting addiction counselling around the day without travel across the city. I offer daytime and some early-evening appointments, and we would keep the same weekly slot wherever possible.