Substance Use Counselling in Preston Park

In a private room at Intergen House on Western Road in central Hove. Preston Park is around ten minutes from the office by car or a short train ride to Hove, with Preston Park Station close by. Every service is also available by secure video across the UK, so you can meet from any private space in Preston Park or blend the two.

By looking at your own week rather than at the group. The questions that matter are how often it happens now compared with a year ago, what it costs you across the following days, and whether you have tried to change it without saying so to anyone.

Sessions are paid individually. An hour is £80, 90 minutes is £100, and two hours is £120 where a longer stretch would help. The initial 15-minute consultation is free, and it is used to work out whether this is the right kind of help for you.

No. This is private work, held outside the NHS, and there is no note on your medical record and nothing reported to anyone you work for. The only limit is the standard BACP one around serious risk to life, which would be discussed with you.

You can, and people do it from a home office or a booked meeting room. It needs a door that closes and headphones. If neither is reliable where you are, the short trip to Hove buys an hour where nobody can walk in on the conversation.

Social use is still worth understanding, particularly when it is proving hard to change despite you wanting to. What often emerges is that the drug is carrying something in those settings, and once that is visible, the choices in them stop feeling automatic.

Functioning well and struggling privately often go together. If the substance has become something you rely on to keep going, it is worth talking through, confidentially and without judgement, at your pace.

Yes, it is one of the easiest routes. Regular trains reach Hove in a few minutes, leaving a short walk or bus to Western Road, and buses down Ditchling Road and London Road work too. Start with a free fifteen-minute call on 07914 681995 or online.

Both. Pavilions offers free NHS-commissioned substance support across Brighton and Hove with self-referral. Privately, fees are £80 for sixty minutes, £100 for ninety and £120 for two hours after a free call, and the two approaches can run side by side.

Yes. With a quick train to Hove, coming in is simple, and evening appointments ease the fit around a busy life. Secure video is equally available if you prefer home, and you can move between in-person and online week to week.