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Content warning: this episode includes discussions of sexual assault, suicidal ideation, and addiction, which listeners may find triggering.
Simon Marks is a Dramatherapist and addictions counsellor at Mount Carmel rehab, where he delivers their addiction treatment programme. Simon also runs a private practice in Central London, specialising in Inner-Child work, LGBTQ+ mental health, addiction, chemsex, trauma and co-dependency. He offers both individual and group work, and delivers a full range of training programmes in these areas. Simon also runs the long-running gay men’s discussion group, A Change Of Scene, and is himself in long-term recovery since 2007.
Are you worried that you or someone you care about is struggling with alcohol, drugs, or chems? Long-term recovery is possible and there are many ways to find support. The opposite of addiction is connection…You are not alone.
References:
Be in touch: [email protected]
Instagram: @ryan.therapyspace
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By Ryan Campinho ValadasContent warning: this episode includes discussions of sexual assault, suicidal ideation, and addiction, which listeners may find triggering.
Simon Marks is a Dramatherapist and addictions counsellor at Mount Carmel rehab, where he delivers their addiction treatment programme. Simon also runs a private practice in Central London, specialising in Inner-Child work, LGBTQ+ mental health, addiction, chemsex, trauma and co-dependency. He offers both individual and group work, and delivers a full range of training programmes in these areas. Simon also runs the long-running gay men’s discussion group, A Change Of Scene, and is himself in long-term recovery since 2007.
Are you worried that you or someone you care about is struggling with alcohol, drugs, or chems? Long-term recovery is possible and there are many ways to find support. The opposite of addiction is connection…You are not alone.
References:
Be in touch: [email protected]
Instagram: @ryan.therapyspace