ADDICTION THERAPY LONDON

£ 900.00

  • £900 premium Addiction Therapy London Package.
  • 3 private 1-hour addiction therapy sessions, delivered once per week.
  • Free daily support calls 7 days a week included within the package.
  • Support for alcohol, drugs, food-related behaviours, gambling and other compulsive or behavioural addictions.
  • Confidential, professional and non-judgemental therapeutic support.
  • Explore triggers, cravings, emotional patterns and behavioural cycles.
  • Develop practical coping strategies and work towards healthier patterns.
  • Evidence-informed counselling tailored to your individual circumstances, with appropriate signposting where specialist medical treatment is required.
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Premium Addiction Therapy in London – £900 3-Session Package

Addiction can affect almost every area of life, from emotional wellbeing and confidence to relationships, work, finances and physical health.

The M.D.D Addiction Therapy London Package provides professional, confidential and personalised support for individuals experiencing difficulties with alcohol, drugs, food-related behaviours, gambling and a wide range of behavioural or compulsive patterns.

For £900, the package includes:

  • 3 private 1-hour addiction therapy sessions
  • 1 session per week
  • Free daily support calls, 7 days a week

This combination provides structured weekly therapy alongside additional support between sessions.

At Miss Date Doctor (M.D.D), we understand that addiction is rarely about one simple behaviour. There can be emotional, psychological, behavioural, relational and environmental factors involved.

Our counselling approach focuses on understanding your individual circumstances, identifying patterns and triggers, developing healthier coping strategies and helping you work towards meaningful behavioural change.

What Is Addiction Therapy?

Addiction therapy is professional psychological support designed to help individuals understand and change problematic patterns involving substances or behaviours.

Addiction can involve physical, psychological, emotional and behavioural factors. For some people, a substance or behaviour may become a way of managing stress, difficult emotions, loneliness, trauma, anxiety, boredom or other challenging experiences.

Therapy provides a structured environment in which these patterns can be explored without judgement.

Rather than concentrating only on stopping a behaviour, therapy can explore what drives the pattern, what maintains it and what healthier alternatives may be possible.

The NHS recognises talking therapies such as CBT as one component that may be included in treatment for drug addiction, alongside other forms of specialist treatment where required.

Addiction Therapy for Different Types of Addiction

The M.D.D Addiction Therapy Package is designed to provide support across a broad range of addiction-related and compulsive difficulties.

Alcohol Addiction Therapy

Alcohol can gradually become an important part of a person’s emotional coping system, routine or social life.

M.D.D counselling can explore your relationship with alcohol, including:

  • Emotional triggers
  • Drinking patterns
  • Cravings and urges
  • Stress and coping
  • Relationship consequences
  • Thoughts and beliefs surrounding alcohol
  • Attempts to reduce or change drinking
  • Relapse triggers

Important: if you may be physically dependent on alcohol, you should seek medical advice before attempting to stop suddenly. Alcohol withdrawal can potentially be dangerous and may require medical supervision.

Drug Addiction Therapy

M.D.D provides psychological and behavioural counselling for individuals experiencing difficulties with drug use.

Sessions may explore:

  • Triggers
  • Cravings
  • Emotional regulation
  • Substance-related habits
  • Relationships
  • Coping strategies
  • Consequences of drug use
  • Relapse prevention
  • Lifestyle changes

The appropriate treatment pathway depends on the substance and individual circumstances. Some forms of drug dependence require specialist medical treatment, medication or supervised detoxification in addition to counselling.

Food-Related and Compulsive Eating Behaviours

Some individuals experience a difficult or compulsive relationship with food or eating.

Counselling can explore emotional triggers, habits, self-esteem, coping mechanisms and the relationship between emotions and eating behaviour.

However, food addiction should not be used as a substitute diagnosis for an eating disorder.

Where symptoms may indicate anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder or another eating disorder, specialist assessment and treatment should be sought.

Gambling Addiction Therapy

Problem gambling can affect finances, relationships, emotional wellbeing and everyday life.

Counselling can help explore:

  • Gambling triggers
  • Urges and cravings
  • Emotional patterns
  • Chasing losses
  • Attempts to stop
  • Relationship consequences
  • Financial stress
  • Alternative coping strategies

The objective is to understand the behavioural cycle and work towards healthier responses.

Compulsive Shopping and Spending

Compulsive spending can become problematic when it feels difficult to control or contributes to financial, emotional or relationship difficulties.

Therapy can explore the emotional needs and triggers associated with spending, as well as the beliefs and habits that may reinforce the behaviour.

Gaming and Internet-Related Behaviours

Gaming or internet use may become problematic when it significantly interferes with relationships, work, sleep, responsibilities or everyday functioning.

Therapy can explore what the behaviour provides emotionally and identify healthier ways of managing stress, boredom, loneliness or avoidance.

Pornography and Compulsive Sexual Behaviours

Some individuals seek confidential support because they feel unable to control pornography use or sexual behaviours despite experiencing unwanted consequences.

Therapy can explore:

  • Compulsive patterns
  • Emotional triggers
  • Shame and guilt
  • Relationship difficulties
  • Boundaries
  • Coping mechanisms
  • Personal values
  • Behavioural change

The focus is on understanding the pattern without judgement.

Social Media and Technology-Related Compulsive Behaviours

Constant checking, scrolling or online engagement can become problematic when it significantly interferes with everyday life.

Counselling can explore habitual patterns, emotional triggers, avoidance, loneliness, comparison and difficulties establishing healthier technology boundaries.

Exercise and Other Compulsive Behaviours

Exercise can become problematic when it becomes compulsive, causes significant distress or interferes with physical or emotional wellbeing.

M.D.D can also explore other repetitive or compulsive behaviours where they are causing significant difficulties in everyday life.

How Addiction Therapy Can Help

The M.D.D Addiction Therapy London Package can help you explore:

Triggers

Identify situations, emotions, thoughts, relationships and circumstances that may contribute to unwanted behaviours or substance use.

Behavioural Patterns

Understand the cycle between thoughts, emotions, urges and behaviours.

Emotional Regulation

Explore healthier ways of responding to difficult emotions rather than automatically relying on a substance or behaviour.

Coping Strategies

Develop alternative strategies for managing stress, loneliness, difficult emotions and challenging situations.

Relationships

Explore how addiction-related behaviours may affect partners, family members, friendships and other important relationships.

Self-Awareness

Develop greater awareness of the thoughts, emotions and circumstances associated with recurring patterns.

Relapse Prevention

Where appropriate, identify warning signs and develop strategies for responding constructively to difficult periods or setbacks.

Confidence and Self-Esteem

Explore shame, guilt, negative self-beliefs and loss of confidence that may accompany problematic behaviours.

Weekly Therapy Plus Daily Support

One of the distinctive features of the M.D.D Addiction Therapy Package is the combination of structured weekly therapy with free daily support calls 7 days a week.

Your package includes one 1-hour therapy session every week for three weeks, alongside the opportunity for additional daily support between your scheduled sessions.

The daily support calls can provide a useful opportunity to discuss challenges as they arise and help you stay connected to your therapeutic goals between sessions.

This means you are not limited to seeing your therapist once a week and then managing everything alone until the next appointment.

Your package provides structured weekly therapy plus additional support throughout the week.

Evidence-Informed Therapeutic Approach

M.D.D uses established psychological approaches where appropriate, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Schema Therapy and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT).

The therapeutic approach is adapted according to your individual circumstances rather than applying exactly the same method to every client.

CBT can, for example, help individuals examine the relationship between thoughts, emotions and behaviours.

The aim is to provide structured, compassionate and practical support while recognising that addiction and compulsive behaviours can have complex underlying causes.

A Confidential and Non-Judgemental Environment

Addiction can be accompanied by shame, secrecy, guilt or fear of judgement.

M.D.D provides a professional environment where you can discuss difficult experiences openly and explore your circumstances without unnecessary judgement.

Therapy focuses on understanding patterns, identifying opportunities for change and developing practical strategies.

You do not need to pretend that everything is fine.

You can talk honestly about what is happening and begin exploring what you want to change.

Who Is the M.D.D Addiction Therapy Package For?

The package may be suitable for adults experiencing difficulties involving:

  • Alcohol
  • Drugs or substance use
  • Gambling
  • Food-related or compulsive eating behaviours
  • Compulsive shopping or spending
  • Gaming
  • Internet use
  • Social media
  • Pornography
  • Compulsive sexual behaviours
  • Exercise-related compulsive behaviours
  • Other repetitive or compulsive behaviours affecting everyday life

You do not necessarily need a formal diagnosis to seek counselling.

However, if your circumstances indicate a medical condition, physical dependence, eating disorder, severe mental health difficulty or need for specialist addiction treatment, an appropriate healthcare or specialist addiction service should also be involved.

M.D.D Addiction Therapy London Package

£900 – 3 × 1-Hour Sessions + Free Daily Support

Package Price: £900

Therapy Sessions: 3

Session Length: 1 Hour

Frequency: 1 Session Per Week

Additional Support: Free Daily Support Calls, 7 Days a Week

The M.D.D Addiction Therapy London Package provides three private 1-hour therapy sessions delivered once per week, together with free daily support calls available 7 days a week.

The package is designed to provide a combination of structured therapeutic sessions and additional support between appointments.

Your therapy can focus on the particular addiction-related or compulsive behaviour you are experiencing and the underlying emotional, psychological and behavioural patterns associated with it.

Why Choose M.D.D Addiction Therapy?

Miss Date Doctor offers a contemporary approach to professional counselling that recognises the relationship between emotional wellbeing, behaviour and relationships.

The package provides:

  • £900 premium three-session package
  • Three private 1-hour therapy sessions
  • Weekly sessions
  • Free daily support calls 7 days a week
  • Support for multiple types of addiction and compulsive behaviour
  • Personalised therapeutic support
  • Evidence-informed psychological approaches
  • Confidential and non-judgemental sessions
  • Focus on triggers and behavioural patterns
  • Practical coping strategies
  • Support between scheduled therapy sessions
  • Appropriate signposting where specialist medical treatment is required

Addiction Therapy Is Not Medical Detoxification

It is important to distinguish addiction counselling from medical addiction treatment.

M.D.D addiction therapy focuses primarily on psychological, emotional and behavioural support.

It does not replace:

  • Medical detoxification
  • Prescription medication
  • Emergency medical care
  • Inpatient treatment
  • Residential rehabilitation
  • Psychiatric assessment
  • Specialist eating-disorder treatment

Certain forms of substance dependence can make suddenly stopping dangerous. If you believe you may be physically dependent on alcohol or drugs, seek appropriate medical advice before attempting to stop.

When Specialist or Urgent Help May Be Required

The M.D.D Addiction Therapy Package may not be appropriate as a standalone intervention for every individual.

Additional specialist or medical support may be required where there is:

  • Physical dependence on alcohol or drugs
  • A need for medically supervised detoxification
  • Serious physical complications
  • Suspected eating disorder
  • Severe psychiatric symptoms
  • Risk of overdose
  • Significant withdrawal symptoms
  • Need for residential rehabilitation
  • Immediate risk to yourself or another person

In an emergency in the UK, call 999 or attend A&E.

For urgent mental health support in England, you can contact NHS 111 and select the mental health option.

FAQ – Addiction Therapy London Package

1. How much does the M.D.D Addiction Therapy Package cost?

The package costs £900 and includes three private 1-hour addiction therapy sessions.

2. How often are the therapy sessions?

The three therapy sessions take place once per week.

3. Does the package include support between therapy sessions?

Yes. The package includes free daily support calls 7 days a week in addition to the three weekly 1-hour therapy sessions.

4. What types of addiction does M.D.D support?

M.D.D can provide counselling around a broad range of substance-related and behavioural difficulties, including alcohol, drugs, gambling, food-related behaviours, compulsive spending, gaming, internet use, pornography and other compulsive behaviours.

5. Can addiction therapy help with alcohol addiction?

Counselling can explore psychological and behavioural aspects of problematic alcohol use. However, people who may be physically dependent on alcohol should seek medical advice before attempting to stop suddenly.

6. Can M.D.D help with drug addiction?

M.D.D can provide psychological and behavioural counselling where appropriate. Depending on the substance and individual circumstances, additional specialist medical treatment or detoxification may be necessary.

7. Can you help with food addiction?

M.D.D can provide counselling around difficult or compulsive relationships with food and eating. Where an eating disorder may be present, specialist assessment and treatment should be sought.

8. Can addiction therapy help with gambling?

Yes. Counselling can explore gambling-related triggers, urges, emotional patterns, consequences and behavioural cycles.

9. Can you help with compulsive shopping?

Yes. Therapy can explore the emotional triggers, beliefs and habits associated with compulsive spending and help identify healthier coping strategies.

10. Can you help with gaming and social media?

M.D.D can explore problematic or compulsive patterns involving gaming, social media and internet use where these behaviours are negatively affecting everyday life.

11. Can addiction therapy help with pornography or compulsive sexual behaviour?

Yes. Confidential counselling can explore compulsive patterns, triggers, emotional regulation, relationships, boundaries and personal values.

12. Is addiction therapy confidential?

Sessions are conducted within the applicable professional confidentiality framework. Your therapist can explain confidentiality and any relevant limitations before therapy begins.

13. Is addiction counselling the same as detox?

No. Addiction counselling and medical detoxification are different forms of support. Some substance dependencies require medically supervised treatment and should not be managed through counselling alone.

14. Is the daily support call included in the £900 price?

Yes. Free daily support calls 7 days a week are included as part of the £900 package, alongside the three 1-hour weekly therapy sessions.

15. How long does the package last?

The core therapy component consists of three weekly 1-hour sessions, meaning the structured three-session programme runs over approximately three weeks. Daily support is available throughout the package according to the M.D.D support arrangements.

16. Do I need a formal addiction diagnosis?

No formal diagnosis is necessarily required to enquire about counselling. Your circumstances can be discussed to determine whether the M.D.D package is appropriate or whether specialist medical or addiction services would be more suitable.

17. How do I book the M.D.D Addiction Therapy London Package?

Contact Miss Date Doctor (M.D.D) to discuss your requirements and arrange your addiction therapy package.