Facilitated online groups
Regular opportunities for discussion, recovery education and reflection with others.
The full group timetable, including holiday arrangements, will be confirmed before enrolment.
SIX WEEKS OF ONLINE RECOVERY SUPPORT
A place to stay connected, work on your recovery and build a practical plan for the weeks ahead.
Our Christmas & New Year Recovery Programme brings together online groups, weekly individual support and tools to use in everyday life.
Enquire on WhatsApp£650 upfront for six weeks
or 2 × £350 instalments (£700 total).

CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR RECOVERY PROGRAMME
The festive period can change familiar routines. This programme is designed to offer regular contact, space to reflect and practical recovery work through Christmas and into the New Year.
We begin with a private conversation about what you need and whether this level of online support is appropriate for you.
THE PLANNED SIX-WEEK PROGRAMME
Three parts that work together, with time to put what you learn into practice.
Regular opportunities for discussion, recovery education and reflection with others.
The full group timetable, including holiday arrangements, will be confirmed before enrolment.
One individual appointment each week to explore your priorities and work on a personal recovery plan.
Six appointments across the programme. Your practitioner, appointment length and times are agreed before you join.
Check-ins, journalling and practical planning tools to use between your appointments.
Access during your paid programme. App activity is not continuously monitored.
FINDING THE RIGHT SUPPORT
The programme is intended for adults who want structured recovery support while living at home, or continuing support after treatment.
A regular space to focus on your recovery
Group connection alongside individual attention
Practical planning for everyday situations
Online support does not provide medical detox, prescribing or emergency care. We discuss your needs and the appropriate next step before you are asked to pay.
CLEAR FEES. A DEFINED SIX WEEKS.
Choose the payment option that suits you after your suitability assessment and the programme arrangements are agreed.
HOW TO JOIN
You can explore the programme without committing to a place or making a payment.
A short message is enough to get started. The button opens a message about this programme for you to review and send.
We confirm a safe, convenient time to speak. Craig makes calls Monday to Friday, 11:00–13:00 UK time. We discuss your needs and arrange the appropriate suitability assessment.
If the programme is suitable and you wish to join, we arrange payment and provide your appointments and joining information.

INSIGHT RECOVERY NETWORK
Craig brings more than 20 years of international experience in addiction treatment, mental health and recovery programme management, including work in South Africa, Thailand and Sri Lanka.
The programme combines a shared group setting with individual attention. Your practitioner and delivery arrangements are confirmed before enrolment.
About Craig and IRNA FEW PRACTICAL QUESTIONS
It is planned as a six-week Christmas and New Year programme. The exact start and end dates, group times and holiday arrangements will be confirmed before enrolment.
No. We discuss your needs, complete the appropriate suitability assessment and agree the programme arrangements before you are asked to pay.
We will discuss attendance expectations and the available timetable with you before enrolment, so you can understand what the commitment involves.
We review your needs and discuss the next step. If ongoing support is appropriate and you want to continue, the arrangements and any further fees are agreed with you. There is no automatic renewal.
Yes. You can ask about the practical arrangements for an adult you care about. Their own participation and suitability are discussed directly before enrolment. Please avoid sending medical records or detailed information about another person over WhatsApp.
No. IRN does not provide medical detox, diagnosis, prescribing or emergency care. If you need urgent support, use the appropriate local medical or emergency service. In immediate danger in the UK, call 999 or attend A&E.