Ciconia Recovery · London
Specialist, integrated support where ADHD and addiction overlap, delivered in house as part of your care at Ciconia Recovery.
ADHD and addiction sit side by side far more often than most people realise, and far more often than most services are set up to treat. Many ADHD specialists don’t work with addiction, and many addiction specialists don’t fully understand ADHD. The result is that one condition gets treated while the other quietly keeps driving it. At Ciconia Recovery, ADHD and addiction support are delivered together, in house, as part of one coordinated plan.
At Ciconia Recovery, we see this pattern regularly: undiagnosed or unmanaged ADHD sitting underneath addictive behaviour, or addiction masking symptoms that look like something else entirely. Treating either in isolation rarely holds.
Our ADHD and addiction service is delivered by our specialist clinical team as an integrated part of your care at Ciconia Recovery, not as a separate or outsourced programme.
Every plan starts with a conversation to understand what’s really going on, followed by an assessment, and then a structured programme of one-to-one sessions shaped around the individual. Support is available:
Every plan is reviewed as you progress, and adjusted alongside any other treatment you’re receiving at Ciconia Recovery.
A chance to talk through what’s happening and whether this is the right fit.
A focused session to build an accurate picture of what’s driving the pattern, rather than treating symptoms in isolation.
One-to-one, practical, and paced around your circumstances and any existing treatment plan.
We review how things are going together and adjust the plan so it keeps working for you.
You don’t need to have it all figured out before reaching out. Speak to our team about how this integrated support could work for you, or your loved one.
ADHD support focuses on the attention, impulsivity, and emotional regulation difficulties that often sit underneath addictive behaviour. When delivered alongside addiction treatment, both are addressed together rather than as separate, disconnected issues, giving a more complete picture of what’s driving the pattern.
Treating one condition without addressing the other rarely holds. ADHD that goes unmanaged can continue to drive addictive coping patterns, even after addiction treatment is complete. Working on both within one coordinated plan reduces that risk.
No. If you have a suspected or previously diagnosed ADHD, or simply recognise patterns that sound familiar, we can talk this through at your initial consultation and, if appropriate, arrange a proper assessment as part of your care.
It’s designed to work alongside your care at Ciconia Recovery, whether you’re starting treatment, currently in treatment, or continuing support afterwards. Get in touch and our team can talk through the best way to build it into your plan.
Timelines depend on current availability, but we aim to arrange an initial conversation as quickly as possible. Contact us and our team will confirm the next steps.
Yes. Ongoing sessions are paced around your circumstances and reviewed as you progress, rather than following a fixed, one-size-fits-all schedule.
Yes. Support is delivered by our specialist clinical team, with experience across both ADHD and addiction, so you’re not being passed between disconnected services.
This depends on your individual policy and provider. Our team can help you understand what may be covered as part of your treatment plan.
Contact our team to arrange an initial conversation about how this integrated support could work for you.