Richard Turner

Psychotherapist & Addiction Counsellor

Dip Couns Psychotherapist MBACP

I am specialised in the field of addiction and recovery process. I am a qualified psychotherapist with extensive knowledge of mental health, addiction, and recovery. I have worked in various positions in my career, but my actual role is working with people in a person-centred approach being genuinely alongside them wanting to help them in their journey of self-exploration and recovery.

I firmly believe anyone who wants to get better will get better. I have worked as a therapist for nearly 18 years, I have worked with people at the top of their profession, and I have also worked with celebrities and the most disadvantaged and vulnerable people. The one thing that they all had in common was the dependence to addiction.

The highlights of my career are seeing people maintain their recovery and rebuilding their lives. I have worked overseas helping to set up an affordable treatment centre in the North of Thailand. I have also worked on the island of Koh Chang & Chiang Mai in the North of Thailand, in Residential treatment centres working with clients from a cognitive behavioural approach.

On a personal level, I have received awards from the London Fire Brigade for bravery in rescuing individuals who were trapped in a serious house fire. I have run two London Marathons for charity, one for the rehabilitation of addicted prisoners trust and one for children with leukaemia.

I want to work with anyone who wants to find meaning and purpose in their life, recover and get better. 

Psychotherapist & Addiction Counsellor

Dip Couns Psychotherapist MBACP

I am specialised in the field of addiction and recovery process. I am a qualified psychotherapist with extensive knowledge of mental health, addiction, and recovery. I have worked in various positions in his career, but my actual role is working with people in a person-centred approach being genuinely alongside them wanting to help them in their journey of self-exploration and recovery.

I firmly believe anyone who wants to get better will get better. I have worked as a therapist for nearly 18 years, have worked with people at the top of their profession, and I have also worked with celebrities and the most disadvantaged and vulnerable people. The one thing that they all had in common was the dependence to addiction.

The highlights of my career are seeing people maintain their recovery and rebuilding their lives. I have worked overseas helping to set up an affordable treatment centre in the North of Thailand. I have also worked on the island of Koh Chang, Thailand, in a treatment centre working with clients from a cognitive behavioural approach.

On a personal level, I have received awards from the London Fire Brigade for bravery in rescuing individuals who were trapped in a fire. I have run two London Marathons for charity, one for the rehabilitation of addicted prisoners and one for children with leukaemia.

I want to work with anyone who wants to find meaning and purpose in their life, recover and get better.