Services

At Inspiring Addiction Recovery we are please to announce that we are able to offer a number of different services all in one place

Recovery

Smart Groups

One to One

Peer Support

Alcohol/Drug Addiction

Wellbeing & Motivation

Mental Illness

Mental Health Advice

Mindfulness Activities

Professional Referral

Hope

Housing Support

Choices

Independence

Life-Changing

Oppertunities

The Community Hub

Nuneaton, Warwickshire

At the IAR community hub in Queens Road, Nuneaton, we provide a wide variety of classes, groups, and workshops for all members of the community. We have also made major plans to support the community and service users with a very honest and realistic solution to Addiction Recovery.

This will provide a safe, warm, and welcoming place for those who struggle with day to day life,Many members of the community suffer during winter with both fuel and food costs, thus, as part of our plans towards the warm hub we plan to provide a fully equipped soup kitchen, and community café. The activities include arts and crafts classes, mediation workshops, mental health wellbeing classes, addiction recovery courses, benefit advise and support class, gardening projects and a wood working shop, all ran by trained professionals.

The community Hub

Ilkeston Derbyshire

Our Service to You

Discover more about our extensive range of professional services. We constantly update this page, but if you still can’t find what you’re looking for, please feel free to get in touch with us – we will be more than happy to help.

Addiction Recovery

Here at IAR, we operate in various locations throughout the midlands. We specialise in the realistic, and honest approach to the ongoing steps of the journey to recovery from addictions & mental health issues.

Mental Health

Training

Groups

Mindfullness

Community

Journey to recovery

Ryan Brown, 37 years old

Ryan as a child felt like he did not fit in anywhere, which made him rely on a bad circle of friends (from his transition from childhood to adulthood). This lead him to a path where he tried drugs and alcohol with his peers as he felt accepted and loved by them. Many years of binge drinking & taking all types of drugs pushed him into severe depression and anxiety, leading to bad relationships, losing jobs and being homeless. All of this contributed Ryan to realise that he needed some sort of help and that helping hand was extended by IAR. Now, he has found himself and has been progressively working on his recovery while helping others in their recovery through volunteering. He is now a changed man who wants to help as many people with addiction and mental illness by using his own experience and the power of gratitude, love & forgiveness.