Who Benefits from The Sinclair Method?
The Sinclair Method (TSM) is designed for people who want to regain control
over their drinking, whether you want to cut down, stop completely or reduce
harm. TSM is suitable for many types of drinkers, including those who:
- Find it difficult to stop after one or two drinks
- Have tried to cut down or quit but relapse or lose control
- Experience strong cravings, urges or loss of willpower
- Are concerned about their health, relationships or work due to
alcohol
- Want to avoid total abstinence but need to make a real change
TSM may be right for you
- You drink
regularly (more than once a week)
- Your
tolerance or cravings have increased
- “Just one
or two” rarely works as planned
- You’re
ready to follow a simple, science-backed process
TSM may not be suitable
-
Severe liver or kidney disease
-
Pregnant or breastfeeding
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On opioid medication or in opioid treatment?
We can still help by delivering alternative medication. Please speak to our clinician for advice
How Does The Assessment Work?
Every client receives a private, confidential medical assessment with an
experienced clinician. There’s no judgement and no pressure to quit
overnight, just honest discussion about your history, health and goals.
Our clinicians assess your suitability for TSM, answer your questions and
explain what to expect. If you’re a good fit, you’ll receive a tailored
treatment plan and prescription support to get started with confidence.
Confidential Medical Consultation
Ongoing Support & Guidance
What Makes The Sinclair Method Different?
Unlike willpower-only or abstinence-only approaches, TSM works with your
biology to gradually extinguish the craving for alcohol. There’s no daily
struggle or requirement to quit all at once, just proven science, step by
step.
- TSM: Science-based, no forced abstinence, reduces
cravings, retrains drinking behaviour
- Traditional Abstinence: Stop immediately, higher
relapse risk, relies on willpower alone
- Willpower-Only: No medical support, often leads to
cycles of binge and guilt