Private support, from home. You won’t shock us. You do not have to explain it perfectly: start with what has been happening and what you would like to change.
A private conversation. Ask about how your details are used and any clinical or safeguarding circumstances where information may need to be shared. Privacy information.
Book my free 15-minute callFree. 15 minutes. No obligation. A coach call is not a medical assessment.
A doctor, not a quiz or a label, decides whether treatment is appropriate for you. The first call helps you understand the programme and ask questions before you choose your next step.
If the programme is not appropriate, your clinical assessment should help clarify what kind of support to seek.
If you decide to continue, your doctor reviews your medical history, current medicines and suitability before prescribing. Your coaching support follows the agreed treatment plan.
Read about naltrexone treatment →Medication is not included. See the full inclusions, payment options and current refund terms before deciding.
Read how the Sinclair Method works, what a doctor considers and what is included in the programme.
Here for a partner, relative or friend? Read our starting point for families →
A 15-minute conversation with a senior coach. Ask questions, explain what you want to change and decide whether to go further.
If you choose to go ahead, a UK-registered doctor reviews your health and medicines and decides whether treatment is suitable.
If prescribed, arrange your medication with the dispensing pharmacy. Medication is paid for separately from the programme.
Your coaching, practical learning and private community help you work through your programme.
Onboarding is usually within 48 hours, subject to suitability, your availability and clinical availability.