Help and support for people and families
dealing with drug and alcohol problems
Byron Katie brings her work to Liverpool in an exclusive presentation for Inexcess TV. With a room full of drug workers, therapists and service users Byron Katie delivers “the Work” and challenges some of the preconceptions of how people work and relate to each other. Close…
The first highlights from 2010 Road to Recovery, Merseyside Event This set of highlights covers the morning session and features passionate and inspirational talks from inexcess.tv founder George Williams, Regional Manager of the NTA Mark Gilman, Ronnie Purslow, David McCollom, Tony Mellor and Simon…
Celebrating two years of Inexcess TV. Probably one of the defining moments of the last two years and one of the most moving stories we have ever heard, David came to the Inexcess Studio in March 2009 and…
In Review Show seven, George Williams talks to Peter Bentley, founder of Intuitive Recovery, a re-education or self-recovery method that doesn’t require treatment or long term support, and relies solely on the inner reserve of the individual. The…
One in ten people on a night out plan to drink at least 40 units of alcohol before they return home, according to a new study of Britain’s binge-drinking culture. This would mean that men would be consuming twice their weekly recommended alcohol intake in one sitting – the equivalent of 20 pints of lager - while women would exceed their…
Inexcess TV uses the power of personal experience, television and the internet to help people when drink, drugs or other excessive behaviours have become a problem in their life, or the lives of others. We focus on the ‘how to’ of recovery by showing you the way that others have turned their lives around and connecting you with information and professionals in the field of rehabilitation, treatment and well-being.…
In this piece explains how ‘The Work’ can be helpful and beneficial to people who are struggling as a result of their own negative thoughts. Many people will be able to relate to some of the thought processes that are…
Philosophy and Approach to Treatment Community Alcohol Services recovery programme is based on the belief that chemically dependent people are to remain abstinent from mood altering substances and that the ability to achieve individual potential, as well as forming meaningful relationships, are vital to recovery. The aim of the programme is to help you to work towards: abstinence from mood altering…
