Private ADHD-informed recovery support · London

Quiet, expert support, for the moments that matter most.

Private, ADHD-informed recovery support for individuals and families affected by addiction.

Specialist one-to-one support where ADHD, addiction and family concern overlap, led by Naz Hassan, with eighteen years of personal sobriety and a global treatment network behind him.

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No pressure. No obligation. Email when it suits you, and Naz will reply personally, usually the same day.

Find your path

I need help for myself

One-to-one, private coaching and recovery support.

I am worried about someone else

Calm, considered guidance for families and loved ones.

I think ADHD may be part of this

We help clients look at addiction and ADHD together.

I need intervention guidance

Planned carefully, and only when it's the right step.

I am not sure yet

A conversation is just a conversation. Start there.

"I know how difficult the first conversation can feel. You do not need the perfect words before you reach out."

Naz Hassan, Phoenix Guardians

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Qualified ADHD Coach Barrett Coaching & Training Private ADHD-informed recovery support, led by Naz Hassan.

PMUCA - Professional Member of the Universal Coaching Alliance

Professional Member (PMUCA) Universal Coaching Alliance Verified professional coaching membership, issued June 2026.

London

Confidential support, in person and remotely

Years of Naz's personal sobriety

30+

Years combined experience

AOC · BACP

Professional memberships

ADHD-informed

Recovery support that sees both

Founded by Naz Hassan. 18 years of personal sobriety. Over a decade of practice.

Private support, handled with discretion

No call centres. No pressure. No public programme. Just a confidential conversation with someone who understands the territory.

Naz Hassan, founder of Phoenix Guardians

Founded by Naz Hassan

You're not a case to be managed. You're a person.

Naz Hassan founded Phoenix Guardians on a simple belief: that lasting recovery only happens when the person in front of you is treated as a whole human being, not a diagnosis. With over a decade of professional practice and eighteen years of his own sobriety, Naz brings something rare to this work: lived experience matched with specialist training.

"Recovery is possible. And no one has to walk the path alone."

Naz Hassan

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What we offer

Specialist support, built around you.

Private ADHD coaching, addiction recovery support and family intervention guidance, in London and online. Three of the areas we're most often called on, each beginning with one quiet, confidential conversation.

ADHD & Addiction Coaching

When ADHD and substance use are tangled together, treating one without the other rarely works. We support both, side by side.

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Family Support

When a loved one is in crisis, we offer a calm, experienced presence, preparing families and guiding the moment with care.

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Sober Coaching & Aftercare

Treatment is the start, not the finish. Ongoing one-to-one support to help your recovery hold up in real life.

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Your privacy is absolute.

Everything you share with Phoenix Guardians stays between you and us, from your first message onwards. We never contact family members or third parties without your explicit consent.

Qualified & accredited

Credentials you can trust.

Naz's ADHD coaching is formally accredited by two recognised coaching bodies, the Association for Coaching and the Universal Coaching Alliance, through training delivered by Barrett Coaching & Training Ltd. The full certificates are below.

Award in ADHD Coaching

Accredited by the Association for Coaching — Accredited Award in Coach Training. Delivered by Barrett Coaching & Training Ltd.

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Certificate in ADHD Coaching

Accredited by the Universal Coaching Alliance — Accredited Certificate in Coach Training (ACCT). Delivered by Barrett Coaching & Training Ltd.

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Professional Membership — Universal Coaching Alliance

Issued by the Universal Coaching Alliance (UCA) — Professional Membership (PMUCA). Verified via Credly, issued June 2026.

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Naz is a qualified ADHD Coach. Where a formal ADHD diagnosis is needed, we point you towards specialist services, and coaching may be funded through the UK's Access to Work scheme - clients manage their own applications directly with the government.

Voices of recovery

What people say.

Personal recovery

I met Naz at a time when I thought life was about as bad as it could get. He stood by me the whole way, with endless kindness and patience, combined with some much-needed truth, and an ability to get me to listen when nobody else could.

Chris

Phoenix Guardians client

Family member seeking help

Naz evolved from a sober coach to a friend, and remains a pillar of support for my son, who is now in a remarkably good place, in large part because of Naz's knowledge and compassionate approach.

M.V.

Father of a Phoenix Guardians client

Common questions, answered simply.

Short, plain-English answers to the questions individuals and families ask us most.

ADHD and relapse patterns

ADHD can affect impulsivity, emotional regulation and consistency, which can make recovery harder to sustain. Understanding that pattern can change the way support is planned.
How to talk to someone about addiction

Start calmly, avoid blame, and focus on what you have noticed. The aim is not to win an argument, it is to open a conversation.
When to consider an intervention

Intervention may be appropriate when conversations keep breaking down, risk is escalating, or the family feels stuck. It is not always the first answer.
What families should avoid saying

Avoid threats, shame, lectures or repeated arguments. These often increase defensiveness and make it harder to reach the person.
ADHD coaching vs therapy

Coaching is practical and forward-focused. Therapy usually explores emotional history and deeper psychological patterns. Some people benefit from both.
Access to Work for ADHD coaching

Clients can explore Access to Work funding directly with the government. You apply yourself - we can point you toward the right resources.

Begin with one private conversation.

You do not need to explain everything at once. A quiet first step is enough.

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ADHD & Addiction

If you've always wondered why, ADHD may be part of the answer.

Many people who struggle with substance dependency have lived with undiagnosed ADHD for years. We help clients look at both, connected parts of the same picture.

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For some, addiction is not the whole story

Untreated ADHD can affect impulsivity, emotional regulation, relationships, work, shame, relapse patterns and consistency in recovery. We help clients look at both as connected parts of the same picture.

5-10×

more likely to develop alcohol dependency when ADHD is untreated

25%

of adults in addiction treatment also have ADHD

2.5×

increased risk of substance use disorder

Most

ADHD cases in addiction treatment are undiagnosed

You may recognise yourself in these patterns

You've tried to stop or cut down many times, and found it far harder than you expected.
Substances seem to help you focus, calm down or feel "normal" in a way nothing else does.
You're impulsive, easily bored, and drawn to intensity and instant stimulation.
Others seem to manage their use without a problem. You've never understood why you can't.

This isn't a character flaw. It's neuroscience.

If ADHD is part of your story, treating the addiction alone is rarely enough. Phoenix Guardians works with specialists who understand the ADHD-addiction connection and supports both as part of an integrated plan.

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The dopamine connection

ADHD is associated with lower levels of dopamine, the brain's reward and motivation chemical. Alcohol and drugs temporarily flood the brain with dopamine, providing focus, calm or relief that feels unlike anything else. It isn't weakness. It's the brain seeking what it lacks.

The self-medication trap

Over time, the brain adapts and needs more of the substance to achieve the same effect. Meanwhile the underlying ADHD remains untreated and worsens without it. This creates a cycle that's genuinely harder to break for people with ADHD, and one that needs a different approach to address.

Supporting both, together

When ADHD and addiction co-occur, both need to be addressed alongside each other. Supporting the addiction alone, without identifying the ADHD, leaves the root in place. We coordinate with psychiatrists and psychologists who specialise in this picture, so nothing falls through the gap.

Coaching or therapy?

Two approaches, and how they differ.

Many clients benefit from both. Here's how to think about the difference.

Our recommended approach

ADHD Coaching

What we offer at Phoenix Guardians

What's included

Practical and future-focusedBuilds systems for real life, not just the consulting room.
Structure, routine and accountabilityThe scaffolding your brain needs to perform consistently.
Improves executive functionFocus, organisation and time management.
Works with your brain, not against itStrategies that match how your mind actually operates.
Sits alongside other supportIntegrates with therapy, psychiatry and your wider recovery plan.

Often complementary

ADHD Therapy

A different lens, often used alongside coaching

What it covers

Explores emotional and psychological history
Processes past trauma and builds resilience
Supports co-occurring anxiety or depression
Space for reflection and deeper insight

What happens after you contact us

No script. No pressure. Just a real conversation.

You send a short confidential enquiry

A few sentences by email or the form, whatever feels easiest.
We arrange a private conversation

In person in London, or remotely. Always on your terms.
We listen and understand what is happening

Including what ADHD may or may not be doing in the background.
We suggest the most appropriate next step

Coaching, referral, or simply more thinking time. There's no obligation.

Common questions

Everything you might want to know.

Do I need a formal ADHD diagnosis to work with Phoenix Guardians?

No. Many of the people we work with have never been formally diagnosed. If you recognise the patterns, difficulty focusing, impulsivity, using substances to feel "normal", that's enough to start a conversation. We don't carry out diagnosis or assessment ourselves, but where a formal diagnosis would help, we can point you towards specialist ADHD services.

What's the difference between ADHD coaching and ADHD therapy?

Coaching is practical and future-focused, it builds systems, routines and strategies that work with your brain. Therapy explores emotional history, past trauma and co-occurring conditions like anxiety or depression. Many clients benefit from both, and we can help coordinate the right combination of support.

Can government funding cover ADHD coaching?

Yes. The UK government's Access to Work scheme can fund specialist ADHD coaching for employed individuals. Many clients are unaware this funding exists. You apply for it directly with the government - we can point you to the right resources, but you manage the application yourself.

What if I'm dealing with both ADHD and addiction?

This is precisely where Phoenix Guardians is different from other ADHD coaches. Naz Hassan has over a decade of experience at the intersection of ADHD and addiction. We support both, together, through an integrated plan that addresses root causes rather than symptoms alone.

How many sessions will I need?

Entirely down to your goals and circumstances. Some clients see meaningful change in a few weeks of consistent work. Others choose ongoing support as part of their long-term recovery. We won't put you on a fixed programme, your plan adapts as you do.

Can sessions take place online?

Yes. We offer in-person sessions in London and fully confidential remote sessions. Many clients prefer the flexibility and privacy of working online, and find it equally effective.

If something in this resonates, that's reason enough to reach out.

A conversation isn't a commitment. It's just a place to start.

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Family & Intervention Support · London

When someone you love is struggling, you don't have to do this alone.

We help families take steady, considered steps, without panic, without judgement, and at a pace that protects everyone involved.

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You may be tired of conversations that go nowhere.
You may be seeing promises to stop, followed by relapse.
You may be frightened of pushing too hard, but equally frightened of doing nothing.
We help you slow the situation down and decide what to do next.

You may be wondering whether this is bad enough to ask for help

Many families wait because they are unsure whether they are overreacting. You do not need to have the perfect words, a diagnosis, or a clear plan before reaching out. The first conversation is simply to understand what is happening and what may help.

How we help

Calm, experienced support, for the people around someone struggling.

Most families come to us at the point where things have become unmanageable. The first call is rarely easy. We make it as straightforward as possible.

Intervention

A swift, considered intervention, delivered with empathy, never confrontation. We prepare the family in advance, coach you through the moment, and signpost to treatment providers from the outset.

Travel Companion

Accompanying a loved one to a treatment facility is a profoundly sensitive moment. A trained, calm professional travels with them, UK or abroad, taking the emotional weight off the family.

Family Consultation

Sometimes you just need someone who's seen this before. A confidential one-to-one with a specialist, to map your options and decide together what (if anything) comes next.

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About intervention

Intervention is not always the first answer.

Sometimes the right first step is preparation, boundaries, family guidance or a calmer conversation. If intervention is appropriate, we help plan it carefully and safely.

What happens after you contact us

A quiet, considered start.

You send a short confidential enquiry

Use email or the form. A few sentences is enough.
We arrange a private conversation

By phone or in person. Always on your terms, never on a schedule.
We listen and understand what is happening

Before we suggest anything. We won't rush to a recommendation.
We suggest the most appropriate next step

Sometimes that's us. Sometimes it's another form of support. We'll say so honestly.

A family's privacy is sacred.

Nothing you tell us leaves the room. We never contact your loved one, employer or wider family without your explicit permission, at any stage.

In a family's words

A father, two years on.

Family member seeking help

I met Naz over two years ago, as an interventionist and travelling companion to an overseas treatment centre with my son. Naz evolved from a sober coach to a friend, and remains a pillar of support for my son, who is now in a remarkably good place, in large part because of Naz's knowledge and compassionate approach.

M.V.

Father of a Phoenix Guardians client

Common questions from families

The questions we hear most.

Will my loved one know I've contacted you?

No, not unless you choose to tell them. Your first call to us is entirely private. We do not contact anyone in your circle without your explicit consent, at any stage.

My loved one isn't ready to accept help. Is it too early to call?

No. Many families call us long before any formal step is taken. Understanding your options early often makes the difference when the moment comes. A first conversation costs nothing and commits you to nothing.

How quickly can an intervention be arranged?

When time is critical, we can mobilise quickly, same-day consultation is available in most cases. Most interventions need a short preparation window so that the family is properly supported and the moment is handled with care.

What does a travel companion actually do?

A trained sober coach or clinician accompanies your loved one from home to the treatment facility, anywhere in the world. They handle logistics, provide a calm professional presence outside the family dynamic, and hand over directly to the receiving team.

What about support for me, the family member?

Family members are part of every plan we make. Support for parents, partners, siblings and children of someone struggling is available throughout, and often after, a loved one's recovery.

Start with a quiet, private conversation.

You don't need to have answers before you call. You just need to start.

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Our Services

Specialist support, designed entirely around you.

From the first quiet conversation through to long-term aftercare, every service is one-to-one and designed around the individual. No two recoveries look the same.

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Our specialism
ADHD & Addiction Coaching

ADHD and addiction are deeply intertwined. For many people, untreated ADHD is the engine driving substance use, and addressing only one rarely works. We support both, side by side, through coaching grounded in over a decade of specialist experience.
- ADHD-informed coaching conversations and psychoeducation
- One-to-one coaching across ADHD and substance use
- Executive function and impulse strategies
- Signpost to specialist ADHD psychiatry
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Consultation & Early Engagement

Your first step is the most important. We offer early, confidential support to individuals and their families, helping everyone understand what's happening and what the options are. No pressure, no commitment.
- Confidential one-to-one consultation with Naz
- Guidance on treatment options, UK and international
- Support for family members and close loved ones
- Ongoing contact throughout whichever path you choose
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Family Support

Intervention is not always the first answer. Sometimes the right first step is preparation, boundaries or family guidance. When intervention is appropriate, we help plan it carefully and safely, with empathy, never confrontation.
- Rapid deployment when time is critical
- Family preparation and coaching beforehand
- Compassionate, non-confrontational approach
- Signpost to treatment providers from day one
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Travel Companion Service

Accompanying someone to a treatment facility is a profoundly sensitive moment. Our companions, experienced sober coaches or clinicians outside the family dynamic, travel with the individual anywhere in the world and hand over to the receiving team.
- Experienced Sober Coach or clinician as companion
- Full logistical coordination
- Domestic UK and international
- Seamless handover to the receiving treatment team
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Bespoke Support & Aftercare

Completing residential treatment is the start, not the finish. Our aftercare signposts you to sober coaches, counsellors and therapists to build a support network around your recovery in the real world.
- Dedicated sober coach for post-treatment transition
- Individual, couples and family therapy
- Ongoing Personalised Healthy Lifestyle Plan
- Flexible and responsive to your evolving needs
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Nutrition and sleep coaching
Routine, structure and purpose work
Delivered alongside therapeutic support

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Therapeutic, physical and reflective activities

Family members included where appropriate

Domestic and international locations

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What happens after you contact us

A quiet, considered start.

You send a short confidential enquiry

Email or the form. A few sentences is enough.
We arrange a private conversation

On your terms. By phone or in person in London.
We listen and understand what is happening

Before recommending anything. We won't rush.
We suggest the most appropriate next step

Coaching, intervention, referral, or simply more thinking time.

Every service is strictly confidential.

Whichever route you take, your privacy is protected from the first conversation. We never contact family, employers or third parties without your explicit consent.

Association of Coaching

British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy

BACP Member

Not sure which service fits? Start here.

A free consultation is the simplest place to begin. We'll listen, and help you understand your options honestly, including when the right answer isn't us.

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About Naz Hassan

From the ashes, the story behind Phoenix Guardians.

Naz founded Phoenix Guardians on something only personal experience can build: an instinct for what people in crisis actually need, paired with the professional training to deliver it.

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Naz Hassan

Founder · Interventionist · ADHD Coach

Certified Interventionist Sober Coach ADHD Coach Life Coach NLP Practitioner Travel Companion PMUCA

Qualifications

Award in ADHD Coaching, Association for Coaching (delivered by Barrett Coaching & Training), 2026
Certificate in ADHD Coaching (ACCT), Universal Coaching Alliance (delivered by Barrett Coaching & Training), 2026
Interventionist Training, Pennsylvania Certification Board, 2013
Life Coaching Diploma, 2017
NLP Foundation Diploma, 2017
Edexcel Level 3 BTEC, Close Protection Operations, 2009

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For years, Naz Hassan operated in a world where there was no margin for error. As a high-level security specialist, he was trusted to protect prominent lives across the globe. He was the picture of composure and strength, but behind the scenes, he was losing a private war with addiction.

From shadow to strength

For nearly two decades, Naz maintained a veneer of control while caught in a relentless cycle of dependency. His turning point came twenty-one years ago when he chose to reclaim his life. The path wasn't linear, it was defined by a decade of setbacks and hard-won resilience, but eighteen years ago, Naz finally broke free.

He didn't just recover. He found a new calling.

A different kind of mission

What began as a single opportunity, transporting a client to treatment, ignited something far greater. Naz's empathy and deep understanding allowed him to connect with people in crisis on a profound level. He became more than a transporter. He became a steady presence, a guide, a source of hope.

Recognising his impact, he trained as an NLP, Life and ADHD Coach, dedicating himself fully to supporting individuals and families through life's most challenging moments. As he immersed himself in the industry, he grew disillusioned with the exploitative practices and profit-driven motives he saw too often. He decided to do things differently.

Phoenix Guardians

Driven by integrity, Naz founded Phoenix Guardians: a person-centred, ethics-driven practice committed to changing how addiction support is delivered. The focus is genuine care, intervening, accompanying, coaching individuals through every stage of their journey.

His clients, including high-profile families, executives and elite professionals, consistently describe his approach as calm, discreet, unfazed in crisis, and genuinely unlike anything they've encountered before.

"Recovery is possible. And no one has to walk the path alone."

Naz Hassan, Founder of Phoenix Guardians

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Our ethical promise

What we will, and will not, do.

We will be clear about what we can and cannot provide.
We do not make exaggerated promises.
We do not pressure families into intervention.
We do not present coaching as medical diagnosis or emergency care.
If another form of support is more appropriate, we will say so.

How Naz works

An approach built for lasting recovery.

Lasting change needs both expert professional support and deeply personal human connection. The two cannot be separated.

Understand first, act second

Every person is different. We begin by listening, understanding the full picture of your life and what is driving the dependency. Only then do we plan.

Connected, seamless care

We signpost you to the right professionals - doctor, sober coach, therapist - and help ensure everything works together. Nothing falls through the gaps.

Designed to last

Your Personalised Healthy Lifestyle Plan evolves with you. Recovery is a lifelong relationship with yourself, and we walk alongside you throughout.

Discreet, by default.

Naz works one-to-one with a small number of clients at any time. Your privacy is protected from your first message, nothing is shared with anyone without your consent.

Speak to Naz, in confidence.

If something here resonates, that's enough to start a conversation. No script. No pressure.

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Voices of Recovery

What clients, families and partners say.

Words shared by people we've walked beside, through their own recovery, a loved one's crisis, or a professional partnership. Some names have been shortened to protect privacy.

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Family member seeking help

I met Naz Hassan over two years ago, as an interventionist and travelling companion to an overseas treatment centre with my son. Naz evolved from a sober coach to a friend and remains a pillar of support for my son, who is now in a remarkably good place, in large part due to Naz's knowledge and compassionate approach.

M.V.

Father of a Phoenix Guardians client

Living with ME/CFS & ADHD

When I was introduced to Naz at 25, I had been living with ME/CFS since I was 17 and was still struggling with its psychological impact. After years of working with various mental health professionals, I had become disillusioned and doubted that any support could make a significant difference.

Naz changed that very quickly. His approach was direct, consistent, and genuinely supportive. For the first time, I felt I wasn't facing challenges alone—it felt like being part of a team. That experience was transformative.

With Naz's support, I developed a healthier outlook, found better balance in my life, and learned to accept and manage some of the more difficult aspects of living with ADHD. Through every setback and success, he provided encouragement, accountability, and the right level of challenge.

What set Naz apart was his ability to create both understanding and action. He helped me engage with parts of myself I had long neglected and gave me the confidence to grow in ways I had not achieved through previous therapy. His guidance brought direction, not just conversation.

Naz has a rare gift. He combines deep self-awareness, compassion, and unwavering belief in the people he supports. His enthusiasm for life is infectious, and his work has had a profound and lasting impact on mine.

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Phoenix Guardians client

Personal recovery journey

I met Naz at a time when I thought life was about as bad as it could get. Naz stood by me the whole way, and helped me through with endless kindness and patience, combined with some much-needed truth, and an ability to get me to listen when nobody else could. I am forever indebted to him.

Chris

Phoenix Guardians client

Professional referral

Naz's knowledge and understanding of how to effectively help people in need, especially those suffering from addiction, is both comprehensive and realistic. Above all, Naz clearly cares for his clients, going over and beyond to guide them to the path of life-long recovery.

Jamie

Private consultant, detox & rehabilitation

International partner

Working with Naz of Phoenix Guardians was of great benefit. Naz sees what the client, and also what the family, needs. All this is delivered with the utmost integrity and care. His approach is based on trust, care and a lot of experience, and I highly recommend Phoenix Guardians.

Hendrik Jan Eveleens

Orca Safe House, Plettenberg Bay, South Africa

Three years of recovery support

It is with sincere gratitude that I write this testimonial for Naz, my sober and recovery coach, who has supported me over the past three years. Throughout my recovery journey, Naz has been a constant source of encouragement, understanding, and unwavering support. His ability to listen without judgment, offer compassionate guidance, and remain steady through both challenges and successes has made a profound difference in my life.

Recovery has not always been easy, but Naz believed in me even during the times I struggled to believe in myself. His dedication, wisdom, and genuine care helped me build the confidence, resilience, and self-awareness needed to keep moving forward.

What sets Naz apart is not only his professional expertise but also his authenticity, empathy, and commitment to the people he supports. He created a safe and trusting environment where I felt heard, valued, and empowered to grow.

Looking back, I can honestly say that working with Naz has been one of the most valuable and life-changing experiences of my recovery. His guidance has had a lasting impact on my personal growth and overall quality of life.

Thank you, Naz, for your patience, belief, and unwavering support. I will always be deeply grateful for the positive difference you have made in my life.

Yamileth Molina

Phoenix Guardians client

Every voice here was shared by choice.

All testimonials are published with explicit consent. We never share client information without it, and many of the people we work with prefer to remain private.

If something here sounds like what you're looking for.

Reach out for a private, unhurried conversation. The first step is always the smallest.

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A conversation costs nothing, and commits you to nothing.

Whether you're ready to take the next step or simply trying to understand your options, we're here. Discreet, without judgement, at your pace.

Send a private message Or email enquiries@phoenixguardians.com

What happens after you get in touch

No script. No pressure. Just a real conversation.

Reaching out can feel like the hardest part. You do not need to have the perfect words or a clear plan before you contact us.

You send a message or call

Email or the form. A few sentences is enough.
Naz replies privately

From Naz himself, usually the same day.
You have a confidential first conversation

At your pace. No script, no pressure.
If appropriate, a support plan is suggested

Only once we understand what's happening. No obligation.
If we're not the right fit, we point you elsewhere

Honestly and kindly, towards more suitable support.

Clear about our role

What Phoenix Guardians is — and is not.

We are

Private ADHD-informed recovery and family support.
One-to-one guidance for people and families navigating ADHD, addiction, relapse risk, or intervention concerns.
A discreet first step when things feel complicated and you are not sure what to do next.

We are not

An emergency service.
A detox provider.
A crisis line.
A replacement for medical care, therapy, psychiatry, or urgent mental health support.

If someone is in immediate danger, call 999. For urgent mental health support, contact NHS 111 or your local crisis service.

Get in touch

Three ways to reach us.

There's no right or wrong way to start. Pick whichever feels easiest, we'll do the rest.

Email (the quickest way to reach Naz)

enquiries@phoenixguardians.com

London Address

Kemp House, 152-160 City Road, London EC1V 2NX

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All enquiries handled in strict confidence. We respond as quickly as we can, usually the same day.

This form is not live yet. For a confidential reply, please email enquiries@phoenixguardians.com All enquiries are answered personally and discreetly, usually the same day.

Your name (first name is fine)

Best way to reach you

How can we help? (optional)

Anything you'd like to share (optional)

No obligation. Just a conversation.

Barrett Coaching & Training

Association of Coaching

British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy

BACP Member

Quiet, expert support, for the moments that matter most.

You're not a case to be managed. You're a person.

Specialist support, built around you.

ADHD & Addiction Coaching

Family Support

Sober Coaching & Aftercare

Credentials you can trust.

What people say.

Common questions, answered simply.

ADHD and relapse patterns

How to talk to someone about addiction

When to consider an intervention

What families should avoid saying

ADHD coaching vs therapy

Access to Work for ADHD coaching

Begin with one private conversation.

If you've always wondered why, ADHD may be part of the answer.

You may recognise yourself in these patterns

Two approaches, and how they differ.

ADHD Coaching

ADHD Therapy

No script. No pressure. Just a real conversation.

You send a short confidential enquiry

We arrange a private conversation

We listen and understand what is happening

We suggest the most appropriate next step

Everything you might want to know.

If something in this resonates, that's reason enough to reach out.

When someone you love is struggling, you don't have to do this alone.

Calm, experienced support, for the people around someone struggling.

Intervention

Travel Companion

Family Consultation

Intervention is not always the first answer.

A quiet, considered start.

You send a short confidential enquiry

We arrange a private conversation

We listen and understand what is happening

We suggest the most appropriate next step

A father, two years on.

The questions we hear most.

Start with a quiet, private conversation.

Specialist support, designed entirely around you.

ADHD & Addiction Coaching

Consultation & Early Engagement

Family Support

Travel Companion Service

Bespoke Support & Aftercare

A quiet, considered start.

You send a short confidential enquiry

We arrange a private conversation

We listen and understand what is happening

We suggest the most appropriate next step

Not sure which service fits? Start here.

From the ashes, the story behind Phoenix Guardians.

What we will, and will not, do.

An approach built for lasting recovery.

Understand first, act second

Connected, seamless care

Designed to last

Speak to Naz, in confidence.

What clients, families and partners say.

If something here sounds like what you're looking for.

A conversation costs nothing, and commits you to nothing.

No script. No pressure. Just a real conversation.

You send a message or call

Naz replies privately

You have a confidential first conversation

If appropriate, a support plan is suggested

If we're not the right fit, we point you elsewhere

What Phoenix Guardians is — and is not.

We are

We are not

Three ways to reach us.

Send a message