Features

On the face of it, I looked like the perfect employee. Underneath it all, I was drowning.

Alcohol took away my dad and my childhood, but it also granted me something invaluable.

He lost his well paid job because of his drinking. And another. And another.

I was delighted to raise funds for Nacoa. My family has been devastated by alcoholism.

When I hit 40 I slowly began to burn out, it slowly crept on me without realising

I could never have imagined running a 10k!

Imagery can find a way into parts of a patient’s mind that have been closed

Nacoa’s events always seem to have some unexpected significance to my personal story

I have formed a team to row across the Pacific over 40 days.

The title is perfect for the memoir I wanted to write.