Rosemary Clough

Rosemary is one of a small number of qualified practitioners in the UK using a formal process known as “Intervention” in response to a range of addictive disorders such as alcohol and drug addiction, eating disorders and other forms of self destructive or compulsive behaviour.

Rosemary Clough Consultancy is an established private practice focusing on the provision of support for individuals, couples and families with relationship concerns and addictive disorders.

Rosemary Clough is one of a small number of qualified interventionists in Britain employing a proven process that uses intervention to address problems of addictive disorders on families and employers. She is a Board Registered Interventionist II.

Rosemary is familiar with and works closely with International treatment facilities. Referrals are made to clinics of International repute, both in the UK and abroad according to the individual needs of the client and their families. She has spent 5 years as a senior counsellor at Farm Place addiction treatment centre. A speciality is follow-up after care of people who have completed primary treatment and also help for family members of the patients.

Rosemary is an effective supervisor of professional and specialist teams and offers a service of workshops and training for supervisors, company personnel and healthcare professionals to deal with substance abuse. She was part of the founding team of Employee Assistance programmes in Britain for Control Data Ltd and has been a provider of counselling service to Cargill UK plc and Conoco, DuPont for 15 years.

Rosemary lives in Oxfordshire and her main counselling location is in London at Duke Street W1. She is also in Queenstown, New Zealand each year during January and February.

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