If you’re struggling - in addiction, in recovery, or simply feeling stuck -

you don’t have to do it alone.

The Infinite Recovery Community is a weekly live space to explore what is actually driving your patterns - through reflection, conversation, self-inquiry and a different understanding of change.

Is This You?

You’re holding it together, but barely.

You’re clean, but not free.

You’ve done the therapy, read the books, maybe even led others - but something still feels stuck.

You want real change… not more advice, or a way to manage yourself, but deeper understanding of what keeps repeating.

This is for you if:

You’re tired of managing yourself and want to understand what is actually happening.

You want a community where you can be honest without needing to perform or pretend.

You’re ready to explore what sits beneath the patterns, not just manage the symptoms.

You’re looking for something deeper than sobriety - greater freedom, and flexibility.

You want support that respects your intelligence and allows you to move at your own pace.

What You’ll Find Inside

Deeper Inquiry

Bring questions, reflections and what is happening in your life into a community built around exploring rather than fixing.

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Real Connection

Connect with others exploring struggle, recovery and change with honesty, curiosity and no pressure to perform.

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Ongoing Support

Keep exploring what you are seeing through discussion, shared reflections, resources and occasional
live sessions.

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From the Founder

I created this community because I know what it is like to stop the behaviour and still not feel free.

For years I searched for answers through recovery, therapy and eventually becoming a psychotherapist myself. The deeper question was always the same, why can we understand so much about ourselves and still remain stuck in familiar patterns?

This community grew from that question. It is a place to keep exploring what is actually happening beneath the struggle, alongside others who are willing to look honestly and remain open to discovering something new.

What Membership Gives You

Learn

Learn

Explore new perspectives through guided reflections, shared questions and practical self-inquiry.

Connect

Connect

Be part of a community where honesty, curiosity and genuine understanding matter more than having it all figured out.

Grow

Grow

Keep deepening your understanding of addiction, relationships, identity and yourself through ongoing exploration.

Why People Stay

Insight can fade when everyday life takes over. Change deepens through returning, reflecting and seeing more clearly over time.

The community isn’t designed to overwhelm you with content.

It’s a place to keep exploring what you’re noticing, ask questions, share reflections and continue understanding yourself alongside others doing the same.

Live Explorations

Bring your questions, reflections or struggles. I’ll respond through occasional videos, conversations and shared inquiry.

Guided Reflection

Simple practices and self-inquiry to help you notice yourself more clearly in everyday life.

Different Perspectives

Explore addiction, trauma, relationships, identity and human suffering through the Infinite Recovery perspective.

Community

Share what you are seeing with others committed to understanding themselves rather than fixing themselves.

Every Month Brings Something New

Rather than following a fixed curriculum, the community evolves with the questions people are living. Some months we may explore addiction.

Other months relationships.

Fear

Parenting

Identity

Awareness

Grief

Healing

The conversation grows with the people inside it.

Community Membership

Join for £20 per month

Your membership gives you ongoing access to the Infinite Recovery Community, reflections, discussions, resources and occasional live exploration.

There is no fixed programme to complete.

Stay for as long as the community continues to support your own exploration and understanding.

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What Can Begin to Shift

  • You begin understanding what has been driving familiar patterns

  • You relate to yourself with greater curiosity and less judgement

  • You notice reactions earlier and create more space to respond

  • You become more able to speak honestly from your own experience

  • You recognise the patterns shaping relationships and behaviour

  • You develop greater freedom in how you meet thoughts and emotions

  • You begin trusting your own experience

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“Based on the Book That’s Changing

the Way We See Recovery”

The Infinite Recovery Project is rooted in the work of psychotherapist and author Jason Shiers, whose book The Infinite Recovery Project: Addiction as Adaptive Intelligence challenges conventional ideas about addiction, suffering and recovery.

The community continues that exploration - looking beneath behaviour to understand what shaped it, what keeps it going, and what genuine freedom may actually require.

What People are Saying

Frequently Asked Questions

I’m not in recovery. Can I still join?

Yes. The community is not only for people in recovery. It is for anyone interested in understanding their patterns, behaviour and experience more deeply.

What if I can’t make the live sessions?

Live sessions are occasional rather than fixed. When recordings are available, they will be shared inside the community for continued reflection and discussion.

Is this therapy or a 12-step alternative?

No. This community is not therapy and is not a replacement for professional or recovery support. It is a space for inquiry, reflection and understanding yourself differently.

What if I’m not ready to share?

That’s completely fine. You can participate at your own pace. You are welcome to read, reflect and join conversations when you feel ready.

What’s the commitment? Can I cancel anytime?

There is no lock-in. Membership is £20 per month, renews monthly and can be cancelled at any time.

Do I need to read the book to join?

Not at all. The book explores many of the ideas behind Infinite Recovery, but you do not need to have read it to participate in the community.

I support someone who’s struggling. Is this still for me?

Yes. Partners, parents and loved ones are welcome. The community can help you understand what may sit beneath behaviour and explore your own experience within the relationship.

Does this help with things like anxiety, trauma, or mental health?

The community is broader than addiction. We explore patterns, relationships, trauma, identity, emotional suffering and the ways people adapt to their experience.

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