Nicholas Conn is a leading industry addiction expert who has been running an addiction advisory service for over 10 years and is featured in the national press, radio and TV. He is the founder and CEO of a drug and alcohol rehab centre called Help4addiction, which was founded in 2015. He has been clean himself since 2009 and has worked in the Addiction and Rehab Industry for over a decade. Nick is dedicated to helping others recover and get treatment for drug and alcohol abuse.

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Nicholas Conn on Wikipedia.

News Stories and Interviews

Sky News Story: Benzos and the dark web – how lockdown fuelled the online drugs market.

Sky News Feature: Sky News Interview with Nicholas Conn on Lockdown Alcohol Growth.

BBC Radio: Nicholas Conn talks about his battle with cocaine addiction.

The Sun: Nick Conn is an ex cocaine addict who now runs an organisation to help others who are struggling.

The Mirror: Nicholas Conn was a policeman for four years, during which time he became addicted to cocaine.

Daily Mail: Health fears as lockdown leads to unprecedented surge in alcohol problems… with four in ten households drinking more than before.

The Telegraph: There’s a pandemic of addiction happening right now – and dads are the ones struggling.

Watford Observer: Nicholas Conn, a former police officer from Watford, talks to Rosy Moorhead about his addiction to cocaine and about the book he has written to help others.

Boreham Wood Times: A former policeman whose cocaine habit led him to drug running for the Albanian mafia has been helping to turn around the lives of people suffering from addictions.

Hampstead Highgate Express: Police officer was high on cocaine while fighting crime in Camden.

Stratford Observer Lockdown Driving Women and Those Furloughed To Drink Excessively More Alcohol.

My News Mag: Watford dad uses his own experiences to support people suffering from addiction.

Jeremy Vine Show: Police Officer on Cocaine.

Watford Observer: The impact that COVID has had on people is its own pandemic.

Metro: I went from police officer, to drug addict, to working for the mafia.

The Independent: I think I have a drinking problem – how do I ask for help?.