The Oasis Runcorn Recovery Team

Chris is extremely passionate about the service delivered within our rehab clinic and thrives on the challenges involved in his day-to-day role. His professional qualities and honest desire to give our clients the best possible treatment available is reflected in how the centre is run and its ethics. Chris also has personal experience of addiction and combines this with his knowledge and qualifications to deliver an addiction treatment service of the highest calibre.

Matt has the added benefit of overcoming his battle with addiction and started out working as a recovery worker. He is living proof of what can be achieved with dedication and hard work and provides inspiration and an excellent role model for our clients.

Matt is compassionate and caring, but will also challenge our clients to bring out the best in them. He believes that no matter what background you come from, every alcoholic/addict has the potential to change and achieve their goals and dreams in life, free from addiction.

She has experienced active addiction and uses her understanding to help and inspire our clients. She has an unwavering passion for helping the still suffering to recover from the illness of addiction. Holding a first-class B.A Honors in Educational Studies with English Literature means she can help our clients excel and inspire and assist them into further education as part of their long-term self-improvement plan.

Alle is responsible for facilitating some of the groups held at the clinic, leading the support team and also providing support to the Counselling team. She is a talented and dedicated individual and very much respected by her co-workers and clients alike.

Ian began his journey working with vulnerable adults as a peer mentor for CRI. He was then given an opportunity to work as a support worker in a residential rehabilitation centre called Kairos Community Trust.  Ian has also worked as s support support worker for a local Drug & Alcohol Service based in Wandsworth called WDP (Westminster Drug Project), managing a busy drop-in centre & the recruitment of volunteers.

From there Ian went on to work for Blenheim where he eventually managed and developed a large caseload of DRR/ATR clients in liaison with the Westminster Probation Service to help lead the way with innovative ideas in moving the ever-changing sector of Criminal Justice forward.

She was successful in her treatment, and since then has volunteered in the drug & alcohol field with Lifeline Sefton, Sefton CVS and worked at Independence Initiative in Bootle. Rebecca has a degree in Economics and is currently studying Level 3 Counselling.

Sarah has been working with us since 2014 and thoroughly enjoys the day-to-day challenge of helping those suffering from addiction. She is a skilled and committed member of our team and holds a Level 3 NVQ in Health and Social Care.