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MCG Addiction Awareness Series

Building Recovery-Informed Workplaces Across the Corporate World.

The national conversation is changing.

“Addiction is not a choice or a personal failing but a complex mental health condition that should be met with empathy and support.”

-The Princess of Wales on Addiction Awareness Week 2025

Alcohol Glass
70% of people with a substance use disorder are in work.

OECD, Health at Work 2023

At MCG Consulting, we specialise in addiction awareness, recovery-informed inclusion, and driving workplace culture change. Our flagship Addiction Awareness Series empowers organisations to create safer, more inclusive environments through powerful storytelling and sector-specific insights.

Addiction remains one of the most urgent and often overlooked issues in the workplace. Our series opens honest conversations, reduces stigma, and helps employers support their teams in practical, lasting ways.

Pricing Guide for Our Talks

 

Each 60-minute session includes:

  • A speaker with lived experience of addiction and recovery in the workplace. A second speaker can be added depending on your audience and objectives.-

  • Insightful and honest discussion on addiction, stigma, and recovery in the workplace

  • Facilitated Q&A and interactive reflection

  • Follow-up resources and tools

  • Optional bespoke internal comms pack for internal promotion

Sessions can be delivered fully online, in-person or hybrid. We will work with you to identify the right tone, title and theme for your team. Talks are relevant across all levels of your firm and can be tailored for regional offices, business functions, or time zones.

Single Talk Pricing

We offer structured pricing to ensure this vital conversation reaches every corner of the legal profession. Sessions are the same high quality, but pricing scales depending on firm size and revenue.

Firm Profile
Suggested Fee (excl. VAT)
Fewer than 100 staff or under £10m turnover
£1,500
100–300 staff or up to £20m turnover
£2,000
300–600 staff or £20–50m turnover
£2,500
600–1,000 staff or £50–100m turnover
£3,500
1,000+ staff or £100m+ turnover
£5,000

*These are standard fees for individual sessions. All talks include speaker fees, preparation, delivery, comms support, and Q&A facilitation. Travel and accommodation may be charged additionally for in-person sessions outside London.*

Three-Part Addiction Awareness Talk Series

For maximum impact, we recommend a three-part series spaced across the year. Each session builds on the last, helping your teams gain deeper awareness, resilience and confidence to engage with this vital topic.

We can tailor the format and delivery for your offices, hybrid needs or global footprint. Below are suggested timings and themes:

Option 1 – Calendar-based delivery

  • September (Recovery Month) – Opening the Conversation on Addiction and Recovery

  • October – Resilience, Recovery and High-Performance Environments

  • December – Belonging, Boundaries and Behaviour (aligned with year-end parties and social events)

Option 2 – Thematic flexibility

  • Breaking the Silence: Opening Up the Conversation on Addiction

  • Recovery and Resilience: How People Heal and Why It Matters at Work

  • Beyond Recovery: How Colleagues Become Allies

Series package (3 sessions): Available on request

If you book a series of three talks, we offer a 10% discount on the total fee. This discount is applied to the standard per-talk price listed in the ‘Single Talk Pricing’ table.

We are happy to walk you through a deck or suggest titles based on your internal strategy or wellbeing calendar.

Once a date is confirmed and held in our diary, we’ll issue an invoice along with our standard terms of business. These include 30-day payment terms from the date of booking, which helps us manage delivery and planning smoothly. As a small business, that support is always appreciated.

Let us help you bring this essential conversation to your team.

Sonar, S. VISA

"Truly an inspirational talk. Cannot thank you enough for sharing your story, Steven."
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