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About
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David Keene BA (Hons)
My name is David Keene. Being open and transparent, I have substantial experience and have worked with the addiction and recovery services for several years, connecting individuals to the community and residential detoxification services and post-treatment services.
I am delighted that I am able to empower, encourage and show individuals how to recover from their own subjective addiction/dependence with their own personal alcohol and/or drug treatment using integrative recovery practices that are compliant with individuals’ own beneficence.
I will work collaboratively with the person who wants to get well, and I will share the process and show them the new road that they are going to travel towards achieving a great and brilliant life free from alcohol and mind-altering drugs.
Dictatorship of Alcohol
Alcohol is more than just a substance; it’s a system of control that operates quietly yet powerfully in our society. It infiltrates our celebrations, our coping mechanisms, and even our identities. The Dictatorship of Alcohol is a regime that influences our decisions, relationships, and mental health, often without us realising it.
At its core, this dictatorship thrives on societal norms and cultural conditioning, making alcohol consumption seem unavoidable or even necessary. It silences those who question its role, marginalises those who struggle with its consequences, and perpetuates harmful cycles that affect individuals, families, and entire communities.
[ Services]Treatments
Here at quit for Good, we specialise in the treatment of Alcohol addictions
Alcohol
Drugs
We have extensive experience handling all forms of drug addiction
Gambling
We have helped numerous people overcome their gambling addiction
Many More
We have ample experience and help all forms of addiction
[ TESTIMONIALS ]“David has not only helped my daughter, he has helped the whole family and I would not hesitate to recommend his services. We have tried different services in the past with varying degrees of success but I can honestly say that David is the person who has made the biggest impact and positive influence on our lives."
Ruth,
[ FAQ ]Common Questions
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I help you achieve what you want in relation to your alcohol use.
This is not about being told what to do.
It’s about understanding your situation, your goals, and what matters to you — then empowering you to move towards that with clarity and confidence.
You define the outcome.
I help you get there.
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Most services focus on fixed outcomes like stopping or cutting down.
QuitForGood.net is different.
This is about:
Empowering you to think clearly
Enabling you to make informed decisions
Guiding you without pressure or judgement
This is your journey — not a prescribed path.
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Yes — I will focus on supporting you towards totally quitting if that is what you want.
At the same time, this approach is built around your subjective wishes.That means:
I will adapt to your goals as they are now
I will support you if your thinking evolves
I will adjust the approach if you change your mind
This is not a fixed or rigid process.
It is about:
Empowering you to make informed decisions
Enabling you to take control
Guiding you in a way that reflects your reality
If your goal is total quitting, I will fully support that.
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I will work with you to:
Understand your current patterns
Explore what is influencing your behaviour
Identify risks, impacts, and consequences
Develop strategies aligned with your goals
Throughout the process, I will:
Empower you
Enable you
Guide you
You stay in control at all times.
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That’s more common than you think.
It’s often not about failure — it’s about using approaches that didn’t fit you.
Together, we will:
Understand what happened before
Learn from it without judgement
Build a personalised approach that works for you
This time, it’s about you — not a system
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No.
This is for anyone who wants:
More clarity
More control
Better decision-making
A different relationship with alcohol
You don’t need a label.
You just need a willingness to reflect and explore change.
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No.
While my core focus is on alcohol, I bring experience, work, and knowledge across a wide range of addictions and behavioural patterns, including:
Alcohol
Drugs
Prescribed medication
Nicotine
Sex and love
Pornography
Gambling
Gaming
These behaviours are often connected, overlapping, or driven by similar underlying patterns.
This means I don’t just look at one issue in isolation — I help you understand the wider picture, so you can make informed decisions that genuinely work for you.
Whatever you’re dealing with, the approach remains the same:
Empowering you
Enabling you
Guiding you
All in a way that supports your goals and your reality