Timothy Morley

Timothy Morley is a Recovery Manager at Harbor. He supports people through addiction recovery and mental health problems, including clients who are neurodivergent or going through major changes in their lives.

He specialises in longer-term recovery support, staying alongside clients through treatment and afterwards, as they return to everyday life, travel or deal with changes in their family. He also works with LGBTQ+ clients on identity and relationships, and with people affected by chemsex, the use of drugs to enhance or prolong sex.

Before moving into recovery work, Timothy spent more than 20 years in international media and production, much of it on location and on the road. That experience taught him the value of discretion and the pressures that come with a demanding career.

Professional Background & Qualifications

Timothy holds a BA (Hons) in Human, Social and Political Sciences from the University of Cambridge, graduating with First Class Honours.

He is also a CPD-certified practitioner in applied behavioural health and recovery coaching.

His further training includes safeguarding, learning disability and autism, and naloxone and opioid overdose response.

Professional Experience

As a Recovery Manager, Timothy has supported clients worldwide, including in Europe, the Middle East and the United States. His support doesn’t stop when treatment does; he continues to work with clients through the practical business of settling back into daily routines.

Alongside this, he coaches young people and students through periods of change, often helping them think through questions of identity and look after their wellbeing.

Approach to Care

Timothy’s approach is consistent and practical, and he aims to help clients build a life they can sustain after treatment ends.

He has been in recovery himself since 2017, so he understands how recovery changes relationships and daily life. He aims to provide a judgement-free space where clients can talk openly about difficult or sensitive experiences.