Iceni (2026) is an Ipswich-based charity, offering treatment and support to families affected by alcohol and substance misuse, and those who cause harm within relationships. The Iceni approach is humanistic and non clinical, aiming to create emotionally safe environments in which the people they support can explore the underlying causes of addiction, rebuild confidence, and move toward abstinence. This report presents an evaluation of an Innovate UK AKT of a unique, women only wellbeing programme designed by Iceni, to support women experiencing alcohol and substance misuse. Key themes emerging from the data include loss of self esteem and hope, the influence of family and relational dynamics, peer pressure to use substances, and the gradual emergence of confidence and self efficacy. Practitioners emphasised the relational and trauma informed nature of addiction, highlighting the importance of creating reparative environments. The report concludes that the women only wellbeing programme shows promising potential as support for women seeking to reduce or abstain from substance misuse. Recommendations include extending the programme, strengthening pre- and post-data collection, ensuring continuity of support beyond the original project, and undertaking a full research evaluation.