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Short to medium term treatment and support to reduce problematic substance use via access to all Lives Lived Well programs, including family support and therapy, dual diagnosis and complex care, residential rehabilitation and transitional housing support.
The professional team can help you to break the cycle of problematic alcohol or drugs, regain control of your life and reach your potential to enjoy a full and rewarding life.
We provide:
Free, flexible one-on-one counselling and group sessions are available through our range of service hubs located across Queensland and regional NSW.
We work with you to identify if you have a problem with drugs or alcohol, its extent and what’s behind it. We then support you and give you the tools to manage, reduce or stop your alcohol or drug misuse.
Worried about a family member or friend who is misusing drugs or alcohol? We can provide you with support so that you feel better placed to cope and support your loved one. Sometimes just talking to someone who doesn’t know the person, can help.
People 12 years and older impacted by alcohol or drugs, including impacts associated with mental health issues.
Any source, including GP or self-referrals. GPs can refer by calling or emailing:
Treatment and support to reduce problematic substance use and achieve recovery goals. Services include harm reduction, outreach in-home support, group programs, long term case management and counselling.
QuIHN alcohol and other drugs (AOD) service has expanded the range of services it provides within the Gold Coast to include the specialist Community Withdrawal Program.
The Community Withdrawal Program aims to provide a comprehensive treatment and support service for people with AOD related problems who would not access or require inpatient withdrawal.
Through our nurse practitioner led community withdrawal program (detox at home) based in Burleigh Heads, we can support individuals to withdraw from a range of substances in the privacy of their own homes. AOD withdrawal in the community setting enables people to withdraw in their local environment with the support of specialist AOD clinical staff, family and support persons.
The Community Withdrawal Program offers:
Address: Shop 12/89-99 West Burleigh Road, Burleigh Heads QLD 4220
Opening Hours: 9:00am – 5:00pm Monday – Friday (excluding public holidays)
In order to participate in this program people must:
Any source, including GP or self-referrals. GPs can refer by calling or emailing:
Any of the following can refer into this program:
If this service is not the one for you, please call the Head to Health phone line on 1800 595 212 and speak with a mental health professional who will help connect you to a service that meets your mental health needs.
QuIHN
Treatment and support to reduce problematic substance use. Program works within a social and emotional wellbeing framework, using a person and family centred approach with the ability to link to a range of internal and external support.
The Kalwun Social Health Program offers comprehensive support for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people, partners, parents, or carers of who are struggling with their mental health, alcohol and other drug misuse or seeking a suicide support service. The Program works within a social and emotional wellbeing framework and provides clinical and non-clinical case management.
The Program helps to empower people to self-manage and make decisions about their own health at their own pace. Social Health offer a person and family approach to providing care and ability to link with a range of internal and external services.
Low to high intensity service
Coomera Integrated Health and Wellbeing Hub
7 Jowett Street, Coomera
Bilinga Clinic
Airport Central B1, 1 Eastern Ave, Bilinga Qld 4224
Miami Clinic
2020 Gold Coast Hwy, Miami Qld 4220
People of all ages impacted by alcohol or drugs, including impacts associated with mental health issues.
Any source, including GP or self-referrals. GPs can refer by calling or emailing:
If you are unsure if this service is right for your patient, you can refer to Head to Health on 1800 595 212 between Monday to Friday, 8:30am – 5pm (except public holidays). For more information visit Head to Health Phone Service.
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