Hader Clinic Queensland

Hader Clinic Queensland Hader Clinic Queensland drug rehabilitation centre provides evidence based alcohol and drug addiction treatment programs that are tailored to the individual.

Hader Clinic Queensland's recovery program approaches drug and alcohol addiction as a chronic disease. We treat the physical aspect of alcohol and drug abuse, but we also help individuals deal with the underlying psychological, social and emotional causes of their addictions. Alcohol and or drug addiction is not just a physical problem. Because of this, we're driven by a vision to deliver a rehab program and other forms of addiction help that incorporate mind, body and spirit. Recovery and rehab is not just about treating drug or alcohol addiction, but emotional, social and spiritual change. As well as achieving a drug- or alcohol-free life, our shared goal is to restore individuals with alcohol or drug problems to their families and the community. Through effective alcohol or drug rehabilitation, individuals can become productive people, achieve their full potential, and again find the purpose in life.

If you, or someone you love, has recognised their alcohol or drug use is problematic, the idea of detoxing at home or go...
22/10/2025

If you, or someone you love, has recognised their alcohol or drug use is problematic, the idea of detoxing at home or going “cold turkey” might seem like a good first step. But the truth is, self-detox can be extremely risky, and in some cases, life-threatening.

When the body has become dependent on substances, suddenly stopping can send it into shock. This can trigger severe withdrawal symptoms such as seizures, hallucinations, vomiting, intense pain, depression, and, in extreme cases, permanent damage. For many, the experience is so overwhelming that it discourages future attempts at recovery.

That’s why a medically supervised detox is always the safest choice. Beyond the physical process, we also provide access to mental health support, quick admission pathways, and structured programs designed to guide clients toward long-term recovery.

No one chooses addiction, and everyone deserves safe, effective care. Reach out to the team today on 1300 856 847 or email reception@haderclinicqld.com.au

A safe space for recovery ✨Hader Clinic Queensland’s head office is based in the Brisbane CBD, while our private rehab c...
20/10/2025

A safe space for recovery ✨

Hader Clinic Queensland’s head office is based in the Brisbane CBD, while our private rehab can be found on 10 acres that sit 2 hours north of Brisbane. Away from the noise and temptations of the city, it’s a safe and supportive environment to focus fully on healing. 💚

(For confidentiality and security, our address is not publicly disclosed.)

At Hader Clinic Queensland, our support doesn’t just end when treatment finishes. Our online aftercare program helps peo...
17/10/2025

At Hader Clinic Queensland, our support doesn’t just end when treatment finishes. Our online aftercare program helps people stay connected, maintain progress, and continue building the skills required for long-term recovery, all from the comfort of home.

Recovery is a journey, and we’re here to walk every step with you. To learn more, call us on 1300 856 847

Cannabis (also known as w**d, pot, or dope) is the most commonly used drug among young people in Australia. And while ma...
15/10/2025

Cannabis (also known as w**d, pot, or dope) is the most commonly used drug among young people in Australia. And while many can think of it as harmless, the reality is far more complex.

The active ingredient in cannabis, THC, changes the way your brain communicates. It boosts dopamine, creating feelings of relaxation or euphoria, but it also disrupts memory, judgement, concentration, and reaction times. Over time, these changes can increase the risk of dependence and addiction.

Physically, cannabis can affect your lungs, heart, immune system, and even unborn babies during pregnancy. Psychologically, it can heighten anxiety, depression, paranoia, and, in some cases, trigger hallucinations or panic attacks.

About 1 in 10 people who use cannabis will develop an addiction - and the younger that someone starts, the higher their risk. That’s why early intervention is so critical.

We support individuals and families who are impacted by cannabis and other substance use. From medically supervised detox (if required), through to long-term rehabilitation, our programs are designed to help people break the cycle and rediscover a healthier, more fulfilling life.

💡 Wondering about the cost of rehab?At Hader Clinic Queensland, program costs can vary depending on the length of treatm...
13/10/2025

💡 Wondering about the cost of rehab?

At Hader Clinic Queensland, program costs can vary depending on the length of treatment and your personal situation. To help you plan with confidence, we’ve created an online rehab cost estimator - a simple way to get an approximate idea of what treatment may cost.

Because investing in recovery is investing in a healthier, brighter future.

🔗 Try the estimator on our website today.

For many, addiction and mental health issues emerge or intensify during times of crisis. That’s why we’re committed to p...
10/10/2025

For many, addiction and mental health issues emerge or intensify during times of crisis. That’s why we’re committed to providing safe, compassionate, evidence-based treatment that helps individuals and families rebuild their lives, even in the most difficult circumstances.

Today, on World Mental Health Day, we stand with the call to make mental health support more accessible for everyone, everywhere. Because healing should never be out of reach. If you or someone you love needs support, our team is here to listen and guide you. Call us on 1300 856 847 or email reception@haderclinicqld.com.au

BPD affects around 2-5% of Australians. During this time, many people turn to drugs or alcohol as a way to cope with sig...
08/10/2025

BPD affects around 2-5% of Australians. During this time, many people turn to drugs or alcohol as a way to cope with significant mood swings, and strong feelings of anger and emptiness.

Alcohol is the most common form of self-medication, closely followed by stimulants like ice. Sadly, more than 50% of people living with Borderline Personality Disorder will also develop an addiction. While substances may feel like short-term relief, they almost always worsen symptoms, leading to a deepening depression or intensifying the crash that follows a manic episode.

That’s why dual treatment is so important. Addressing both addiction and borderline personality disorder together, rather than in isolation, gives people the best chance at long-term recovery. With the right support, it’s possible to learn coping strategies, recognise early warning signs, and build a life that feels stable and worth living.

At Hader Clinic Queensland, we specialise in helping individuals with dual diagnoses find hope, healing, and a path forward. If you or someone you love is struggling, we’re here to help. Call us on 1300 856 847 or email reception@haderclinicqld.com.au for confidential support.

This year, as part of BPD Awareness Week, we want to highlight the core principles of care, which are simple yet powerfu...
06/10/2025

This year, as part of BPD Awareness Week, we want to highlight the core principles of care, which are simple yet powerful ways of supporting people with BPD that can make a real difference in their recovery journey:

✨ Build trust through respect, empathy, and collaboration
✨ Stay calm, compassionate, and non-judgemental
✨ Listen openly and take their experiences seriously
✨ Use language that conveys hope and optimism
✨ Support families and carers with clear, reliable information
✨ Encourage strengths, agency, and everyday connection

Whether you’re a clinician, a family member, or a friend, just showing up with kindness, consistency, and hope can help someone feel less alone.

People living with BPD can and do lead meaningful lives. With the right support, recovery is always possible.

As part of BPD Awareness Week, we want to shine a light on what this frequently misunderstood mental disorder actually l...
03/10/2025

As part of BPD Awareness Week, we want to shine a light on what this frequently misunderstood mental disorder actually looks like in reality.

BPD can involve emotional distress, self-harm, and difficulties in relationships, making life deeply challenging both for the person and their loved ones. In Australia, it’s estimated that 2–5% of people will experience BPD at some point in their lives, with symptoms often beginning in the teen years or early adulthood.

While the causes aren’t yet fully understood, experiences of trauma or neglect in childhood can play a role. But here’s what’s important to know: BPD is not a choice, and recovery is possible.

With early diagnosis, the right treatment, and compassionate support, people living with BPD can and do lead meaningful lives.

At Hader Clinic Queensland, we believe no one is “too difficult” or “beyond help.” Everyone deserves care, understanding, and hope.

October 1st–7th is BPD Awareness Week. This year’s theme, “1 in 10: Uniting for Change”, highlights a heartbreaking trut...
01/10/2025

October 1st–7th is BPD Awareness Week. This year’s theme, “1 in 10: Uniting for Change”, highlights a heartbreaking truth: in Victoria, research shows 1 in 10 suicides are linked to symptoms consistent with BPD.

Borderline personality disorder is a complex mental health condition that is often misunderstood. Too many people living with BPD encounter harmful myths, such as being “untreatable” or “too difficult”, which only deepens the stigma.

Another important reality is the high rate of co-occurring BPD and addiction. Research estimates that between 50% and 75% of people with BPD will experience a substance use disorder in their lifetime. This combination often leads to greater impulsivity, poorer treatment outcomes, and an increased risk of relapse compared to experiencing either condition alone.

BPD Awareness Week is a chance to reflect on these challenges, break down misconceptions, and recognise the need for understanding, trauma-informed support, and hope for recovery.

How do I get someone into rehab who doesn't want to go?One of the hardest parts of addiction is watching someone you lov...
28/09/2025

How do I get someone into rehab who doesn't want to go?

One of the hardest parts of addiction is watching someone you love refuse help. It’s incredibly common for people in active addiction to deny that there’s even a problem, which makes getting them into rehab feel almost impossible.

The good news is: you don’t have to do it alone. Our experienced team can come alongside you to help create a plan and guide you through supporting your loved one into treatment - even if that involves a family intervention.

We’ll make sure that we walk you through the entire process from start to finish, and provide resources like our free intervention checklist so that you feel as prepared, supported, and confident as you can be in taking that crucial next step for the person you love. Visit our website to learn more today.

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87 Wickham Terrace
Brisbane, QLD
4000

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Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 3am

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The Hader Clinic Queensland's recovery program approaches drug and alcohol addiction as a chronic disease. We treat the physical aspect of alcohol and drug abuse, but we also help individuals deal with the underlying psychological, social and emotional causes of their addictions. Alcohol or drug addiction is not just a physical problem. Because of this, we're driven by a vision to deliver a rehab program and other forms of addiction help that incorporate mind, body and spirit. Recovery and rehab is not just about treating drug or alcohol addiction, but emotional, social and spiritual change. As well as achieving a drug- or alcohol-free life, our shared goal is to restore individuals with alcohol or drug problems to their families and the community. Through effective alcohol or drug rehabilitation, individuals can become productive people, achieve their full potential, and again find the purpose in life.