Nundah Private Hospital

30/04/2026

At Nundah Private Hospital, we offer a range of day and inpatient programs designed to support recovery, stability, and long-term wellbeing across a variety of mental health needs.

Whether someone is struggling with anxiety, depression, OCD, trauma, dual diagnosis, or other complex presentations, structured, evidence-based care can make a meaningful difference.

📅 Save the dates – upcoming program commencements now open for referral and admission:

If you or someone you know may benefit, please reach out to our team. We’re here to help make the referral process as simple as possible and ensure timely access to care.

29/04/2026

28/04/2026

Did you know Nundah Private Hospital can now see patients from 12 years and older in our Private Practice?

We’re really excited to be able to offer this service for the first time, helping improve access to timely mental health care for adolescents in our community.

Dr Khanna currently has excellent availability and can accommodate urgent appointments, with a special interest in working with adolescents and young people.

If you have a young person who would benefit from support, please feel free to reach out - we’re here to help make the referral process as smooth as possible.

27/04/2026

Today is World Day for Safety and Health at Work - a reminder that a safe workplace is not just about physical safety, but psychological safety too.

Psychosocial health in the workplace is just as critical as preventing physical harm. Factors such as workload pressures, role clarity, workplace relationships, and organisational culture all play a significant role in an individual’s mental wellbeing.

Creating a mentally healthy workplace means:
• Encouraging open, respectful communication
• Supporting work-life balance
• Identifying and managing psychosocial risks
• Promoting early access to mental health support

When people feel safe, supported, and valued at work, they are more engaged, productive, and resilient.

Let’s continue to prioritise environments where individuals can thrive - both physically and psychologically.

27/04/2026

Had a big weekend and finding it hard to reset for the week ahead?

For some people, this feeling goes beyond a “slow start” - and may reflect an underlying pattern where mental health and substance use are impacting each other.

We’re pleased to announce our Dual Diagnosis Program at Nundah Private Hospital, commencing 5th May, with admissions now open.

This evidence-based inpatient program is designed for individuals experiencing co-occurring mental health and substance use concerns. It provides structured, integrated care delivered by an experienced multidisciplinary team.

Our approach focuses on:
• Stabilisation in a safe, supportive inpatient environment
• Integrated treatment for mental health and substance use
• Individualised care planning and therapeutic support
• Skills development for long-term recovery and relapse prevention
• Coordinated discharge planning and follow-up care

At Nundah Private, we understand recovery is not one-dimensional — and treatment works best when both mental health and substance use are addressed together.

If you would like more information or to make a referral, please reach out to our team on 1800 231 444.

27/04/2026

We’re pleased to introduce our new Managing OCD Program at Nundah Private Hospital, starting 6 May - with admissions now open.

If you or someone you care about is living with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), this program offers a supportive, structured pathway to help you regain control and improve daily life.

This 10-day intensive program is grounded in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) with Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) - the gold-standard treatment for OCD. It’s delivered by experienced clinicians in a small group setting, with personalised support throughout.

What you can expect:
• A safe and supportive environment
• Practical, evidence-based strategies you can use in everyday life
• Individualised goal setting to help you move forward
• A combination of inpatient and day program support
• A lived-experience component to inspire hope and recovery

Our focus is on helping you build skills, reduce symptoms, and feel more confident managing OCD over the long term.

If you’d like to learn more or explore whether this program is right for you, please reach out to our team - we’re here to help on 1800 231 444.

24/04/2026

Today, we pause to honour and remember the courage, sacrifice, and service of all Australians and New Zealanders who have served our country.

On ANZAC Day, we reflect not only on the bravery shown in conflict, but also on the lasting impact that service can have on mental health. Many veterans and their families carry unseen wounds, and it’s important we acknowledge their experiences with understanding, respect, and ongoing support.

At Nundah Private, we recognise the strength it takes to seek help and the importance of compassionate mental health care. We are committed to supporting the wellbeing of our community, including those who have served.

We remember their sacrifice, honour their stories, and stand alongside them in care and connection.

Lest we forget.

24/04/2026

🧠💬 What is Dual Diagnosis?

At Nundah Private Hospital, we understand that mental health can be complex.

Dual diagnosis refers to when someone experiences both a mental health condition (like anxiety, depression, or bipolar disorder) and a substance use issue (such as alcohol or drug dependence) at the same time.

These conditions often interact with each other, which can make diagnosis and treatment more challenging - but also more important to address together, not separately.

✨ The good news: with the right support, recovery is absolutely possible. Integrated care that treats both conditions at once can lead to better outcomes and long-term wellbeing.

If you or someone you care about might be experiencing dual diagnosis, reaching out is a strong and positive first step. Our team is here to help with compassionate, evidence-based care.

OUR NEXT PROGRAM STARTS TUESDAY 5TH MAY.

📞 Contact us to learn more about how we can support you and speak to our fabulous Admissions Team 1800 231 444.

20/04/2026

We’re proud to celebrate our Q1 Award recipients at Nundah Private Hospital 🎉

These team members have been recognised for consistently upholding our hospital values and making a meaningful difference to our patients, their families, and each other every day.

The dedication, compassion, and commitment to excellence truly reflect the standard of care we strive for. Thank you for going above and beyond and for being such an important part of our community.

Please join us in congratulating our Q1 award recipients 👏

17/04/2026

At Nundah Private Hospital, our Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT) Day Program is starting soon. This structured program combines education, mindfulness, and practical exercises to help you:

* Manage distress more effectively
* Reduce self-criticism
* Navigate difficult emotions
* Build resilience and overall wellbeing

Spaces are limited, so if you’re ready to learn how to respond to your emotions with kindness and confidence, contact our team today to secure your spot.

Call our team on 3524 5555 today!

15/04/2026

Queensland Youth Week is a major, state-wide celebration for young people aged 12–25, featuring a strong focus on mental health, community connection, and empowerment.

Youth Health Week is a powerful reminder that supporting young people goes beyond physical wellbeing - mental health matters just as much. Mental health is the top concern for young people (56.6% of respondents in recent surveys), followed by cost-of-living and housing pressures.

At Nundah Private Hospital, we recognise that adolescence and early adulthood can be a challenging time. From academic pressures and social expectations to navigating identity and future pathways, many young people experience stress, anxiety, and emotional struggles that aren’t always visible.

This Youth Health Week, we encourage open conversations around mental health. Checking in with young people, listening without judgement, and creating safe spaces can make a real difference. Early support can help build resilience, confidence, and long-term wellbeing.

15/04/2026

When should you seek help for your mental health?

It’s not always easy to know when to reach out - but there are some signs that extra support could really help.

It might be time to speak to someone if:

* Your symptoms have lasted more than a few weeks
* Your daily life, work, or relationships are being affected
* You’re feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or not like yourself
* Things that used to feel manageable are starting to feel difficult

These experiences can be linked to conditions like Depression or anxiety - and you don’t have to wait until things feel severe to get support.

Early help can make a real difference. With the right care, many people start to feel better sooner and regain a sense of control and balance.

At Nundah Private Hospital, our team offers a range of supportive, evidence-based programs tailored to your needs in a safe and understanding environment.

If this sounds like you, we encourage you to take that first step - reach out and speak with our team today, or chat with your GP about a referral.

You don’t have to do this alone. Our team are here on 1800 231 444