Watching someone you love struggle with addiction is distressing. We can help you take the first steps to support a family member or friend who needs addiction treatment.
Take a self-assessment or speak to someone now, with no pressure to commit.
Family-led intervention and admission support
24/7 medically supervised detox care
Dual diagnosis and mental health care
Private residential rehab programs
When someone is struggling with addiction, loved ones are often the first to notice changes and encourage help. Research shows this involvement matters. Family or partner support is associated with higher treatment retention and program completion in alcohol and drug rehab.
Studies show that people entering treatment with active support were more likely to stay engaged and continue into aftercare, reducing early withdrawal from rehab services.
Here’s how you can support your loved one struggling with addiction:
Rehab removes access to substances while providing medical care, therapy, and routine. Structured treatment helps address dependence, behaviour changes, and mental health issues that families often notice.
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This short, confidential quiz takes less than two minutes and can help you make sense of what’s going on. Choose the category that feels most relevant to you — whether it’s alcohol, drugs, or a mix of concerns — and we’ll guide you through a few simple yes/no questions.
At the end, we’ll let you know if your answers suggest it might be time to consider rehab, and share safe, confidential options for getting started.
Step1
Speak with our clinic team about what you're seeing at home. We help family members understand addiction and the best next step.
Step2
Our specialists explain detox and rehab options, including rehab and inpatient care, for a safe, constructive intervention.
Step3
We support admissions and family involvement, helping your loved one continue recovery with structure and aftercare support.
We’re here whenever you’re ready – book a call or speak to someone now.
When a loved one is struggling with addiction, families need clear guidance, not pressure. Hader Clinic helps people seek treatment through a structured rehab process that supports families, protects boundaries, and avoids enabling. Our centre provides addiction treatment for substance use disorders, including alcohol and drug addiction, with care tailored to each person’s treatment plan.
We help families support a loved one without making excuses, offering guidance and constructive next steps.
Our team explains treatment options clearly so families can take action with confidence.
Psychologists treat substance abuse while addressing addiction effects beyond drug or alcohol use.
When a loved one needs immediate treatment, we help motivate change and move forward without delay.
When it comes to rehab, accreditation matters. Hader Clinic is accredited by DHHS, NSQHS, ISO9001, and AHPRA, meeting national standards for safe, accountable rehabilitation care.
When reaching out for help feels overwhelming, our services guide families and people who struggle with addiction toward treatment right away, within a safe, accredited rehab facility.
We help families seek help, support a loved one, and work with interventionists when needed to encourage treatment without pressure or confrontation.
Our private rehab programs support individuals struggling with addictive behaviour, including drug and alcohol use, through residential rehabilitation.
Therapists address mental health alongside substance use, helping people stop using drugs and manage temptation safely.
A comprehensive relapse prevention program that supports your loved one with the tools, guidance, and care needed to maintain lasting recovery.
These stories reflect what happens when people get help, support a friend, and guide a loved one into treatment at a trusted treatment facility.
The Hader Clinic operates from a single, purpose-designed facility in Melbourne, delivering medically supported detox, residential rehabilitation, and transitional housing in one integrated setting.
Medically supported detox, inpatient residential rehabilitation, and transitional housing programs.
clients with dual diagnosis complete their recommended treatment program.
of clients report better mood, daily functioning, or well-being after treatment.
days median wait from first contact to admission.
clients report maintaining abstinence at three-month follow-up.
These stories reflect what happens when people get help, support a friend, and guide a loved one into treatment at a trusted treatment facility.
Talk to us about safe next steps and rehab options.
Take a quick, private quiz to explore safe support options.
Schedule a confidential call with a specialist at a time that suits you.
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Before admission, we explain treatment costs, funding pathways, and payment options clearly. This helps families plan with confidence and avoid unexpected financial stress during care.
Payment options depend on individual circumstances and may include private health insurance, self-funding, or super early release of superannuation under compassionate grounds.
Rehab costs depend on program length, clinical complexity, and level of medical support required. We outline inclusions early, covering accommodation, clinical care, and therapy services.
For over 28 years, we have helped families support people affected by addiction. We work with loved ones to understand the effects of addiction, plan interventions to help, and give your loved one the best chance to continue recovering.
Our multidisciplinary team includes doctors, psychologists and support staff experienced in addiction and mental health care. We provide clear guidance, clinical oversight, and continuity of care throughout the treatment process.
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If you’re concerned about a loved one, speaking with a specialist can help clarify next steps. Our confidential assessment enables you to understand treatment options for your loved ones.
Speak to someone who understands
A loved one may need rehab if substance use is affecting their health, behaviour, relationships, or ability to function day to day. Common signs include loss of control, repeated attempts to stop, withdrawal symptoms, or ongoing problems despite consequences. A professional assessment can help clarify whether rehab is appropriate and what level of support is needed.
It is common for people to feel unsure or resistant to treatment. You may not be able to convince them straight away, but you can ask your loved one to talk, let your loved one know how their behaviour is affecting you, and set clear boundaries.
Understanding the effects of their addiction and speaking with a professional can help a friend or family member continue conversations about support, including practical concerns such as financial support, when appropriate.
Yes. Family involvement is encouraged where it supports recovery. With consent, families may take part in education sessions, communication planning, and ongoing support discussions. This helps loved ones understand treatment, set healthy boundaries, and support recovery in a constructive way.
Admission timing depends on clinical needs, availability, and assessment outcomes. In some cases, people can be admitted within days after an initial assessment. Our team works with families to clarify urgency and support timely entry into treatment where appropriate.
After rehab, support may include follow-up care, referrals to outpatient services, counselling, and community-based programs. Ongoing support helps individuals maintain their progress, manage triggers, and continue their recovery once they return to everyday life.
