Rehab for schizophrenia requires specialised, integrated care. We treat psychotic symptoms, stabilise mental health, and help people manage addiction together.
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Residential psychiatric and addiction care
Dual diagnosis treatment approach
Medication support, therapy, and relapse planning
Psychiatric reviews and mental health monitoring
According to recent findings on shared risk factors, the same neural systems that increase vulnerability to psychosis may also increase susceptibility to addiction, even before symptoms emerge. Our treatment approach is designed to address both at once, giving clients the stability and support they need.
We offer inpatient treatment that includes medical care, therapy for schizophrenia, and relapse prevention. With a strong therapeutic routine, psychiatric oversight, and family education, we help reduce risk, improve outcomes, and create long-term change.
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Our inpatient program combines structured care, psychiatric supervision, and therapeutic support to reduce relapse risk and stabilise symptoms of schizophrenia.
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Rehab for schizophrenia requires specialised, integrated care. We treat psychotic symptoms, stabilise mental health, and help people manage addiction together.
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Schizophrenia is a serious mental health condition that can cause psychosis, disconnection from reality, and long-term disruption without the right treatment and support.
Schizophrenia is a serious mental illness that affects how a person thinks, feels, and behaves. It belongs to a group of schizophrenia spectrum disorders and is often misunderstood. Schizophrenia involves episodes of…
Schizophrenia symptoms usually appear in adolescence or early adulthood, but signs can emerge earlier. Symptoms of psychosis vary across individuals and episodes.
Schizophrenia and substance use often co-occur, increasing the risk of instability, crisis, and hospitalisation. Many people with schizophrenia need consistent, long-term support.
Treating schizophrenia usually requires medical, therapeutic, and psychosocial rehabilitation strategies. The right treatment plan depends on each person’s needs.
With the right treatment options, many people with schizophrenia can improve their quality of life and manage symptoms over time. Recovery is not linear, but it is possible.
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.
We use evidence-based programs that combine medication, therapy, relapse prevention, and psychiatric care to help people stabilise and stay well. Every program is tailored to the person’s needs and co-occurring challenges.
Step1
We begin by assessing symptoms, addiction history, and psychiatric needs to build your treatment plan.
Step2
You receive integrated care with therapy, medication, and daily support tailored to schizophrenia and substance use.
Step3
We help you transition out of inpatient care with counselling, check-ins, and family education options.
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We offer services that support people with schizophrenia, addiction, and complex dual diagnosis challenges, both during and after inpatient care.
Individualised programs that address the physical, emotional, and behavioural impacts of alcohol dependence.
Structured, supportive inpatient programs for a range of illicit and prescription drugs.
Fast-tracked admission options for people in crisis who need urgent, stabilising care.
Practical, real-world strategies to manage triggers, avoid setbacks and maintain long-term recovery.
We are fully accredited under the National Safety and Quality Health Service (NSQHS) Standards and governed by the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care (ACSQHC).
We’ve helped people living with schizophrenia and addiction regain control of their lives. These stories reflect the challenges, resilience, and long-term success made possible with the right support.
In Geelong, our private hospital offers 24-hour medical care, psychiatric support, and a safe place to begin stabilisation. In Essendon, our residential rehab centre continues that care with daily structure, therapy, medication support, and a focus on long-term recovery. Both locations work together to provide consistent, compassionate care for clients living with schizophrenia and substance use.
Clients who complete our 90-day program remain sober at 12 months.
Clients enrol in Hader@Home aftercare or transitional housing to support long-term engagement and reduce relapse risk.
Clients who access structured aftercare are significantly more likely to maintain recovery and avoid relapse.
Half of all people with addiction also have a co-occurring mental health condition, highlighting the need for dual diagnosis support.
We don’t just track outcomes for reporting’s sake — we do it because people with schizophrenia and addiction deserve more than guesswork. These numbers reflect real lives changed: people who’ve managed their symptoms, stayed sober, and reconnected with work, family, or community. It also gives carers the confidence to know they’re choosing a program that’s proven to work.
We’re here to support you or your loved one with real answers and proven solutions for schizophrenia and addiction.
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We offer transparent pricing and funding options for schizophrenia rehab. Whether you're paying through private insurance or a payment plan, we can help you find the right fit.
We’re a specialist rehab provider supporting people with complex mental health needs, addiction, and dual diagnosis — including schizophrenia. Our approach is grounded in evidence, guided by compassion, and proven to help.
Our treatment team includes psychiatrists, mental health professionals, addiction specialists, nurses, and trauma-informed counsellors, all working together to deliver personalised support.
You don’t have to do this alone. Whether you’re struggling yourself or supporting someone with schizophrenia and substance use, we’re here to help.
If you’re experiencing symptoms of psychosis, addiction, or emotional distress, we can help you stabilise and take the next step forward.
Support someone you care about with professional guidance, early intervention, and dual diagnosis treatment options.
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Whether you’re seeking help for yourself or someone you love, our team is here to listen, support, and guide you toward the right treatment.
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The link goes beyond self‑medication. Shared vulnerabilities in brain chemistry (particularly dopamine systems) may increase risk for both conditions. Substance use can begin in adolescence and may increase the risk of developing schizophrenia. We treat both together with integrated diagnosis and care.
Yes — and for many, inpatient rehab is the safest and most effective first step. Programs reduce stimulation, offer consistent support, and allow time to stabilise thought patterns and behaviours.
Schizophrenia is a serious, chronic condition that can cause hallucinations, cognitive distortion, and detachment from reality. Treatment is highly personalised with structured routines, medication, therapy, and social support to help clients follow their plan and rebuild daily function.
Absolutely. Families are often the first to notice signs but may not know how to respond. We provide education about symptoms and relapse triggers, strategies for communication and boundaries, and access to counselling for carers.
Relapse is common when addiction is present. It doesn’t mean treatment failed — it means treatment needs to adapt.
Medication often plays a central role, but it’s not the only piece. We help manage antipsychotics and side effects, and explain every step. For some, additional treatments may be explored. Medication sits within a broader plan that supports therapy, connection, and quality of life.
Each client’s team may include a psychiatrist, mental health nurse, addiction specialist, and support workers who meet regularly to refine care. We offer wraparound services that focus on routine, motivation, and reconnection alongside clinical treatment.
Hospitals often focus on short‑term containment and crisis management. We focus on long‑term rehabilitation for serious mental illness.
