A holistic approach to treatment and accountability
Recovery isn’t just about detox or legal compliance — it’s about rebuilding your health, identity, and self-worth. We blend therapy, medical care, and structure to support every part of you.
Our Melbourne forensic rehab program helps you meet legal requirements and start real recovery in a safe, structured, court-approved environment with 24/7 medical and legal support.
Take a self-assessment or speak to someone now, with no pressure to commit.


Our court-recognised rehab program helps you meet legal conditions while starting meaningful recovery. We combine medical care, legal support, and therapy in a secure, supervised setting.
If you’re seeking bail under special circumstances or need rehab as part of a court order, this program gives you a safe, structured environment to begin turning things around.
We provide 24/7 supervision, therapy, and legal reporting to show the court you’re serious about change and give you the tools to make it happen.
You’ll be supported by a team who understands what’s at stake. With expert care and forensic reporting, we’ll help you stay accountable and safe and build a plan for what’s next.
You’ll be supported every step of the way with medical care, therapy, legal guidance, and a structured environment that helps you stay compliant and move forward.
Our 90-day rehab program is our most effective option, and our recommended one, as it’s the duration required for most bail applications. Depending on your court date or sentencing timeline, you can also stay longer. Here’s a generic look at how your stay would be structured; your program would, of course, be tailored to your needs.
Unsure where to start? Take a self-assessment or book a time to chat – both are 100% confidential.
Your first week focuses on detox, medical stabilisation, and legal intake, setting a strong foundation for court and recovery.
Once stabilised, you’ll begin structured therapy alongside legal education tailored to your court obligations and recovery.
You may continue rehab at our Essendon facility, where you’ll develop coping tools, strengthen relapse prevention, and take part in legal support groups to build confidence ahead of court.
This phase prepares you for court and helps you transition into aftercare, extended rehab, or supervised reintegration.
We deliver court-recognised treatment in a secure, licensed hospital setting with clinical outcomes, legal support, and a rehabilitation structure that most competitors simply don't match.
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.
Our forensic rehab requires self-funding and starts with a one-off admission fee. We’ll give you a clear quote for the full program based on your situation and stay length.
Forensic admission fee
Required upfront to secure your place. This non-refundable fee covers intake, assessment, and legal documentation.
90-day inpatient program
We’ll provide a clear quote based on your circumstances. Our admissions team will guide you through funding and payment support.
Our forensic rehab requires self-funding and starts with a one-off admission fee. We’ll give you a clear quote for the full program based on your situation and stay length.
Forensic admission fee
Required upfront to secure your place. This non-refundable fee covers intake, assessment, and legal documentation.
90-day inpatient program
We’ll provide a clear quote based on your circumstances. Our admissions team will guide you through funding and payment support.
Private health insurance doesn’t cover forensic treatment, but that doesn’t mean you’re out of options. We offer a range of self-funded pathways, and our admissions team will walk you through each one to help you find the support that fits your situation.
Self-funding gives you the fastest path to admission. It’s ideal if you, your family, or legal team are able to cover costs directly, without needing documentation or third-party approval.
You may be eligible to access your superannuation under compassionate grounds to fund your forensic rehabilitation, especially if you’re in custody or urgent need.
If you or your support network can’t pay upfront, we offer payment plans that split costs over time. This can help secure treatment sooner while easing financial pressure.
If you're facing financial hardship but don’t qualify for formal aid, we can offer support to reduce out-of-pocket costs and help you access care when it matters most.
This is your chance to stay out of custody and get serious help at the same time, with a team who’ll stand with you, not just supervise you.
To enter the forensic program, you'll need a court referral, a commitment to recovery, and the ability to self-fund your stay. We’ll help guide you through the process.
Check your eligibility
This program is for individuals facing court proceedings who require structured rehab as a condition of bail or sentencing. You must be assessed by our team and meet certain clinical and legal criteria. A minimum 90-day stay is required, with extended options depending on your court dates. You'll also need to self-fund the program, as it’s not covered by private health insurance.
The process begins with a referral from a court, lawyer, or family member. From there, we’ll guide you through assessment, paperwork, and booking. We also provide support with bail documentation and legal requirements. Once your place is secured, we’ll coordinate your intake and treatment plan with your legal team or caseworker.
This is your chance to take control of your future. Reach out today and we’ll help you begin treatment, meet court conditions, and stay out of custody.
Take a quick, private quiz to explore safe support options.
Schedule a confidential call with a specialist at a time that suits you.
Speak to someone immediately for guidance and support.
Secure bail while actively engaged in our program
Complete the full 90-day forensic rehabilitation program
Stay drug-free a year after finishing aftercare
Show a significant drop in reoffending after completing treatment
This isn’t a quick fix — it’s a structured path that leads to real outcomes. With our support, people meet court requirements and build momentum beyond their sentence.
Our forensic rehab program is delivered by clinicians and peer workers with experience supporting clients through the justice system. Treatment is provided in accordance with the NSQHS Standards and overseen under the quality framework of the ACSQHC, ensuring safe, court-compliant care.





Recovery isn’t just about detox or legal compliance — it’s about rebuilding your health, identity, and self-worth. We blend therapy, medical care, and structure to support every part of you.


Our staff don’t just monitor; we listen, guide, and support. From addiction specialists to forensic caseworkers, everyone here is focused on helping you feel safe and seen as you work through change.
Our forensic rehab program is delivered at Hader Private Hospital in Geelong — a licensed facility designed for 24/7 supervision, secure recovery, and court-recognised treatment. It’s a calm, structured space to stabilise and begin your next chapter.
Medically supported detox, inpatient residential rehabilitation, and transitional housing programs.
We can fast-track your intake, support your bail application, and help you start treatment immediately. Reach out now. Our team is ready to guide you through every step.
Speak to someone who understands
The forensic assessment is a vital step in our court-ordered rehab process. It allows our team to evaluate whether someone meets the criteria for admission by reviewing their legal history, clinical needs, and readiness for treatment. We assess substance use, mental health, and any co-occurring legal conditions related to a substance use disorder. This process ensures we can offer the right care level and support your legal team with documentation to present in court. The assessment helps determine eligibility for court-ordered addiction treatment and ensures that you are placed in the most appropriate treatment program from the start.
This evaluation forms the basis of a comprehensive care plan and may include a medical review, substance use screening, psychological assessment, and background check for drug-related crime involvement. We use this information to tailor your support within the treatment centre while ensuring it aligns with court expectations for diagnosis or treatment.
Attending rehab can significantly strengthen your legal position. Courts often consider entry into a recognised treatment program as a sign of responsibility and a willingness to change. Particularly within a treatment court or drug court setting, participation in structured care can influence bail decisions and sentencing outcomes. Our forensic team provides expert reports detailing your progress, which are submitted to the court as part of your case.
Many judges understand that rehab may be a more effective solution than incarceration and that treatment allows individuals to address the root causes of behaviour linked to addiction and mental health.
No — clients in court-ordered rehab are legally required to remain in the facility for the duration of their treatment. Leaving without permission is considered a breach of bail or court conditions. Because this is a mandated treatment order, strict compliance is required, and our facility provides secure, 24/7 supervision to ensure safety and accountability.
Your location and participation are monitored continuously, including regular check-ins, staff oversight, and drug testing to support your recovery and protect your legal standing. These measures are standard in many types of court-ordered treatment.
If your court date is delayed, you can continue receiving treatment without interruption. In fact, this extended time in treatment may be viewed positively by the court, showing deeper commitment to rehabilitation. Our team keeps your legal representatives informed with updated reports so the court also understands your progress.
Additional time in inpatient treatment can offer stronger recovery outcomes, especially when combined with evidence-based treatment methods. It may also help improve the quality of legal outcomes.
Yes. With your permission, both family and legal representatives can maintain contact throughout your stay. Legal teams receive timely updates and necessary documentation, while families can be involved in aftercare planning or supported visits.
This transparency helps build trust and ensures everyone involved in your recovery has access to the information they need to support you.
Court-ordered rehab usually requires a minimum stay of 90 days, though the court may appoint a longer duration depending on your case. In some situations, treatment continues until sentencing is complete.
Extended stays are often necessary to address deep-seated addiction patterns, meet the goals of intensive treatment, and allow courts to assess your engagement. Different types of court-ordered treatment programs exist, but ours is structured to ensure lasting behavioural change.
Leaving rehab without authorisation can breach your bail conditions or court order. This typically results in immediate notification to authorities, and you may be taken back into custody.
You may lose eligibility for court-ordered alternatives and the opportunity to complete rehab as part of your sentencing. Courts expect individuals to complete a court-ordered stay fully to honour the terms of mandated treatment.
If you’re dismissed from treatment due to serious non-compliance, the consequences can be severe. Your case is referred back to the court, and you may lose the option to continue in rehab. The court also may sentence you to incarceration.
However, treatment is largely about progress, not perfection, and we do everything we can to re-engage clients before a removal decision is made.