Rehab for ice addiction in Geelong and Melbourne

If you are using ice regularly, feel unable to stop, or notice cravings taking over your life, it may be time to seek help. Signs of ice addiction can include mood swings, paranoia, and neglecting responsibilities at work, home, or in your relationships. You may feel anxious, depressed, or emotionally disconnected.

Ice addiction is a serious health issue that affects your brain, body, and relationships. It can lead to risky behaviour, financial problems, and legal issues. If you are unsure whether you need help, our guide on the signs of ice addiction can help you identify the warning signs. Our treatment program is designed to give you the support and tools to rebuild your life.

Ice addiction can cause severe mental health issues like anxiety, depression, and psychosis. It may lead to paranoia, aggression, and social withdrawal. Ice addicts often struggle to maintain healthy relationships, and it can be difficult for family and friends to understand the behaviour that comes with addiction.

At The Hader Clinic, we treat both ice addiction and mental health concerns together, through therapy, peer support, and family involvement. We know addiction doesn’t happen in isolation, and we offer comprehensive treatment to address the whole person—not just the drug use. Our programs also help loved ones learn how to provide support in a healthy way.

Withdrawal from ice can feel overwhelming, but you are not alone. Symptoms may include:

• Cravings for ice and other drugs
• Anxiety, depression, and mood swings
• Fatigue, insomnia, and irritability
• Poor concentration and paranoia

At The Hader Clinic, we offer 24/7 care in our meth rehab centre in Melbourne. Our experienced team monitors your health, manages withdrawal symptoms, and provides counselling. Read our guide on how to detox from ice addiction safely to learn more. We will help you manage the process safely and comfortably, using personalised treatment plans and ongoing support.

Yes, you can recover and feel like yourself again. Recovery is a process, but with the right support, you can rebuild your mental and physical health. Many people regain their sense of purpose, repair damaged relationships, and develop the tools they need for long-term recovery.

At The Hader Clinic, we offer residential rehab, therapy, and holistic care to help you heal fully. You are not just your addiction. You are a person who deserves compassion and expert care. We will help you rediscover your strengths, manage cravings, and find a path forward.

The length of rehab depends on your situation, your level of addiction, and your treatment goals. Some people benefit from 28 days, while others need 60 or 90 days for long-term recovery. Longer programs often provide more support to rebuild healthy routines and manage triggers.

At The Hader Clinic, we offer residential rehab programs designed to give you the time and care you need. We also provide ongoing aftercare and relapse prevention support. Recovery is a journey, and we will walk it with you.

Yes, family connection is an important part of recovery. We offer scheduled visits, phone calls, and family therapy to rebuild trust and support. Rebuilding relationships takes time, but we are here to guide you and your loved ones through the process.

Our emergency rehab services can help if a loved one needs immediate care. Our team supports family members by offering education and counselling to help them better understand ice addiction and provide meaningful support.

Relapse does not mean failure. It is part of the recovery process for many people. If you relapse, we help you refocus your plan, identify new strategies, and provide extra support. Recovery is not linear, and we will adjust your care as needed.

Our relapse prevention program teaches you how to manage triggers, build resilience, and stay on track. We are here to help you learn from relapse, not feel ashamed. Long-term recovery is possible with the right support and care.

Supporting someone using ice can feel overwhelming. Start by listening with empathy and avoiding blame. Encourage them to seek help and let them know they are not alone. You can share information about our emergency rehab services or discuss the benefits of a specialised ice rehab program.

If they are not ready, we can help you understand how to have the conversation and offer support without enabling drug use. You are not alone in this. Our team provides guidance, education, and counselling for families who are supporting a friend or family member struggling with ice addiction.