Breaking free from nicotine takes more than willpower. Our smoking rehab program offers expert support, evidence-based care, and a safe place to recover physically and emotionally.
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Medically supervised detox support
CBT-based relapse prevention tools
Nicotine replacement therapy options
Inpatient and outpatient treatment
Quitting smoking is hard because nicotine is one of the most addictive substances known. It affects dopamine and norepinephrine, rewiring your brain and deepening dependence. For many, repeated attempts to quit alone have led to frustration, guilt, and relapse.
Rehab offers a different path, one focused on treating both the physical cravings and the mental health issues that fuel tobacco use. We combine medical support with addiction therapy to help you build lasting change.
Our smoking rehab program includes structured medical, psychological, and therapeutic support, all designed to help you quit for good.
Nicotine addiction is a complex physical and psychological condition. Even if someone desperately wants to stop smoking, withdrawal symptoms, stress and habit can make it incredibly hard to quit.
Nicotine addiction occurs when your body and brain become dependent on nicotine, a highly addictive substance found in tobacco products. It changes the way your brain releases dopamine and norepinephrine, creating powerful cycles of reward, stress relief and craving. Over time, tobacco use rewires behaviour and mood regulation, which makes quitting more than just a physical challenge; it becomes emotional too.
When someone is addicted to nicotine, both physical and behavioural symptoms often show up. You may notice increased irritability or restlessness, trouble concentrating, and compulsive smoking even when it causes harm.
Tobacco use is linked to a wide range of serious health risks, including heart disease, respiratory illness and cancer. Long-term use of tobacco can reduce your quality of life, limit your ability to exercise, and increase your risk of chronic conditions like emphysema. The latest government data shows a significant rise in e-cigarette use, especially among young people, and increasing reliance on roll-your-own tobacco.
Treating nicotine addiction takes more than just willpower. At our treatment centre, we combine nicotine replacement therapy with holistic, evidence-based approaches including CBT, education sessions and addiction therapy. The right treatment plan supports both the physical and emotional aspects of recovery.
Recovery is not just about quitting nicotine. It’s about creating a life where you no longer feel controlled by it. This includes building strong coping strategies, learning relapse prevention techniques, and finding support through a smoking cessation program. With structure and support, long-term abstinence is absolutely 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 a mix of inpatient and outpatient treatment options, combining nicotine replacement therapy, CBT, education sessions and holistic modalities to treat the physical and emotional aspects of addiction. Every program is guided by your history, triggers and goals.
Step1
We’ll talk through your tobacco use, mental health, and readiness to quit so we can understand your situation.
Step2
Together, we’ll develop a tailored approach that includes the therapies, services and timeline that best suit your needs.
Step3
Your program begins with medical support and counselling, followed by relapse prevention and long-term planning.
We’re here whenever you’re ready – book a call or speak to someone now.
At The Hader Clinic, we recognise that addiction to nicotine is often entangled with stress, trauma and emotional coping. That’s why our programs combine evidence-based treatment with compassion, flexibility and trauma-informed care. We treat you as a person, not a habit, and we’ll walk alongside you for every step of your recovery.
We treat nicotine addiction as a health issue, not a bad habit, and support your whole wellbeing.
We offer residential and outpatient options tailored to different levels of dependency.
Our staff includes people with lived experience, who know how hard quitting can be.
We’ll help you build long-term strategies that support your motivation and resilience.
We are fully accredited under the National Safety and Quality Health Service (NSQHS) Standards, governed by the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care (ACSQHC).
We treat more than nicotine addiction. Explore our full range of drug rehab, detox, relapse prevention and emergency support services.
Tailored inpatient and outpatient programs to help people overcome drug addiction and rebuild their lives with expert support.
Medically supervised detox programs that help manage withdrawal symptoms safely and prepare you for ongoing treatment.
Support programs designed to help you stay on track long term with practical tools, community connection and personal counselling.
Rapid admission to treatment for those in crisis, including urgent detox and stabilisation in a safe, supportive environment.
Every recovery journey is different, but no one walks it alone. Read the stories of real clients and the families who found support and healing with our help.
Our rehab centres are designed to support comfort, safety, and structured healing. With dedicated programs at both sites, you’ll find expert care in welcoming, private environments.
Clients received a personalised treatment plan.
Completed their full recommended inpatient stay.
Reported improved mental health by discharge.
Did not relapse in the first 30 days post-rehab.
The outcomes of our smoking cessation program reflect the structured support, therapeutic tools, and relapse prevention planning we offer. Our long-term success rates show that with the right treatment, recovery from nicotine addiction is absolutely possible.
It’s never too late to get support for nicotine addiction. Whether you’re trying to quit for the first time or need help after a relapse, we’re here to listen and guide you forward.
Take a quick, private quiz to see if rehab could help and explore safe support options.
Schedule a confidential call with a specialist at a time that suits you.
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Rehab can be affordable with the right plan. We’ll walk you through available funding options and tailor a pathway that works for your situation.
Many private health funds cover addiction treatment, and we’ll help you understand your entitlements. Payment plans are also available.
The cost of residential or outpatient treatment will depend on your chosen program. We’ll provide transparent pricing before you commit to anything.
From your first conversation through to long-term recovery, our multidisciplinary team brings clinical expertise and genuine care to every stage of your journey.
We’ve been helping Australians recover from addiction for over 20 years. Our programs are built on experience, compassion, and evidence-based care.
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Rehab works, and the right support makes it easier to stay committed. If you’re ready to stop smoking for good, we’re here to guide your next step.
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Yes, there are specialised rehab centre programs designed to help people overcome nicotine addiction. While nicotine is legal and widely available, it’s also one of the most addictive drugs. For those who have tried to quit multiple times or who are living with mental health issues or a substance use disorder, professional support can make a meaningful difference.
At The Hader Clinic, we offer both inpatient and outpatient treatment options for nicotine dependence. Our nicotine rehab programs use evidence-based approaches like cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, and relapse prevention planning. You’ll work with treatment providers who understand how difficult it can be to quit smoking and who can help you find the right treatment program to suit your lifestyle and goals.
Most rehabs have smoking bans at work and throughout their facilities for health and safety reasons. However, many treatment centres offer designated outdoor smoking areas or structured support to help you begin quitting during your stay. At The Hader Clinic, we understand that people smoke for a range of reasons, and we meet you where you’re at.
If you’re ready to stop smoking, we can include support within your broader addiction recovery program. This includes nicotine replacement therapies like the nicotine patch or inhaler, and counselling that targets both physical cravings and emotional triggers. We may also recommend additional support through our inpatient mental health rehab if your tobacco use is closely tied to anxiety, trauma, or stress.
Nicotine is a highly addictive substance that activates reward pathways in the brain. It releases dopamine and norepinephrine, which create short bursts of focus and calm. Over time, your brain adjusts to these artificial spikes, and you develop tolerance, dependence, and intense cravings.
Because cigarettes are legal, accessible, and often used in times of stress or boredom, quitting is about more than willpower. It requires addressing your environment, triggers, emotional regulation, and habits. That’s why rehab programs for smoking often include addiction therapy and holistic care: to treat both the physical and emotional reasons people keep smoking.
The effects of nicotine are wide-ranging. It can increase heart rate, constrict blood vessels, and contribute to long-term health concerns like high blood pressure and respiratory issues. But the real damage often comes from the delivery method, particularly smoking.
Smoking tobacco products exposes your body to carbon monoxide, tar, and hundreds of other toxic chemicals. Over time, this can cause emphysema, bronchial irritation, lung cancer, and cardiovascular disease. Even e-cigarettes and chewing tobacco carry significant health risks. That’s why finding a nicotine rehab program is so important if you want to quit for good.
There’s no one-size-fits-all answer, but the most effective nicotine addiction treatment programs combine behavioural support with pharmacological aids. Treatment options for nicotine dependence include:
Motivational interviewing, education sessions, and peer support are also important parts of a comprehensive treatment program. We offer all of these at our premier rehabilitation facility.
Rehab centres provide a structured, supportive environment with access to experienced treatment providers. At The Hader Clinic, our programs help you:
We don’t just focus on smoking; we also consider your mental health, physical well-being, and other life factors. For those who have relapsed multiple times, our relapse prevention program offers practical support and tools to help you stay smoke-free for good.
Yes. People who access structured support through a rehab centre typically have higher quit rates than those who try to stop smoking on their own. When you combine behavioural counselling, pharmacotherapy like the nicotine patch or bupropion, and follow-up support, your chances of success improve significantly.
In fact, research shows that people enrolled in professional programs are more likely to quit smoking for good, particularly when programs last longer than four weeks. If you’ve been struggling to quit despite multiple attempts, working with addiction rehab professionals can help break the cycle.
Not at all. While many of our clients are managing co-occurring addictions or mental health conditions, we also support people whose primary concern is smoking. The use of tobacco, whether through cigarettes, cigars, chewing tobacco, or vaping, is a serious health risk on its own.
If you’ve reported smoking regularly or feel that your nicotine use is out of your control, you deserve support. We’ll work with you to assess your needs, offer the right treatment plan, and connect you with compassionate care. It doesn’t matter whether your addiction is visible to others. If it’s hurting your health or happiness, we’re here to help.
