Arrow Health - Detox & Rehabilitation Programs Melbourne
Arrow Health
Arrow Health is a registered private psychiatric hospital based in Victoria, specialising in outcomes-focused addiction treatment and dual diagnosis care. Founded by the Lawrence family over a decade ago, Arrow Health was built on a proprietary Behaviour Change Program that combines therapeutic community principles with clinical psychiatric oversight. An approach developed specifically to address the gap between traditional 12-step models and evidence-based clinical care. Arrow Health's multidisciplinary team includes psychiatrists, addiction counsellors, family therapists, and 24/7 nursing staff, delivering inpatient, detox, and psychiatric day programs. The organisation's content is informed directly by its clinical and family therapy teams, including insights shared on its podcast, Beyond the Noise, which features conversations with Arrow Health's own practitioners and specialist guests on addiction, recovery, and family systems. Arrow Health content is reviewed for clinical accuracy by its treating team and reflects direct operational experience delivering addiction and mental health treatment in a hospital setting.
What are the long-term effects of ecstasy?

What are the long-term effects of ecstasy?

People search about the long-term effects of ecstasy for different reasons. You might be curious, experimenting, or worried about a loved one. This post aims to share some of what science knows about MDMA's effects, and where to turn if you're noticing these changes...

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What is rehab?

What is rehab?

Addiction comes in many shapes and forms, as does the recovery process. So, what is rehab? Generally when someone refers to rehab they are referring to a supervised addiction recovery program to help with managing substance use issues. Rehabilitation programs have...

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What is DBT (dialectical behavioural therapy)?

What is DBT (dialectical behavioural therapy)?

Dialectical behavioural therapy (DBT) is a form of psycho-therapy designed to assist people with psychosocial disorders such as addiction and borderline personality disorder (BPD). When used as part of an addiction treatment program it supports recovery by promoting...

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What is detox?

What is detox?

Detox or detoxification is a word that’s used for multiple things that all have the same aim. Often, you’ll hear of people detoxing as a New Year’s Resolution, cutting alcohol or bad foods out for health reasons. However, for people suffering from addiction, it’s a...

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What is alcoholism?

What is alcoholism?

Alcoholism is the term used for a person who is addicted to alcohol. It’s the most severe form of alcohol abuse and the person involved is unable to control their alcohol consumption. Alcohol addiction makes individuals feel as though they can’t fully function without...

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How to help someone with addiction

How to help someone with addiction

Navigating the challenges of addiction can be a delicate and complex journey. Whether you find yourself supporting a loved one grappling with addiction or trying to understand the nuances of helping someone who is resistant to change, the path to recovery can be...

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Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and addiction

Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and addiction

What is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy? The term ‘CBT’ is thrown around a lot, especially in the space of addiction treatment. But what exactly is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy? Cognitive behavioural therapy is an evidence-based treatment modality, using practical...

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Private health rehabilitation

Private health rehabilitation

Private health rehabilitation offers you the tools for success Entering a private health rehabilitation treatment centre provides you with the tools to regain control over your life. At Arrow Health, we provide a caring environment where you can identify your...

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What is integrative family therapy?

What is integrative family therapy?

Integrative Family Therapy is a comprehensive family and community-based therapy for adolescents experiencing substance use disorder. This model focusses on the relevant social and emotional needs at different stages in adolescent development. It is designed to treat...

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Neuroscience of addiction – What we do know

Neuroscience of addiction – What we do know

When a drug enters the body, it interacts with the brain. Different addictive substances affect the brain in different ways, although most drugs target the brain’s reward system by releasing large amounts of a neurotransmitter called dopamine. Dopamine has a large...

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