Someone I Love Needs Help
Are you concerned about a friend or loved one who may be struggling with addiction?
We started Arrow Health because we have been in your position.
We have experienced the immense stress, conflict, worry and despair that comes with addiction.
When you are worried about someone’s alcohol or other drug use, it is hard to know what to do. It can be difficult to talk about with the person or with anyone else.
It’s particularly concerning if you think someone you care about is misusing a substance and not being honest about it.
Arrow Health is one of Australia’s leading addiction treatment providers. Our evidence-based programs provide a genuine opportunity for sustainable, positive change.
Alcohol and drug addiction is treatable. Recovery is achievable.
Like diabetes, asthma and other chronic diseases, addiction can be treated and managed. Addiction is a complex disease. Overcoming addiction takes more than good intentions and a strong will.
Treatment options:
- Detox: up to 28 day detox in an accredited private hospital, often claimable on health insurance.
- Inpatient Rehab: A comprehensive 30-90 day residential rehab based on current research and extensive experience. Safe and discrete. Medical centre onsite.
- Outpatient Program: Ongoing counselling and support, 2-week Intensive Addiction Treatment Program, group therapy, education and relapse prevention.
- Forensic Services: Onsite forensic assessments, comprehensive reports, and clinician court appearances.
- Counselling: Individual counselling helps individuals understand addiction, overcome unhelpful behaviours and learn strategies for recovery.
For more information, please contact us or read through the program page.
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Are They An Addict?
Interventions
We will work with you and your family to guide your loved one towards admitting the problem and agreeing to get help.
Family Support
We know how to help because we have been where you are.
Interventions
We will work with you and your family to guide your loved one towards admitting the problem and agreeing to get help.
Family Support
We know how to help because we have been where you are.