Inner Help is an Australia-wide Root Cause Therapy practice offering addiction recovery support. With services provided online with Inner Health founder, Adam Ducquet and Roslyn Saunders, helping people with addiction to develop healthier coping strategies to move beyond substance use and addictive behaviours.

Chiropaedic has been serving the Sydney community sDelivering innovative lifestyle strategies based on an holistic approach.

Calm Rehab is one of the only private rehabilitation service providers in Asia who are registered with Addiction Professionals Registration (formerly FDAP). What this means is that we work within their ethical framework at all times, ensuring the highest quality of treatment is provided. Our programmes are tailored to those suffering from addiction and co-occurring disorders. Our approach is holistic, and we believe that mind, body, and spirit must be considered when providing rehabilitation services. We have helped thousands of people recover from addiction, and our success rate speaks for itself.

Arrow Health is different to other rehabs. Our programs are informed by international best-practise and based on the Minnesota Model and Therapeutic Community Model. We provide the best possible therapeutic care for patients that’s based on experience and expertise. This brings peace of mind to families and friends that their loved one is in good hands. Our holistic approach treats clients physically with the detox process (medicated if required) followed by abstinence. And informs the psychological and mental health treatment of clients and their families’ through a mix of proven therapeutic approaches including: Neuroscience Detox and abstinence Cognitive behavioural therapy Dialectical behavioural therapy Psycho-education Group therapy Psychotherapy Psychoanalysis Therapeutic Community Self-efficacy and motivation Mindfulness based interventions Family therapy Arrow Health’s Clinical Approach encourages abstinence in recovery and follow up therapy for at least twelve months.

Another comprehensive review of evidence, published last year in the journal Clinical Psychology Review, revealed that using cannabis may help people with alcohol or opioid dependencies to fight their addictions.