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In an emergency call 000. For alcohol and other drug support, the National Alcohol and Other Drug Hotline is 1800 250 015 — free, confidential, 24 hours.

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Drug & Alcohol Rehab in Brisbane

Brisbane is home to a growing network of public and private drug and alcohol treatment services, from government-funded community AOD services to private residential rehabilitation centres. Browse provider information and confirm clinical suitability, costs and availability directly with each service.

Australian Government hotline: 1800 250 015

Brisbane at a glance

Listed services
44
Private
9
Government funded and not-for-profit
35
Directory
Independent

Counted by postcode across Greater Brisbane, using the Australian Bureau of Statistics Greater Capital City boundary. A service just outside it is listed under its state instead.

LISTED IN THIS CITY

Rehab & treatment centres in Brisbane

Private residential and detox services first, then the government-funded and not-for-profit ones. Nobody pays to appear here or to rank.

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Avive Clinic Brisbane, Windsor, QLDPrivate rooms with ensuite
Windsor, QLD

Avive Clinic QLD

A 63-bed licensed private psychiatric hospital at 16 Bryden Street, Windsor, next to the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital precinct, operated by Avive Health and open since 2024.

ResidentialDetox on sitePrivate rooms with ensuite63 places
Aftercare: In person and telehealth
Belmont Private Hospital, Carina, QLD
Carina, QLD

Belmont

Belmont Private Hospital is a 185-bed private psychiatric hospital at Carina in Brisbane, operating since 1973 and run by Aurora Healthcare. It is licensed by Queensland Health and is an Authorised Mental Health Service under the Queensland Mental Health Act.

ResidentialDay treatmentDual diagnosis185 places
Brisbane, QLD

Damascus

Damascus Health Services is a 44-bed drug and alcohol unit inside Brisbane Private Hospital, treating adults with problems related to alcohol and prescribed or over-the-counter medication.

ResidentialDetox on siteDay treatmentDual diagnosis
Aftercare: In person
IMH Nundah Private Hospital, Nundah, QLDPrivate rooms with ensuite
Nundah, QLD

IMH Nundah

A 58-bed private mental health hospital at 20 Nellie Street, Nundah, about 15 minutes from Brisbane's CBD, opened in March 2025 as the third hospital of iMH, a joint venture between Aurora Healthcare and Medibank's Amplar Health.

ResidentialDetox on sitePrivate rooms with ensuite58 places
Aftercare: In person and telehealth
Strathpine, QLD

Pine Rivers

Pine Rivers Private Hospital is a licensed private psychiatric hospital at Strathpine, 24km north of Brisbane, operated by Healthscope. It admits people aged 17 and over for inpatient mental health treatment, including withdrawal management and treatment for alcohol, drug and gambling dependency alongside dual…

Residential
Aftercare: In person and telehealth
Stones Corner, QLD

Stones Corner Clinic

QLD Progressive Health is a private clinic at Stones Corner in Brisbane providing opioid replacement treatment with on-site dosing, as an alternative to dosing at a community pharmacy. It also offers nicotine replacement therapy and general primary health care.

Day treatment

THE FULL LIST

Every listed service in Brisbane

All 44 services within the metropolitan boundary stated above, alphabetically. Open a profile to check published care, funding and admission information.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

Addiction treatment in Brisbane

Brisbane and South East Queensland have experienced significant increases in methamphetamine and alcohol-related presentations over recent years, with Queensland Health reporting consistent demand for residential and withdrawal management services. Queensland Health's publicly funded AOD treatment network operates through Hospital and Health Services across Greater Brisbane, providing free or low-cost access to medical detox, residential rehabilitation and outpatient counselling. Private residential rehabilitation facilities operate in and around Brisbane, often set in quieter suburban or semi-rural settings that offer separation from the triggers of daily life. Brisbane's relative proximity to the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast also means access to a broader range of private residential options within easy reach.

Cost of rehab in Brisbane

Government-funded AOD treatment may be available to eligible Queensland residents through Queensland Health and commissioned community services. Private residential rehabilitation costs and insurance benefits vary. Confirm current fees, benefits, waiting periods and out-of-pocket costs directly with the service and insurer.

Areas & suburbs served near Brisbane

  • CBD
  • South Brisbane
  • West End
  • Fortitude Valley
  • Spring Hill
  • Woolloongabba
  • Logan
  • Ipswich
  • Redcliffe
  • Carindale
  • Chermside
  • Indooroopilly
  • Strathpine
  • Springwood
  • Browns Plains

HOW TO ACCESS TREATMENT

Three steps, in Brisbane.

01

Browse or Submit an Enquiry

Review the listed Brisbane providers or submit a callback request identifying the options you are considering.

02

Compare Provider Information

Compare the published treatment types, funding information, locations and other details for Brisbane providers.

03

Contact a Provider

Confirm suitability, availability, costs and admission requirements directly with the provider before making a decision.

BEFORE YOU MAKE CONTACT

Questions about rehab
in Brisbane.

If someone is in immediate danger, call 000. For advice at any hour, the National Alcohol and Other Drug Hotline is 1800 250 015.

Is there free rehab available in Brisbane?
Queensland Health funds residential rehabilitation, withdrawal management and community-based AOD services across Brisbane. Eligibility and waiting times vary. Confirm current availability directly with the relevant service.
What types of drug treatment are available in Brisbane?
Brisbane providers offer medically supervised detox (withdrawal management), short and long-term residential rehabilitation, day programs, intensive outpatient programs, pharmacotherapy (methadone and Suboxone), dual diagnosis treatment, and community-based counselling and case management. Both public and private options are available for most treatment types.
How quickly can I get into rehab in Brisbane?
Admission timing varies by provider, clinical requirements and bed availability. Ask each provider about its current intake process. For urgent health or safety concerns, contact an appropriate health service or emergency service rather than relying on directory information.
Can I stay in Brisbane for treatment or should I go interstate?
Many people benefit from staying in Brisbane where family support is accessible. Others prefer the separation from familiar environments and triggers that an interstate or rural program provides. Both are valid choices and RehabFinder can help you weigh up the options based on your personal circumstances.
Do Brisbane rehabs treat alcohol as well as drugs?
Yes. Alcohol use disorder is one of the most common presentations at Brisbane treatment services. Most residential rehabilitation centres treat both alcohol and other drug dependencies. Medical detox from alcohol typically requires supervised withdrawal management due to the risk of seizures — this is available at Brisbane hospital services and private facilities.

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