Drug & Alcohol Rehab in Perth
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Perth has a comprehensive network of drug and alcohol rehabilitation services, including government-funded residential programs, private hospital-based treatment and community AOD services. Browse provider information and confirm clinical suitability, costs and availability directly with each service.
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See all 17 →📍Nedlands, WA
The Alcohol and Drug Service at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital is a nurse-led inpatient consultation-liaison se...
📍Perth, WA
Cyrenian Central is the head office of Cyrenian House at 318 Fitzgerald Street, Perth, and also delivers non-r...
📍East Perth, WA
DAYS is a free alcohol and other drug service in East Perth for young people aged 12 to 21 and their families,...
📍Murdoch, WA
Fiona Stanley Hospital is a public tertiary hospital at Murdoch in southern Perth, operated by South Metropoli...
📍Fremantle, WA
A free youth health centre at 60-62 Pakenham Street, Fremantle, operated by 360 Health and Community. It serve...
📍Joondalup, WA
A free youth health centre at 22 Reid Promenade, Joondalup, operated by Black Swan Health Limited. It serves p...
Addiction Treatment in Perth: What You Need to Know
Perth and Western Australia have some of Australia's highest per-capita rates of methamphetamine use, a trend that has placed significant pressure on the treatment system over the past decade. The state government has invested heavily in expanding capacity through the Mental Health Commission's (MHC) commissioned treatment sector, which funds free residential rehabilitation, community-based treatment, and alcohol and other drug (AOD) services across Perth's metropolitan area. Perth's treatment network spans both the public hospital system (including Sir Charles Gairdner, Royal Perth and Fiona Stanley hospitals for medical detox) and a growing private sector. The Challenge Community Services, Palmerston and Next Step programs are among the established public sector providers. Several faith-based residential programs also operate in Perth, offering longer-term recovery environments for people seeking an abstinence-focused approach.
Cost of Rehab in Perth
Government-funded AOD treatment may be available to eligible Western Australian residents through commissioned 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.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Rehab in Perth
What is the biggest drug problem in Perth?
Methamphetamine (ice) is the most commonly treated substance in Perth and Western Australia's residential treatment services, though alcohol remains the most prevalent substance causing harm at a population level. Opioid dependency, benzodiazepines and cannabis are also significant treatment presentations. Perth providers treat all forms of addiction.
Is free rehab available in Perth?
The Mental Health Commission funds residential rehabilitation and community AOD services across Perth. Referral pathways and eligibility vary. Confirm current availability and intake requirements directly with the relevant service.
How long does rehab in Perth typically take?
Standard residential programs in Perth run for 28 days, with some providers offering 60 or 90-day options for more complex presentations. Medical detox (withdrawal management) typically precedes residential rehab and takes 5–14 days. Therapeutic community programs run 3–6 months and focus on sustained lifestyle change.
Can I get help for both mental health and addiction in Perth?
Yes. Dual diagnosis treatment for co-occurring addiction and mental health conditions (such as depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety or PTSD) is available through both public and private Perth providers. The Mental Health Commission specifically commissions dual diagnosis services, and several private hospitals offer integrated psychiatric and addiction programs.
What if I need detox before rehab in Perth?
Medical detox and supervised withdrawal management may be available through Perth hospitals, community-based programs and some private services. Seek clinical advice and confirm the appropriate pathway directly with a qualified service.
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