Emergency: call 000. For alcohol and other drug support, call the Australian Government National Alcohol and Other Drug Hotline: 1800 250 015(free and confidential)

Drug & Alcohol Rehab in Western Australia

Western Australia provides publicly funded and private rehabilitation services across Perth and regional centres including Bunbury, Geraldton and Kalgoorlie, with specialised services for Indigenous Australians.

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7 Mile Rehabilitation Centre (7 Mile Rehab), Ngnowar-Aerwah Aboriginal Corporation logo

๐Ÿ“Wyndham, WA

๐Ÿ Residential

7 Mile Rehabilitation Centre is the residential alcohol and drug service of Ngnowar-Aerwah Aboriginal Corporat...

Abbotsford Private Hospital logo

๐Ÿ“West Leederville, WA

๐Ÿ Residential

A 77-bed private psychiatric hospital in West Leederville, Perth, with 36 day-therapy places, operated by Auro...

Albany Health Campus logo
Albany Health CampusFree / Gov Funded

๐Ÿ“Spencer Park, WA

๐Ÿ Residential๐ŸฅOutpatient๐Ÿ’ปTelehealth

Albany Health Campus is the WA Country Health Service regional hospital for the Great Southern, at Spencer Par...

Alcohol and Drug Service, Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital logo

๐Ÿ“Nedlands, WA

๐Ÿง Counsellingโš•๏ธDual Diagnosis

The Alcohol and Drug Service at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital is a nurse-led inpatient consultation-liaison se...

Bega Garnbirringu Health Service logo

๐Ÿ“Kalgoorlie, WA

๐ŸฅOutpatient

Bega Garnbirringu Health Service is an Aboriginal community controlled health organisation in Kalgoorlie. Its...

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๐Ÿ“Roebuck, WA

๐Ÿ Residential

Broome Sobering Up Centre is run by Milliya Rumurra Aboriginal Corporation at 69 Wattle Drive, Roebuck. Listed...

National services, available anywhere in Australia

These services are available nationally and can support people in Western Australia without a local premises listing.

Alcoholics Anonymous Australia logo

National service

๐Ÿ’ปTelehealth

A national mutual-aid fellowship, not a treatment provider. AA Australia coordinates more than 2,000 weekly fa...

Catalyst and Torque Programs (Uniting Vic.Tas) logo

National service

๐ŸฅOutpatient๐Ÿง Counselling

Two non-residential day rehabilitation programs run by Uniting Vic.Tas for adults who have already completed w...

Counselling Online logo
Counselling OnlineFree / Gov Funded

National service

๐ŸฅOutpatient๐Ÿง Counselling๐Ÿ’ปTelehealth

Counselling Online is a free national online service for people in Australia affected by their own or someone...

Dokotela logo
DokotelaMixed / Subsidised

National service

๐ŸฅOutpatient๐Ÿง Counselling๐Ÿ’ปTelehealthโš•๏ธDual Diagnosis

Dokotela is a national telehealth provider connecting patients to independent consultant psychiatrists, psycho...

ExpertMinds logo

National service

๐ŸฅOutpatient๐Ÿง Counselling๐Ÿ’ปTelehealth

ExpertMinds is an Australia-wide online psychiatry and psychology service delivering consultations by video, w...

Narcotics Anonymous Australia logo

National service

Narcotics Anonymous Australia is the Australian arm of a worldwide twelve-step fellowship for people for whom...

SMART Recovery Australia logo
SMART Recovery AustraliaFree / Gov Funded

National service

๐ŸฅOutpatient๐Ÿ’ปTelehealth

SMART Recovery Australia is a national charity running free, weekly peer-support meetings for people wanting t...

The Street University (Ted Noffs Foundation) logo

National service

๐ŸฅOutpatient๐Ÿง Counselling

The Street University is the Ted Noffs Foundation's network of eight non-residential youth centres, at Canberr...

Transformations Program Australia logo

National service

๐Ÿ Residential๐Ÿง Counselling

A residential therapeutic community for adults 18 and over with alcohol and other drug dependence, run by the...

We Help Ourselves (WHOS) logo
We Help Ourselves (WHOS)Mixed / Subsidised

National service

๐Ÿ Residential๐ŸฅOutpatient๐Ÿง Counsellingโš•๏ธDual Diagnosis

WHOS is a charity founded in 1972 by former consumers and became Australia's first therapeutic community for s...

How to Choose a Treatment Centre in Western Australia

1

Understand Your Needs

Consider whether you may need medically supervised detox, residential rehabilitation, outpatient counselling, or a combination. Confirm clinical suitability directly with a qualified health professional or provider.

2

Check Funding Options

Government-funded services may be available through the public health system. Private health insurance may cover some residential stays. Confirm eligibility and cover directly with the service or insurer.

3

Consider Location

Some people benefit from staying close to their support network; others find that distance helps them focus on recovery. We list providers across metropolitan and regional Western Australia.

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