Professional, clinically led support for people seeking residential care for patterns of alcohol use, delivered with compassion, clarity, and a structured approach to wellbeing.
If alcohol has begun to impact your health, relationships, work, or overall wellbeing, you’re not alone. Many people reach a point where drinking feels harder to manage, and where structured, professional support can be an important next step.
At Palladium Private, we provide evidence-informed residential support for adults experiencing challenges related to alcohol use, within a calm and discreet setting. Our program is designed to offer time, space, and structured care away from everyday pressures, allowing individuals to focus on their wellbeing in a respectful, non-judgemental environment.
We recognise that patterns of alcohol use are often connected to broader life experiences, including stress, emotional strain, or past events. Our approach looks beyond alcohol use alone, supporting people to explore contributing factors within a structured therapeutic framework, so care feels meaningful, grounded, and appropriate to individual needs.
At Palladium Private, each person is supported by a multidisciplinary team of qualified practitioners, which may include therapists, counsellors, nursing staff, and wellbeing practitioners. This team works collaboratively to provide structured, coordinated care within a residential setting.
Rather than focusing on individual services in isolation, our approach emphasises how care is delivered as a whole. Behind the scenes, practitioners work closely together to ensure emotional, physical, and psychological aspects of care are considered in an integrated and personalised way. From initial assessment through ongoing planning, support is coordinated with care, clarity, and clinical oversight.
Our team understands that challenges related to alcohol use can be complex and deeply personal. Care is delivered with patience, respect, and professionalism, within an environment that prioritises safety, dignity, and non-judgemental support.
For many people, patterns of alcohol use develop alongside stress, emotional strain, or difficult life experiences. Over time, what once felt manageable may begin to interfere with health, relationships, or daily functioning.
People come to Palladium Private with different goals and at different stages of readiness. Some are seeking a structured break from alcohol use, while others wish to better understand contributing patterns or experiences. Our role is to provide a supportive, structured framework where individuals can explore these areas at their own pace, with professional guidance available throughout.
Alcohol use can influence many areas of a person’s life, including mood, sleep patterns, energy levels, and overall wellbeing. At Palladium Private, our approach recognises that these experiences are often interconnected, which is why care is designed to support the whole person rather than focusing on alcohol use alone.
Each program brings together individual psychological therapy, physical wellbeing sessions, mindfulness-based practices, and nutritional support. Care is delivered by a multidisciplinary team that works collaboratively, adapting the program as needed over time. This integrated approach helps ensure that different aspects of care are aligned, intentional, and responsive to individual goals and needs.
Located in the Sunshine Coast hinterland, Palladium Private offers a quiet, residential setting away from everyday routines and external pressures. The environment is designed to provide privacy, stability, and space to step back from daily demands and engage fully in care.
Surrounded by natural landscapes, the setting supports rest, reflection, and a sense of calm. Combined with structured daily routines and therapeutic support, this environment creates the conditions for people to focus on their wellbeing in a grounded, contained, and supportive space.
For individuals who may require withdrawal support, we offer medically supervised services on site, subject to clinical assessment. This support is designed to provide appropriate medical oversight during the early stages of admission, before commencing ongoing therapeutic care.
Withdrawal support is available as an additional service and may incur an extra cost. Our intake team can provide further information and discuss whether this option is suitable as part of your admission.
Our residential program offers a calm, supportive setting where individuals can step away from everyday pressures and focus on their wellbeing within a structured care environment. Located in the Sunshine Coast hinterland, the setting provides privacy, routine, and space to engage fully in residential support.
Each person is supported by a dedicated multidisciplinary team, which may include therapists, counsellors, nursing staff, and wellbeing practitioners. Programs are personalised and bring together psychological, medical, and lifestyle-based supports in a coordinated way, tailored to individual needs and circumstances.
Taking the first step can feel daunting—but it doesn’t have to be. We’ll walk you through program options, availability, costs, and available funding streams—so you have everything you need to make the decision that’s right for you or someone you care about.
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Enquire: Submit the form or call 1300 573 095.
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Complete Questionnaire: Help us match you with the right program.
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Choose Funding: Explore self-funding, or QLD WorkCover options (eligibility required).
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Confirm Admission: Secure your place and prepare to begin.
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Arrive & Detox (If Needed): Begin with supported mild detox (where clinically appropriate, following assessment).
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Begin Program: Orientation, assessments, and your tailored schedule.
You don’t have to navigate this alone. Whether you’re reaching out for yourself or someone you care about, our experienced intake consultants are here to listen — without judgment or pressure.
You deserve expert care, and we’re ready when you are. One conversation is all it takes to begin.
This program is designed for adults who are experiencing challenges related to alcohol use and are seeking structured, residential support away from everyday pressures. It may be suitable for people who feel that outpatient or self-directed approaches are no longer enough and who would benefit from a calm, supported environment.
Yes. Medically supervised withdrawal support may be available on site following clinical assessment. This service is provided by qualified medical professionals and is offered as an additional service, which may incur an extra cost. Availability and suitability are discussed during intake.
Daily schedules are structured and may include individual therapy, group sessions, wellbeing activities, and time for rest and reflection. Programs are personalised, so the exact structure can vary depending on individual needs, clinical recommendations, and stage of care.
Program length varies depending on individual needs, goals, and clinical recommendations. Our intake team can provide guidance on typical timeframes and help you understand what may be appropriate for your situation.
The best way to determine suitability is to speak with our intake team. They can answer questions about the program, discuss your circumstances, and explain the admissions process in a clear, confidential, and non-judgemental way.
Before completing your program, you’ll receive a personalised aftercare plan to support your transition back to daily life. This may include referral pathways, relapse prevention strategies, and access to ongoing therapy. Our focus is on helping you maintain the progress you’ve made and stay connected to the supports that matter most. Learn more about how we support you beyond your stay and discover more about Our Program.
When it all feels like too much, something needs to change.
Whether it’s for you or someone you love, you don’t have to keep living this way.
There is a path forward. Let’s take the first step together.
