

Townsville’s population typically experiences a high turnover, partly due to a local army base and local government hiring many short-term workers. Many miners also work on fly-in/fly-out contracts wherein they only come into Townsville temporarily to work onsite instead of relocating with their families.
Many members of this fluctuating population will need treatment for substance use, and there is a lack of drug and alcohol rehabs in Townsville. However, an alternative to local treatment is coming to Kembali in Bali.

Some people think that all they need to stop using drugs or alcohol is to say ‘no.’ They may believe that the only thing they need to recover is willpower. However, this is not the case at all.
Rehab is an essential part of overcoming chemical dependency. Inpatient rehabilitation can be especially pivotal as it can provide intensive treatment and a safe space in which to recover.
In and out of residential care, individual counselling can be an essential part of the process. Guests will work with counsellors and delve deeper into the root of their addiction, as well as develop healthy coping strategies to manage their cravings.

Drinking is a major cause of concern in Queensland. In 2022, around 1.5 million people drank at risky levels. While the number of people who drank excessively was high, it represents a 5.3% drop from 2021.
2019 also saw 600,000 Queenslanders, or about 14.8% of people over the age of 14, using an illicit drug at least once. Of those people, the most commonly used drug was cannabis.
Because many people in Townsville will find themselves developing a dependency on drugs and alcohol, there are many institutions in which they can find treatment. Some of these options include:
There are also support groups for alcohol and other drug use for those who may not be able to afford private rehabilitation services. These services include:

In Bali, we treat our guests with the highest standard of care to help them overcome their dependencies on substances so they can live their lives on their terms.
We recognise that addiction does not always stand alone. It is often the case that someone who has substance dependence also struggles with their mental health. Our programme integrates treatment for clients who have both a mental health disorder and addiction.
Our care does not end with residential treatment. Our guests can phone or email our staff anytime should they need support when they are back in the outside world. We will also direct them to resources in their area, such as support groups, to help them stay sober.

A major part of any treatment for substance use. This can serve to help individuals see that they’re not alone. Often, people with addiction can find themselves isolated because of their situation.
But seeing other people who have had similar struggles can show them that they are not alone and that they are people who understand what they are going through.
Some of the people in group therapy can also inspire others if they are further along in recovery. They can provide examples that treatment does work and the compulsion to take drugs and alcohol can be managed.
Addiction can be a difficult thing to live with. All too often, the compulsion to seek out the next high or another drink can be overpowering. People who have this disease, past and present, can attest to how overbearing it can be and how it can take control of your health and well-being.
Kembali is a world-class treatment centre in Bali that specialises in offering comprehensive services as well as care for a variety of mental illnesses, such as anxiety, depression, and trauma.