Welcome to
South Pacific Connections

South Pacific Private is committed to supporting long-term, sustainable recovery for our clients, their families and the community.

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Be part of our circle

We understand that the process of recovery isn’t always a straight line. There are times when you need extra support, a deep dive into one area of your life, a refresher course or just a friend to connect with who understands your journey. We know the right book, a compassionate therapist, a safe space or inspiring quote all have the power to change a life.  We hope that the pages here will provide a little of the 'South Pacific magic'.

To stay connected with us, sign up for our newsletter here so we can share about new workshops and programs, events and our blog on all things ‘recovery’.

If you would like to share your story of recovery with us please contact our communications team here. 

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As always, our Intake Team are available to take your call or answer any questions.

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Events

Alumni EventsPublic EventsHealthcare Professionals EventsAlumni EventsSouth Pacific Private has a strong and vibrant alumni community, which is growing by the day.  South Pacific Connections, our 27-years strong newsletter especially written

Workshops

South Pacific Private recognises that recovery is a journey, not a destination. We all need to take a little time out for self-care, learn new skills and address challenges as they arrive.

Our Blog

Our blog is written by our health care professional team to keep you informed and updated on all the latest information.

Podcast

South Pacific Private is working on an exciting new podcast dedicated to expert discussion of addiction, recovery and mental health treatment in Australia.

Volunteer With Us

Making a differenceVolunteers like you really make a difference at South Pacific Private. Our volunteers are dedicated and passionate and the work that they do is highly valued by

Seeking Help For Another

For those of us with loved ones battling addictions or mental health conditions, it can be a stressful and frightening experience. Knowing when to reach out for help and to whom can be overwhelming.

Resources

Books Websites + AppsBooksAddictionLiving SoberAlcoholics Anonymous Recover to Live: Kick any habit, manage any addictionChristopher Lawford CleanDavid Sheff Beautiful BoyDavid Sheff Spirit JunkieGabrielle Bernstein Working the StepsGamblers Anonymous It Works: