Gunnebah Addiction Retreat

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Gunnebah Addiction Retreat Gunnebah is a trauma-informed alcohol & drug rehab in Northern Rivers, NSW.

Expert therapists & lived-experience staff help you start lasting recovery from addiction and mental health challenges.

16/10/2026

Recovery isn’t only about what you stop. It’s what you get back.

It can mean rebuilding your routine, reconnecting with people, looking after your physical and mental wellbeing, and finding enjoyment in everyday life again.

At Gunnebah, treatment goes beyond therapy sessions. Activities, time outdoors, movement and connection are part of helping guests build healthy routines and rediscover what life can look like without alcohol or drugs at the centre of it.

If you or someone you care about is struggling, you don’t have to wait until things get worse. Reach out to our team for a confidential conversation.

📍 Gunnebah Rehab, Tweed Valley NSW
gunnebah.com.au
02 5661 9530

At Gunnebah, our program gives veterans the time, space and professional support to work through addiction alongside und...
13/10/2026

At Gunnebah, our program gives veterans the time, space and professional support to work through addiction alongside underlying challenges such as trauma, PTSD, anxiety and depression.

Treatment can include individual and group therapy, structured programs, physical activity and practical tools to support life beyond rehab.

Set in the Tweed Valley, Gunnebah also provides a private environment away from everyday pressures, with a strong focus on connection, routine and rebuilding confidence.

Our team can help with the DVA process and talk you through what treatment and ongoing support can look like.

If you’re exploring rehab for yourself or a veteran in your family, get in touch for a confidential conversation.

📍 Gunnebah Rehab, Tweed Valley NSW
gunnebah.com.au
02 5661 9530

This year’s theme, “Lived experiences heard: real voices, real change,” is a reminder of how important it is to listen t...
09/10/2026

This year’s theme, “Lived experiences heard: real voices, real change,” is a reminder of how important it is to listen to what people are actually going through.

For some, alcohol or drugs can gradually become a way of coping with stress, anxiety, trauma or difficult emotions. Recognising that connection and talking about it can be an important first step.

This World Mental Health Day, check in with yourself or someone you care about. Sometimes a conversation is where change begins.



gunnebah.com.au
02 5661 9530

Mother Nature showing off and leaving us completely speechless out on the water last weekend 🐳
07/10/2026

Mother Nature showing off and leaving us completely speechless out on the water last weekend 🐳

Triggers aren't always obvious.Sometimes they're:The place you sit every nightThe people you spend time withThe routines...
29/09/2026

Triggers aren't always obvious.

Sometimes they're:

The place you sit every night
The people you spend time with
The routines that never change

When the environment stays the same, behaviour often follows.

That's why recovery isn't only about stopping something.
It's about changing what surrounds you.

Understanding triggers is often the first step toward change.

Learn how triggers influence recovery. 👉 bit.ly/why-environment-matters

gunnebah.com.au
02 5661 9530

Most people ask about the treatment. Fewer ask what you do at four in the afternoon. Swipe to see what it's like.You're ...
28/09/2026

Most people ask about the treatment. Fewer ask what you do at four in the afternoon. Swipe to see what it's like.

You're not here for a weekend. That's the part people underestimate, and it's why the hours outside therapy matter as much as the ones in it.

Learning to fill a day without alcohol or drugs, and to enjoy it, is part of the work.

If you're weighing up treatment, for yourself or for someone close to you, ask us what a week here actually looks like.

gunnebah.com.au
02 5661 9530

For many veterans, the drinking didn't start the problem. It startedas a way to manage one.Disrupted sleep. Hypervigilan...
25/09/2026

For many veterans, the drinking didn't start the problem. It started
as a way to manage one.

Disrupted sleep. Hypervigilance. Anxiety. Trouble settling into
civilian routines. Alcohol or other substances can become the thing
that takes the edge off until they become a second problem sitting
on top of the first.

Which is why treating the substance use on its own often doesn't
hold. Understanding what sits underneath it, the experiences, the
coping patterns, the things that never really switched off is what
changes the outcome.

At Gunnebah, veterans get the time, space and support to work through
both, with dignity and care built around them.

If you're exploring treatment options for yourself or someone you care about, funding pathways, including DVA, may be available for eligible veterans. Visit our website to learn more.

📍 Gunnebah Rehab, Tweed Valley NSW
gunnebah.com.au
02 5661 9530

22/09/2026

Real, lasting recovery is about more than stepping away from alcohol or drugs. It’s about understanding what brought you here, building healthier habits, and having the right support to move forward.

At Gunnebah, our program combines group therapy, individual counselling, psychoeducation, physical activity and lifestyle support in a safe, supportive environment.

We take the time to understand each guest’s story while helping them prepare for life beyond rehab with relapse prevention planning and ongoing support.

Surrounded by the natural beauty of Northern NSW, Gunnebah is a community where you can focus on getting well, reconnect with yourself and work towards lasting change.

Because we believe recovery should be enjoyed, not endured.

📍 Gunnebah Rehab, Tweed Valley NSW
gunnebah.com.au
02 5661 9530

One concern veterans may have about seeking treatment is how much they'll be expected to talk about once they arrive.Tra...
16/09/2026

One concern veterans may have about seeking treatment is how much they'll be expected to talk about once they arrive.

Trauma-informed care doesn't mean being forced to recount difficult experiences or disclose your entire service history. Treatment should recognise how past experiences may be affecting you today while allowing difficult topics to be approached at a pace that feels manageable.

The focus can include understanding current behaviours, developing healthier coping strategies and addressing substance use, without expecting everything to be unpacked at once.

Feeling uncertain about what you'll be asked to share shouldn't stop you from finding out what treatment involves.

If you have questions about seeking addiction treatment as a veteran, our team can explain the process confidentially and help you understand your options.

📍 Gunnebah Rehab, Tweed Valley NSW
gunnebah.com.au
02 5661 9530

Choosing the right rehab means finding a place where the treatment, environment and level of support are right for you.G...
15/09/2026

Choosing the right rehab means finding a place where the treatment, environment and level of support are right for you.

Gunnebah offers a private addiction treatment experience built around individualised care, a holistic approach and premium facilities. Guests have access to private rooms, counselling, yoga and meditation, a gym, spa and a supportive environment where they can focus fully on recovery.

More than simply providing a place to stay, Gunnebah brings together professional support, personal space and a range of therapies to address each person’s individual needs.

If you’re considering rehab for yourself or someone you care about, contact our team for a confidential conversation about how we can help.

Visit our website to learn more.

📍 Gunnebah Rehab, Tweed Valley NSW
gunnebah.com.au
02 5661 9530

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586 Nobbys Creek Road
Nobbys Creek, NSW
2484

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