A Relapse Prevention Group

Positive Changes- Gold Coast

Positive Changes is a life skills group that provides support to people who want to achieve a stable lifestyle and take control of their drug use. It runs for 2½ hours once a week for eight weeks. The group is fun, interactive and energetic. It is designed to support people who have already stopped, or are considering changing their drug use.



Supporting someone who has drug use and mental health concerns can be tough!

SOS (Significant Other Support)

If you live with or are close to someone with drug use and/or mental health concerns, the SOS workshop is here to support you. The SOS workshop informs, supports and offers opportunities to meet with others who have similar experiences.



Feeling frazzled by the vicious cycle of drugs and mental health concerns?

MAISE PROGRAM

The MAISE (Mental Health and Illicit Substance Education) Program is a support, skill building and education program for anyone experiencing the negative effects of drug use and mental health problems (dual diagnosis).



Ready to make changes in your life but don’t know how?

InHouse Counselling Service

The InHouse treatment team offers a free and confidential counselling service, providing support around drug use and mental health concerns (dual diagnosis).



We’re looking for outgoing folks who function best in a team environment.

Would you like to join QuIHN’s team of volunteers?

QuIHN is embarking on a range of exciting new endeavours to fundraise for our future plans and programs.



Are Drugs Affecting Your Life? Feeling stuck? Thinking about changes to your drug use?

BREAK FREE AND MOVE FORWARD!

Learn new ways to break old habits in a safe, friendly & supportive environment  Free WORKSHOPS every Monday  10:30 -12:30. Morning Tea Provided!



Play - Learn - Share - Connect

Treehouse Play Group

Treehouse Play groups are a safe place for children, parents and carers.



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Food for thought...

"Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity."
- Martin Luther King Jr.


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