What happens after rehab? Planning your next steps
Going through rehab is something to be incredibly proud of. It’s a huge milestone that represents courage, commitment and a […]
What happens after rehab? Planning your next steps Read Post »
Going through rehab is something to be incredibly proud of. It’s a huge milestone that represents courage, commitment and a […]
What happens after rehab? Planning your next steps Read Post »
Every NDIS participant has different goals, so their support should be too. When an individual is striving for more independence,
Personalised recovery plans for NDIS participants at The Bardo Read Post »
Addiction isn’t always linked to drugs or alcohol. Sometimes it’s connected to gambling, gaming, shopping, pornography, sex, social media or
How behavioural addictions rewire the brain and behaviour Read Post »
Recovering from addiction rarely happens in a straight line. Everyone faces difficult days filled with stress, disappointment or uncertainty. The
Why resilience matters in addiction recovery Read Post »
In addiction recovery, it’s easy to fall into the trap of getting stuck in your head. Overthinking, worrying, trying to
How movement therapy supports addiction recovery and mental well-being Read Post »
Not many people set out intentionally to become dependent on medication. Sometimes it starts as a prescription after surgery, medication
Painkillers, sleeping pills and dependency: When medication becomes a problem Read Post »
Can you remember the last time you truly rested? Not when you collapsed on the couch after a long day.
The benefits of slowing down: Why rest is part of the plan Read Post »
There’s one moment that many people struggling with gambling addiction can resonate with. No, it’s not when their money runs
Getting honest: The first step to overcoming gambling addiction Read Post »
When you arrive at The Bardo, right away, you’ll notice the difference. Background noise fades, the constant notifications, responsibilities and
Nature as therapy: Why it works and how we use it every day at The Bardo Read Post »
We often find that when people think about addiction, substances like alcohol or drugs immediately come to mind. While these
Beyond substances: The impact of behavioural addictions Read Post »
Sometimes confidence fades, or it starts to feel like it disappears altogether. After addiction, burnout, or years of struggling with
Finding your confidence again during your time in rehab Read Post »
When you’re taking drugs, there’s sometimes a point where it stops feeling like a choice. It may have started as
Breaking the cycle of drug dependency and how we help Read Post »
The truth is, not all addictions are super obvious. Some don’t even come with any physical signs, and they are
Internet, gaming and shopping addictions we treat at The Bardo Read Post »
People often talk about recovery in terms of actions, whether it’s stopping the behaviour, changing routines or building healthier habits.
Why self-compassion is a powerful recovery tool Read Post »
Thinking about cutting back or quitting cannabis? It can feel like a positive step, but it may come with some
How to deal with cannabis withdrawals: A journey to recovery Read Post »
It usually starts with a reason. Managing pain. Support for sleep. Anxiety that needs calming. You’re prescribed something to help,
Prescription drug addiction: When painkillers and sleeping pills become a problem Read Post »
Gambling is often seen as just a habit, something people should be able to stop if they really want to.
Gambling and mental health: Why it’s more than just a habit Read Post »
The truth is, mental health rarely unfolds in straight lines. For many individuals, the experience is incredibly layered. Anxiety does
Understanding co-occurring mental health conditions Read Post »
Big changes often start with small steps. There’s a common misconception that recovery happens through a dramatic turning point, but
How small daily habits lead to big breakthroughs in rehab Read Post »
What cocaine withdrawal can feel like… Cocaine withdrawal doesn’t always look dramatic. There’s no shaking hands. No visible collapse. No
How to deal with cocaine withdrawals: The quiet crash nobody talks about Read Post »