Alcohol Detox
& Rehabilitation
Hospital-based dual diagnosis program with withdrawal management and treatment, with 24/7 nursing, medical engagement and a structured rehabilitation program that continues beyond the inpatient residential program.
Accreditation, standards & professional affiliations
Why Malvern for Alcohol Detox
Safer detox.
One clinical team.
One path forward.
Alcohol withdrawal can be medically serious. At Malvern, detox happens inside a private hospital with 24/7 nursing, medical oversight and mental health support — then continues directly into rehabilitation.
28-Day Inpatient Residential Alcohol Program
One stay.
Three stages.
The exact timing depends on your clinical needs, but the program moves from stabilisation into active rehabilitation and planning for life after discharge.
Detox & stabilisation
Medically supervised alcohol withdrawal, nursing support and clinical monitoring until you are ready to participate.
Intensive rehabilitation
Individual and group therapy, psychoeducation, recovery skills, restorative activities and recovery-community practice.
Discharge & continuing care
A practical recovery program, ongoing meetings and support, family education and community services where needed.
What Treatment Includes
More than detox.
The rehabilitation phase focuses on the psychological and pathophysiological causes of addiction — and the skills needed to stay well after leaving hospital.
Clinical assessment
Face-to-face review of physical, psychological, medical, mental, relational and financial aspects of your life.
Withdrawal care
Medical and nursing support through detox, with clinical assessment and pharmacological management of signs and symptoms.
Therapy
Individual, group and recovery-focused therapies in a structured and focused program.
Dual diagnosis
Addiction and mental health treated together, with assessment, management, consultant support, and psychological treatment.
Relapse prevention
Developing new coping skills to manage the underlying triggers of this disease.
Aftercare
A plan for continued abstinence-focused recovery after discharge.
Clinical Team
Meet the team supporting recovery.
Medical, psychiatric and psychological support — together in one hospital-based care pathway.

Dr Benj Tarsh
General Practitioner + Psychotherapist specialising in sexual health

Dr Andrew Mau
General Practitioner + Psychotherapist specialising in Internal Family Systems

Dr Raymond Chan
Consultant Addiction Specialist

Dr Carmen Yeung
Consultant Psychiatrist

Dr Eli Kotler
Consultant Psychiatrist

Dr Tom English
Consultant Psychiatrist
Inside Malvern
A hospital that feels human.
Private and shared rooms, therapy spaces and a welcoming environment for a focused residential stay.
An intense and structured program with strong boundaries, psychoeducation, and support to develop a strong recovery plan.
Group therapy & connection
Private conversations start here
Life at Malvern
Recovery has a daily rhythm.
Structured treatment is balanced with ordinary routines, movement, meals and connection.
Move & reset
Walks, yoga, gym and recreation.
Connect
Shared spaces and respectful conversation.
Healthy, Regular Meals
Communal healthy meals and developing structured routines.
A typical day
The structure is simple: care, therapy, recovery practice and rest.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about admission, medical detox, privacy, family support and what happens during abstinence at Malvern Private Hospital.
Admission, costs & practical arrangements
Does Malvern Private work with private health insurance for alcohol rehab?
Do I need a doctor’s referral to be admitted?
Can Malvern Private provide reports for legal or court purposes?
How do I protect my job and finances while I attend rehab?
Medical detox & the 28-day program
What is alcohol addiction?
What clinical staff are on-site at Malvern Private Hospital?
How does the medical model support people with Alcohol Use Disorder?
How does the alcohol addiction rehab program work?
What happens after alcohol detox?
Privacy, family & emotional concerns
How can I help a family member who refuses rehab?
How confidential is my alcohol treatment?
I feel ashamed. Will people judge me if I go to alcohol rehab?
How do I tell my GP or clinician about my alcohol use without being judged?
Will people look at me differently if they know I have an addiction?
Confidential Admission Enquiry
Ready to talk?
Start with a private conversation and our admissions team can help guide the next step.