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conner792New Contributor
Hi,
I am wondering if anyone has some advice on which ones would be one of the better ones. The cost of these in Australia is very high and i would like to know if the Thailand rehabs are similar for a lot cheaper price? Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks
In response to: Live in Private Mental Health and Addiction Rehab Treatment Centres
tymeModerator
Hey there @conner792 ,
Thanks for connecting with the community here at SANE.
I can hear you are looking for advice about Addiction Rehab Treatment Centres in Australia vs other places. I definitely agree that it can be so costly. This is certainly an important conversation.
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In response to: Live in Private Mental Health and Addiction Rehab Treatment Centres
ClockFaceSenior Contributor
@conner792
It would really depend on where you live. I was in Adelaide Clinic and that was pretty good, but its the only Private Mental Health and Addiction Centre in South Australia so its not much of a recommendation. It, along with the external program has worked
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