- Sydney University Gambling Treatment Clinical
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- Gambling Treatment Clinic - University Of Sydney Parramatta Nsw
- Sydney University Gambling Treatment Clinics
Anglicare - Darlinghurst
David: 02 9798 1400
- Educational/vocational or life skills course
- Financial or other counselling
Gambling not an addiction say University of Sydney researchers 14 May 2012 (L-R) Dr Alex Blaszczynski and Dr Fadi Anjoul from the Gambling Treatment Clinic. The Gambling Treatment and Research Clinic offers free, confidential services for individuals and families impacted by gambling with no referral needed, funded by the NSW Office of Responsible Gambling. Clients are currently being seen remotely using telephone and video conferencing.
Cana Communities
WDO contact: 0476 010 718
- Drug or alcohol treatment
- Educational/vocational or life skills course
- Financial or other counselling
- Medical or mental health treatment
- Mentoring program (persons under 25 years)
- Voluntary unpaid work
Dr Michaela Davies
Dr Michaela Davies: 02 9332 2531
- Medical or mental health treatment
Holdsworth House Medical Practice
Dr Barbara Rysenbry: 02 0331 7228
Sydney University Gambling Treatment Clinical
- Medical or mental health treatment
St Johns Anglican Church
Administrator: 02 9360 6844
- Drug or alcohol treatment
- Educational/vocational or life skills course
- Financial or other counselling
- Voluntary unpaid work
St Vincents Hospital - Drug & Alcohol Service
WDO contact: 02 8382 1030
- Drug or alcohol treatment
- Financial or other counselling
University of Sydney, Gambling Treatment Clinic
WDO contact: 02 9351 6364
- Financial or other counselling
Special requirements:
- Problem gambling clients only
Inpatient programs
The Sydney Clinic specialises in mood and anxiety disorders, psychotic disorders, personality disorders, drug and alcohol detoxification, gambling, as well as post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Our inpatient programs provide a range of psychological therapeutic groups and activities.
The program is run by a multidisciplinary team that includes Psychiatrists, Psychologists, Nursing staff and a Psychiatric registrar.
Some patients may require inpatient treatment (staying overnight for a period of time in the clinic).
Patients who experience acute symptoms may require urgent intervention and often inpatient care, however once the acute symptoms have resolved and the patient has stabilised they can attend as an outpatient.
Program details are recorded on the noticeboards of each floor.
Admissions to inpatient programs at The Sydney Clinic
- If you would like to arrange an admission to The Sydney Clinic, please contact our friendly receptionist on 02 9389 8888 Monday – Friday between 9am and 4pm.
- You will need to have organised a referral from your GP or treating Psychiatrist. This referral can be faxed to us on 02 9389 5699 or emailed to tscreception@healthscope.com.au
- When you call The Sydney Clinic, you will speak to our Patient Registration Officer who will take your details and complete a health fund eligibility check before passing your details on to our Admissions Officer.
- Our Admissions Officer will contact you on the telephone number you have provided to us to conduct a phone assessment with you.
- Once this is done, our Admissions Officer is able to then organise your admission to The Sydney Clinic.
The AOD unit is situated on Level 2.
The primary focus of this unit is specialist addiction treatment dealing with substance addictions.
Main conditions that are treated in terms of Substance dependence disorders are drug and alcohol, alcohol intervention, benzodiazepine withdrawal, cannabis use, methamphetamine (including ICE), cocaine, heroine, opioid substitution treatment and any addiction combination thereof, including over the counter medications and prescription medications or drugs.
The Drug and Alcohol Unit aims to provide optimum in health care whilst guiding you through your withdrawal period.
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Our goal is to provide a respectful, compassionate and structured environment during the recovery process.
All of this is done while affording each patient with the individual respect and dignity deserved.
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Prohibited
Gambling Treatment Clinic - University Of Sydney Parramatta Nsw
Please bear in mind that the use of alcohol or drugs, including medication that has been prescribed but has not been dispensed by nursing staff, is strictly prohibited while you are an inpatient at The Sydney Clinic.
The use of any illegal drugs whilst in hospital are reportable to the police.
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The Mood Disorder Unit is situated on Level 1. The primary focus of this unit is the evaluation and treatment of Mood disorders.Main conditions that are treated are Depression, Biplar Disorder, Anxiety, Social Anxiety, Phobia's, Obsessive and Compulsive Disorders, PTSD, Schizophrenia and Schizoaffective Disorders.The Mood Disorder Unit also offers Electro Convulsive Therapy (ECT) as a treatment option. Please do not hesitate to contact The Sydney Clinic on 02 9389 8888 if you would like to know more about ECT.
