I'm concerned about my alcohol or drug use.
Explore patterns, triggers, motivation, safer choices and the changes you may want to make—without shame or pressure.
Individual AOD supportAOD counselling & family support
Support without judgement. Change at your own pace.
A confidential, compassionate space to explore substance-use concerns, strengthen coping strategies and make choices that feel realistic for your life. Support is also available for family members and loved ones.
I'm worried about someone I love.
Find support for worry, boundaries, communication and your own wellbeing while someone close to you is experiencing substance-use difficulties.
Family & loved-one supportFor individuals
Understand patterns and build practical skills.
Substance-use patterns and triggers
Motivation and readiness for change
Harm reduction and safer decision-making
Managing cravings and difficult emotions
Relapse prevention and recovery maintenance
Healthier coping strategies
Shame, guilt and self-compassion
Rebuilding routines, relationships and goals
For families & loved ones
Your wellbeing matters too.
Understanding substance-use difficulties
Managing worry and emotional exhaustion
Setting boundaries
Communication difficulties
Supporting someone while maintaining self-care
Family conflict and stressful situations
Coping strategies
Support networks and resources
How support works
Practical, respectful and responsive.
Counselling may involve understanding patterns and triggers, exploring motivation, practising coping skills, preparing for difficult situations and reviewing what supports ongoing progress. The focus is collaborative and individualised.
Shree brings relevant experience in AOD program facilitation, psychoeducation, individual support and harm-reduction approaches, alongside broader mental health and healthcare experience.
Group counselling: Group counselling and family support sessions may also be arranged based on individual needs, suitability and demand. Please enquire for further information.
Service boundaries
Know where to seek urgent help.
Clarvia is not an emergency service, inpatient detoxification program or medically supervised withdrawal service. Alcohol or drug withdrawal can involve serious medical risks and may require assessment by an appropriate medical professional.
Immediate danger or emergency: Call 000. For crisis support in Australia, call Lifeline on 13 11 14. Do not use email or unattended forms for urgent support.
When you feel ready