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About Hills and Ranges Private Retreat
At Hills & Ranges Private, they believe “recovery doesn't necessitate hospital beds and white lab coats.” They believe in providing a premium treatment service in 5-star surrounds, with the success of their clients being their success. Ongoing support extends beyond a client’s stay at HARP, and is a key component of their program offering.
HARP’s 5i curriculum consists of highly up-to-date educational information and science in the field of addiction and mental health. Specifically developed by their team of counsellors and clinicians, the 5i Recovery Process draws upon the globally recognised principles of the best abstinence-based programs and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), combining them into a systematic five-module educational process that HARP can effectively apply to anyone’s life—no matter the severity of their addiction.
Surrounded by the tranquil, lush nature of Mt. Dandenong, HARP Retreat welcomes just 9 clients at a time with a 2:1 staff-to-client ratio. They offer trauma-informed care and personalized treatment for CEOs, actors, athletes, and celebrities of all types. Hills and Ranges Private tailors their treatment plans to each client, using counselling, psychological care, and their patented 5i® Recovery Treatment Program. Many staff are in recovery themselves, creating an environment devoid of judgment and treatment that stems from empathy and real-world experience. They provide a structured environment that includes daily routines, chores, and responsibilities. Hills and Ranges Private believe that structure and accountability are essential for building self-discipline and healthy habits, which are critical for long-term recovery.
HARP has in-house doctors, nurses, psychologists, psychotherapists, counsellors and facilitators, who work with clients one-on-one and in small groups. They also have personal trainers, dietary therapists, health and wellness coaches, an art therapist, music therapist, and mindfulness, meditation and yoga instructors. In their aftercare program, accessible through their HARP app, clients check-in daily with a counselor and attend weekly group and 1:1 counselling sessions. Clients schedule calls, meetings, self care routines to form a robust exit plan. They also write out their short-term, medium-term, and long-term goals. Hills and Ranges Private’s personal trainer and dietician provide exercise and nutrition planning. As needed, HARP can integrate family or couples counseling.
Hills and Range Private’s secure facility offers an ideal recovery environment for professionals and other clientele seeking high-end, discreet addiction treatment with flexibility to tend to work needs. Their Mt. Dandenong retreat is just 45 minutes from Melbourne CBD and has private ensuite rooms. Their all-inclusive amenities include fine dining, meditation and mindfulness, personal training in a private gym, a day spa, equine therapy, and a jacuzzi spa. They also offer a plunge spa, movie theatre, and access to the surrounding waterfalls and hiking trails of the Dandenong Rainforest. Each aspect of treatment, from transport to aftercare, is carefully tailored to maintain anonymity during and after treatment.
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Luxury rehab centers offer a unique blend of luxurious amenities and high-quality treatment. From private suites to gourmet dining, personal trainers to spa treatments, these facilities provide a high level of comfort and discretion.
Hills and Ranges Private Retreat uses their 5i curriculum to treat addiction and mental health. It draws on abstinence-based treatment, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), and trauma-informed care. HARP Retreat uses this unique blend to address and heal the cause and symptoms of addiction.
Clients can enjoy private rooms at HARP Retreat. Their location in the heights of Mt. Dandenong provides privacy and a serene environment for restoration, with access to nearby waterfalls and walking trails. Private chefs cater to clients’ nutritional needs while HARP’s on-site spa offers more opportunities to relax. HARP also offers art and music therapy, and a private gym with on-site personal trainers.
The cost listed here (Call for rates), is an estimate of program cost. Center price can vary based on program and length of stay. Contact the center for more information. Recovery.com strives for price transparency so you can make an informed decision.
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Donna Sullivan
Registered Nurse
RN, BA, Certificate of Addictive Behaviours
Philip
Head Psychologist
Dr. Yangyang Liu
Doctor
MD
Dr. Maxwell
Doctor
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