Take back control
We provide treatment for a variety of mental health conditions.
Burnout
Anxiety
Depression
Bipolar Disorder
Psychosis
Trauma
Addictions
Emotional Disorders
Medication Review
Youth Mental Health
Perinatal Disorders
Veterans
Welcome to gordon private hospital
Gordon Private Hospital is a 57-bed teaching hospital affiliated with UNSW.
Patients and their families turn to us because they know they need something more comprehensive and would like an expert team that is ready to provide guidance to overcome their issues.
Our approaches embody commitment towards our patients and our care plans are practical and evidence-based designed to enable recovery and relapse-prevention.
We offer a safe and welcoming environment with stylish and comfortable accommodation, leisure and outdoor areas. Patients have a choice of single rooms all with an ensuite and a single king-size bed. Many rooms have district views over the tree canopy of Ku-ring-gai.
Fresh delicious meals are prepared daily and we are located within easy walking distance to transport, shops and cosmopolitan cafes.
Young Adult Unit
Gordon Private Hospital’s Young Adult Unit provides highly specialised treatment for those aged 16 – 24 years of age.
Mental health problems often first appear in adolescence or early adulthood with 75% occurring before the age of 24.
Recent research indicates that early intervention and treatment dramatically impact the course of mental illness and that many young adults can go on to live normal and productive lives with appropriate treatment. Early intervention can help young adults get better more quickly and prevent problems from becoming worse.
Our objective is to identify and treat emerging mental health problems as early as possible through youth-friendly evidence-based interventions to reduce the severity and impact of the condition.
Inpatient Programs
For a long time, you may have been struggling with mental health problems - depression, anxiety addiction, trauma or burnout – as well as finding the right help.
Do you want to maintain change and are you really serious about working on your condition and underlying issues?
Gordon Private Hospital in Sydney provides individualised, flexible and recovery-focused inpatient and outpatient programs incorporating both psychological and pharmacological treatments.
To help patients address their psychological and emotional issues, we draw on a range of treatments – all designed to facilitate recovery.
Day Programs
Addictions
This day program is beneficial for people who are seeking assistance to break the cycle of addictive behaviours and substance use disorders and take the appropriate steps towards their goal of recovery and living an enjoyable and healthy lifestyle through a structured application of evidence-based therapies. Our program delivers intensive cognitive behaviour therapy and other evidence-based treatments within a small group format to help participants recover from their addictive behaviours and stay well. The group places an emphasis on education, skills development and relapse prevention.
Mood Disorders
This program is beneficial for people who seek greater control over their depression, bipolar disorder or anxiety through a structured application of evidence-based therapies. Our day program delivers intensive cognitive behaviour therapy and other evidence-based treatments within a small group format to help participants recover from their mood disorder and stay well. The group places an emphasis on education, skills development and relapse prevention. The Mood Disorders Day Program helps patients better understand their anxiety or mood disorder, increase awareness of triggers and learn to keep well.
DBT
Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) is skills-based treatment that can help people manage their emotions more effectively, improve their interpersonal relationships, increase their ability to tolerate distress and be more mindful of their thoughts, feelings and behaviour. The goal of the DBT Skills Day Program is to help people to stop using self-damaging behaviours as a means of regulating their emotions and to build more adaptive coping strategies. DBT was originally designed to treat Borderline Personality Disorder but there is now evidence to support its effectiveness in treating a wide range of mental health issues including depression, anxiety, PTSD and addictive behaviours.