For patients
One small change this week
A weekly recovery review to turn understanding into a workable next step.
Use the weekly reviewPrivate specialist care for substance use, behavioural addictions and related conditions. Independent medicolegal opinion for instructing organisations.
Melbourne · The Victoria Clinic, Prahran

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Original addiction and mental health resources for patients, families and GPs. Understand a difficult pattern, prepare a conversation or use a fresh sheet to review how things are going.
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For patients
A weekly recovery review to turn understanding into a workable next step.
Use the weekly reviewFor families & supporters
Guidance for supporting someone while looking after your own wellbeing.
Read the family guideFor General Practice
Brief interventions, compassionate conversations and support while further care is pending or someone is not ready for change.
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Clinical practice and professional work
Dr Hadinata practises at The Victoria Clinic in Prahran and contributes to research, education and clinical supervision. Careful assessment and considered advice support informed decisions about your health and longer-term interests.
A person is more than a diagnosis. These resources use respectful language, take concerns seriously and make room for honest conversations without shame or blame.
A chronic-disease approach to addiction, treatment and support
Formal assessment and independent opinion
Driving, occupational and other formal assessments are a significant part of Dr Hadinata's practice. Each request is considered case by case.
A fee pays for careful expert work, never a favourable or predetermined conclusion.
Read the requirements before enquiringIndependent specialist assessment and reasoned opinion for law firms, insurers and other instructing organisations. Each engagement addresses defined Addiction Medicine questions through careful review of the medical evidence.
Dr Hadinata accepts an instruction only where he has no current or previous treating relationship with the person to be assessed and no other conflict of interest.
Explore the independent expert pathwayResearch and recognition
Dr Eric Hadinata coauthored an Australian case series on potential harms from medicinal cannabis prescribing in people with mental health and addiction risks.
Read the updateChoose the referral, patient or medicolegal pathway so your enquiry reaches the right destination.