The holiday season can be joyful, but for many it also brings stress, loneliness, or emotional challenges. At Robina Private Hospital on the Gold Coast, we’re here to provide compassionate mental health support during Christmas and New Year. Our inpatient programs are designed to help you cope with holiday pressures and build resilience, so you can navigate the season with confidence.
Our two-week inpatient program is tailored for anyone needing additional skills and support during the festive season. This referral-only program focuses on:
Dates: Monday 8th December – Thursday 18th December
Our inpatient Mood and Anxiety program will run with a Christmas-specific timetable starting Monday 16th December. This structured program continues for three weeks across Christmas and New Year, supporting individuals with mood and anxiety disorders during this often difficult time.
As the holiday season approaches, many carers face a familiar challenge: how to take a well-earned break while ensuring their loved one receives the care they need. At Robina Private Hospital, we understand the importance of rest — not just for those in recovery, but also for the carers who support them year-round.
That’s why we’re open this Christmas, offering short-term respite care in a safe, supportive environment. Whether you’re planning a holiday, need time to recharge, or simply want peace of mind, our team is here to help.
Why Choose Robina for Respite Care?
Our respite care program provides:
It’s not too early to start planning ahead — spaces are limited over the holiday period, and early booking ensures peace of mind for both carers and their loved ones.
The holiday season can amplify stressors—family dynamics, financial pressures, loneliness, or grief. Our programs are designed to help individuals build resilience, strengthen coping strategies, and feel supported during this period. By focusing on practical skills like self-compassion, boundaries, and communication, participants can navigate Christmas with greater confidence and wellbeing.