A connected pathway
From prevention to reintegration
Evidence • Community • Technology • Mind-Body Wellness • Professional Care
Denpasar Mental Health Centre (DMHC) develops community-based programs focused on the prevention, early identification, intervention, and recovery of substance use and behavioral addictions.
Our approach recognizes addiction as a complex mental health condition influenced by biological, psychological, social, environmental, and spiritual factors.
We aim to connect scientific evidence, community support, digital technology, yoga, meditation, and professional mental health services to help individuals and families build healthier lives.
A connected pathway
Evidence • Community • Technology • Mind-Body Wellness • Professional Care
Community-based education, early identification, practical support, and pathways to appropriate professional care.
Focus 01
Community programs addressing problems related to alcohol, tobacco/nicotine, prescription medications, and other psychoactive substances.
Activities may include:
DMHC also focuses on behavioral addictions and problematic behaviors that do not involve psychoactive substances.
Priority areas include:
Programs emphasize healthy behavioral patterns, self-regulation, digital balance, coping skills, and appropriate professional intervention.
Building a Healthier Relationship With Technology
A preventive program for adolescents, families, schools, universities, and communities addressing problematic internet, gaming, smartphone, and social-media use.
Activities can include:
Participants learn practical strategies for sleep hygiene, time management, emotional regulation, offline activities, and healthier technology use.
Focus 04
Recognize the Risk Before Gambling Takes Control
A community initiative addressing gambling and online gambling through education, early screening, harm prevention, and pathways to professional care.
Programs may include:
Focus 05
Yoga, breathing exercises, relaxation, mindfulness, and meditation can be incorporated as complementary components of addiction recovery programs rather than replacements for established addiction treatment.
Breathing and autonomic regulation exercises.
Accessible physical practices designed to promote relaxation, body awareness, and healthier daily routines.
Developing awareness of thoughts, emotions, craving, and behavioral impulses.
Exploring meaning, values, connectedness, and personal recovery within an inclusive framework that respects each participant’s beliefs.
Addiction affects not only individuals but also families and their wider social environment.
DMHC community activities can help families understand:
Prevention Starts Early
Programs for schools, adolescents, university students, parents, and teachers focusing on prevention before problematic behaviors develop.
Topics can include:
Free Screening • Education • Yoga • Meditation • Recovery Support
Screening is intended for early identification and education and does not establish a psychiatric diagnosis.
Participants can:
Register
Complete Free Mental Health & Addiction Screening
Attend Addiction Psychoeducation
Learn Practical Coping & Craving-Management Strategies
Join Yoga / Meditation
Access Professional Referral When Needed
DMHC Research Hub
DMHC Community Programs can also create opportunities for scientific evaluation through the DMHC Research Hub.
For example:
Community Program
Digital Addiction Prevention for Adolescents
Optional Research Project
Evaluation of changes in problematic internet use, stress, sleep, and well-being following an 8-week intervention.
Participation in research requires a separate research process, informed consent, and appropriate ethical approval. Participation in a community program does not automatically constitute consent to research.
DMHC welcomes collaboration with:
Together, we can strengthen addiction prevention, promote recovery, and build healthier communities.
Choose how to connect