Private residential retreats on the Sunshine Coast and structured outpatient care across Australia and New Zealand — for adults living with PTSD, complex trauma, depression, anxiety and nervous system dysregulation.
They're tired. They've been given labels without lasting answers. They're wondering if anything will actually help.
You might recognise yourself in some of these
Goodsky is a private, one-on-one residential retreat on the Sunshine Coast. We work with what's happening underneath the symptoms — the nervous system, the body, the patterns that haven't responded to standard care. Care is designed for one person at a time, paced to what your system can hold.
Goodsky works with adults and teenagers experiencing complex, persistent, or treatment-resistant mental health conditions — particularly where the body and nervous system are involved.
For people living with the ongoing effects of single-incident or developmental trauma, including childhood adversity.
Including treatment-resistant depression, post-burnout depression, and depression that hasn't responded to medication or therapy alone.
Generalised anxiety, panic, health anxiety, and the chronic activation that often sits underneath sleep and digestion issues.
The "tired but wired" pattern. Burnout. Freeze states. People whose physiology is stuck in survival mode.
Adolescents experiencing anxiety, low mood, school refusal, social withdrawal, or distress that family and school supports haven't been able to settle.
Structured continuation of care after a psychiatric hospital admission or another residential program.
Goodsky does not provide treatment for active substance dependency. Read about the root causes we work with.
Goodsky is a private one-on-one residential program on the Sunshine Coast for adults living with PTSD, complex trauma, depression, anxiety and nervous system dysregulation. No group sessions. No shared schedules. Care designed entirely around you.
A decade refining a personalised, trauma-informed model of residential care for adults across Australia and internationally.
Every guest works privately with their own multidisciplinary team. No group programs. No shared therapy time.
Psychotherapy, somatic therapies, medical care, nutrition and lifestyle support, integrated into a single program.
Treatment modalities include
No two programs look exactly the same. Care is shaped around your history, what you've already tried, and what your nervous system can hold — week by week.
Before
Care begins with an unhurried phone consultation with a senior member of the team. We listen to what's been happening, review your history, and talk honestly about whether Goodsky is the right fit. If it isn't, we help point you toward something that is.
During
You stay in private accommodation on the Sunshine Coast and work one-on-one with a multidisciplinary team. Each day is shaped around what's needed, drawing from psychotherapy, somatic and body-based therapies, medical assessment, nutrition, and movement.
After
Going home is part of the program, not the end of it. Many guests continue with structured outpatient support remotely, so what's been built during the retreat has room to settle into daily life. Available across Australia and New Zealand.
The order and focus changes depending on the person, their history, and whether care is delivered in-person or as an outpatient program.
Every program is one-on-one and built around the individual. Choose the format that fits your situation, or talk to us if you're not sure which is right.
Private, one-to-one care for people living with the ongoing effects of trauma. A calm, contained environment where safety comes first.
Learn morePersonalised support for adults experiencing anxiety, depression or emotional exhaustion. Space to rest, recalibrate, and begin recovery.
Learn moreIndividualised support for teenagers in a safe, respectful environment. Care that feels age-appropriate, non-clinical, and reassuring.
Learn moreStructured mental health support that fits into everyday life. Consistent, personalised care without stepping away from home or work.
Learn moreGoodsky was founded by Greg Doney over a decade ago. The team includes psychotherapists, medical practitioners, naturopaths, exercise physiologists, and somatic practitioners — each working in their own area of practice, and all working together on one care plan at a time.
Every practitioner is independently registered in their discipline. We choose people for their depth of experience with trauma, not just their credentials.
Progress is tracked over the course of every program using validated tools including DASS-21 and PCL-5. See measured outcomes.
A few of the most frequent questions. For more, visit the full FAQ.
No. Goodsky is fully one-on-one. Every guest stays in private accommodation and works individually with their team. There are no group therapy sessions, no shared meals with other guests, and no shared schedules. Care is designed entirely around one person at a time.
Yes. Goodsky offers a structured outpatient program available securely via telehealth across Australia and New Zealand, or in-person on the Sunshine Coast. It is suitable for people with the stability to manage their own recovery at home but who need more support than standard weekly therapy. Learn more about outpatient care.
Residential retreats typically run for two to four weeks, with structured pre-retreat preparation and post-retreat outpatient support built into every program. The exact length is shaped by what's needed for each person, and is discussed during the initial confidential consultation.
Yes. Goodsky supports guests from across Australia, New Zealand, and internationally. For people travelling from outside Australia, the team can help coordinate logistics and provide ongoing remote outpatient support after the residential program ends.
Have a question not answered here? Ask the intake team directly.
Send us a message and a senior member of the team will get back to you for a confidential, no-obligation conversation. If Goodsky isn't the right fit, we'll still do our best to help you find appropriate support.
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Read our common questions or browse the Knowledge Hub.