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DRUG AND ALCOHOL RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION
PROGRAM OVERVIEW RESIDENTIAL CARE
Each resident is allocated an individual Case Worker with whom they meet regularly. To enhance outcomes for our residents, we link with other agencies providing access to medical services, psychologists, visiting psychiatric registrar and other services required to support resident’s recovery when deemed necessary.
We recognise that engagement with other support networks can assist residents as they consider transition back into the community. We support individuals who wish to engage with 12-step fellowships (Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous).
We take a holistic approach to recovery, so a typical day at Sunrise Way includes activities that invest in your physical health, social and emotional wellbeing and building strong and supportive relationships. It specialised activities such as sports, mindfulness groups, creative or therapeutic groups.
Sunrise Way - The Range
(Twelve Weeks)
FOCUS FOR EACH CLIENT:
An opportunity to hit 'pause' and reset on your current life choices. Offer information around addiction and commence the recovery journey.
KEY TOPICS:
- Staying Clean and Sober a Day at a Time
- Changing Habits and Environments
- Managing Emotions
- Engaging with Peer to Peer Supports
- Connecting With Professional Counsellors
- Communication Skills and Styles
- Conflict Resolution
Sunrise Way - Tiddalac (Six Months)
FOCUS FOR EACH CLIENT:
This is an entire program offered to individuals that have found themselves with little or no control over their addiction and daily lives have become unmanageable
KEY TOPICS:
- Reflection and acceptance of past actions
- Relationships and Parenting Skills
- Involvement in a 12 Step Group
- Financial and Legal Matters
- Attitude and Behaviour Adjustment
CONTINUING CARE PROGRAM
The Continuing Care program provides ongoing counselling, case management and support upon the completion of the residential program. With a focus on ensuring graduates exit the program into our transition housing, engaged in some type of purposeful activity (work, training / education or volunteering) and an ongoing healthy lifestyle.
Healthy relationships are an important aspect of a healthy and balanced lifestyle. We encourage residents to develop strong support networks which may include 12-step fellowships (Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous), church groups, sporting teams, book clubs and other social networks.
Upon completion of the residential program, graduates can apply for entry into Continuing Care accommodation. This accommodation provides safe re-entry into the community with housemates who share recovery-oriented goals.
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