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Expanded services in Central Queensland launched
Ribbon was cut at the official August 29 opening of our new Rockhampton office during a launch of Lives Lived Well’s expanded alcohol and drug services in Central Queensland.
We’ve arrived in Mackay – new Lives Lived Well service
Lives Lived Well is pleased to announce its arrival in Mackay, providing alcohol and drug support to those in need. Our new services include counselling, group sessions and ICE Help.
Expanded services in Darling Downs
Lives Lived Well is pleased to announce expanded alcohol and drug services to the region of the Darling Downs.
Rising need for ICE help in Charters Towers
Lives Lived Well has been featured in an article written by The Northern Miner, the local newspaper of Charters Towers. Lives Lived Well’s Far North Queensland manager Rachael Ham commented in the article that there is a rising number of young people with issues around early psychosis resulting from the use of methamphetamines, particularly ICE. Currently Lives Lived Well provides face-to-face counselling in Charters Towers every Tuesday at Prospect Community Services.
Local service provides help for growing “ice” problem
Lives Lived Well support service sees an increase in demand for help for people and families impacted by ICE use in the Charters Towers region.
Early results show short stay rehab program works
There’s no quick-fix to overcome alcohol and drug problems, but a new short-term rehabilitation program at Mirikai on the Gold Coast is proving that intensive treatment offered in a supportive environment does help.
New ‘Life Back’ Group Program to start in Brisbane North
People can find a healthier way to cope through a new group counselling program being offered in Brisbane’s north, called Life Back.
New Drug and Alcohol Support Service Opens in Beenleigh
A new drug and alcohol treatment centre in Brisbane South will provide flexible support for people in Beenleigh and Beaudesert that want to overcome substance misuse and to break the cycle of alcohol and drug dependence.
