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Does someone you care about have a problem with drugs or alcohol?
Whether you are concerned about your partner, child, sibling, grandchild or friend – give us a call. We can help.
Our Family Therapy provides a more in-depth counselling experience to support family members or friends of people who have problems with drugs or alcohol.
We will tailor our advice and information to suit your needs.
We can provide you with:
- a range of coping skills and strategies
- information about services and recovery options
- a better understanding of dependency and its issues
- information and tools to support your loved one more effectively.
What’s involved?
We provide confidential and non-judgemental counselling for individuals, couples or groups.
Our friendly staff will talk to you about how we can best help out.
DO I NEED A REFERRAL?
You don’t need a GP referral. You can self-refer through our website here. If you have limited access to the internet or would prefer to speak to us to request a referral, please phone the Contact Team on 1300 727 957.
We also accept online provider referrals from other health professionals, services and community and government organisations or they can fax referrals to 07 5546 8223.
HOW DO I KNOW IF THIS PROGRAM IS RIGHT FOR ME?
For further questions about our programs, view our FAQs page here or you can contact us on 1300 727 957. Our friendly staff will talk to you about how we can best help out.
IS THERE A COST?
WHERE ARE WE LOCATED?
Lives Lived Well recognises Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the original inhabitants of the land now known as Australia and their continuing connection to land, air and sea. We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the lands across which we work and live, and pay our respects to elders, past and present.
Lives Lived Well celebrates diversity and is committed to providing inclusive services and workplaces. Everyone has the right to live well, with dignity and respect. We offer support to all people without judgement or discrimination.
