
Wyla Residential
Wyla is a Lives Lived Well alcohol and other drug service on the Bloomfield Campus just outside Orange in central NSW, combining a voluntary medical withdrawal unit with a residential rehabilitation unit of 20 beds.
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PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL CARE
Part of HARP Private Rehab (Hills and Ranges Private)
THE SERVICE
Byron Bay retreat operated by HARP Private Rehab, described by the provider as luxury accommodation with views of the forest and Byron hinterland. Street address not published.
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CARE & DAILY LIFE
Nothing about treatment has been published for this service yet.
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COST
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AFTER THE STAY
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PROFESSIONAL ENDORSEMENTS
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