New Town, TAS
The Bridge Centre Hobart
The Bridge Centre Hobart is The Salvation Army's residential alcohol and other drug service at New Town, set on six acres with a community garden, arts centre, gymnasium and commercial kitchen.
TREATMENT SERVICE
Velocity Transformations
THE SERVICE
About Velocity Transformations
Velocity Transformations is a long-term residential alcohol and other drug service in Moonah, Hobart, operated by the registered charity Pathways Tasmania Limited as part of the national Transformations network. It runs a therapeutic community program of at least twelve months across four stages, with twelve beds for men and eight for women in separate residences. Entry requires seven days abstinence. Case management, individual counselling, group therapy, recovery education and work therapy are provided.
Services offered
Published as not offered here: detox / withdrawal management.
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Where it is
- Address
- 112 Risdon Road, Moonah, TAS, 7009
- Map
- Pinned to the published street address.
CARE & DAILY LIFE
What this service has published.
Conditions treatedComplex trauma, Mental health, Substance dependence
TherapiesFitness and exercise (gym, stretch classes, nature walks), work therapy and life skills training, curriculum-based recovery education, faith-supported community activities.
Funding acceptedClient contribution from centrelink, State funded
Aftercare formatNot published by this provider
Aboriginal-specific serviceNot published by this provider
Day-to-day arrangements
AccommodationNot published by this provider
On-site activitiesGroup therapy, Individual therapy, Psychoeducational curriculum, Work therapy, Recreation activities, Case management, Leadership development, Education and support
PetsNot published by this provider
SmokingNot published by this provider
VapingNot published by this provider
Nicotine replacementNot published by this provider
Phone accessNot published by this provider
Internet accessNot published by this provider
Device accessNot published by this provider
TransportNot published by this provider
Length of stay
Velocity Transformations — primary programMinimum 12 months, four stages each averaging 12 weeks, with a four-week assessment phase at entry
Program structure
DurationMinimum 12 months, four stages each averaging 12 weeks, with a four-week assessment phase at entry
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COST
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Funding this service accepts
Client contribution from centrelink, State funded
Questions worth asking
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- What is included, and what is billed separately?
- Is detox, medication or a specialist appointment extra?
- What are the payment terms, and the cancellation or early-discharge policy?
AFTER THE STAY
Support for the return home.
Details of ongoing support are not published here. Ask the service what support is available when your treatment ends.
Questions worth asking
- Who will be my contact when treatment ends?
- Which sessions are individual, group or online?
- How long does the included support run?
- What happens when it ends, and what do further sessions cost?
PROFESSIONAL ENDORSEMENTS
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