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DRUG AND ALCOHOL RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION
PROGRAM OVERVIEW RESIDENTIAL CARE
Each resident is allocated an individual Case Worker providing regular case management and care coordination. To support integrated treatment, Sunrise Way maintains formal linkages with partner agencies, providing access to medical services, in-house psychologists, a visiting psychiatric registrar and other services addressing residents’ co-occurring needs.
Sunrise Way recognises engagement with broader support networks strengthens social inclusion as residents transition into the community. Residents are supported to access peer-based mutual support, including 12-step fellowships (Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous).
Sunrise Way delivers a holistic, evidence-informed program with daily activities supporting residents’ physical health, social and emotional wellbeing, and building strong, supportive relationships. Structured activities include sport, mindfulness groups and creative and therapeutic groups, contributing to reduced psychological distress and improved quality of life.
Sunrise Way - The Range
(Twelve Weeks)
A structured opportunity for clients to pause, reflect on current AOD use and commence their recovery journey through psychoeducation on addiction.
PROGRAM COMPONENTS:
- Relapse prevention and maintaining abstinence
- Behaviour change and environmental risk factors
- Emotional regulation
- Lived experience (peer) support engagement
- Linkage to professional counselling
- Communication skills development
- Conflict resolution
Sunrise Way - Tiddalac (Six Months)
CLIENT FOCUS:
A comprehensive, structured treatment program for individuals experiencing significant harm from AOD use, addressing co-occurring health and social needs. After spending 4-6 weeks at The Range clients continue their program at Tiddalac
PROGRAM COMPONENTS:
- Self-reflection and acceptance
- Family relationships and parenting skills
- Mutual support engagement (12-step fellowships)
- Financial and legal support linkages
- Cognitive and behavioural change
- Professional counselling
AFTER CARE PROGRAM
The After 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 After Care accommodation. This accommodation provides safe re-entry into the community with housemates who share recovery-oriented goals.

