Salvation Army Recovery Services – Mount Isa

About Salvation Army Recovery Services – Mt Isa

Recovery Services are committed to bringing hope, freedom and wholeness to all people adversely affected by alcohol, other drugs and gambling. Recovery Services philosophy:

• Every person matters and will be treated with dignity and respect
• People have the right to make informed choices, experience personal growth, access greater freedom, and have an opportunity for a transformed outlook in life
• Freedom from all addictive substances and behaviours is the key to the ongoing development of a positive life
• A holistic approach to recovery involves healthy partnerships and relationships
• The recovery journey is personal and each person must travel at their own pace
• The role of Recovery Services is to support the person’s own journey toward transformation

Programs

Mount Isa Recovery Services operates as a 25-bed residential rehabilitation facility for men and women over the age of 18 seeking recovery from problematic use of alcohol and other drugs. The centre caters for singles, couples, and their children when necessary. The core program content is based around contemporary frameworks and aligns with and supports our National AOD Model of Care. It contains elements of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) as well as other evidence-based material, focusing on best practice of care by working within a harm reduction framework with the purpose of preventing and reducing AOD-related harm. It is designed, as per our model, to support people finding community, meaning and independence.

The program includes;

• Thorough assessment of individual needs
• Client-centred service delivery
• Holistic treatment program
• Trained caseworker providing support
• Educational groups focusing on underlying problems of addiction and addictive behaviours
• Centre recreational activities and fitness training
• Guidance fostering spiritual growth
• Collaborative alliances with outside agencies
• Access to training & further education
• Extended care support following program completion & assistance with reintegration back into community

Intake, assessment and referral

Open referrals, anyone can make an appointment. Initial assessment will be conducted in person, phone or app.