Salvation Army Bridge Program – Ulverstone
TREATS
Substance use disorder
LEVELS OF CARE
Residential · Outpatient · Sober living
Accepts private pay
About Salvation Army Bridge Program – Ulverstone
Salvation Army Bridge Program in Ulverstone is an alcohol and other drug centre on spacious grounds at 15 Adaihi Street, on Tasmania’s north-west coast. The site provides 12 residential beds and three transitional beds, and runs a recovery programme of four to ten weeks alongside counselling and group work.
The Salvation Army operates the centre, and the residential programme combines case management, group and individual work and relapse prevention over four to ten weeks, with facilitated group work, after-care, a family engagement programme and alcohol and other drug counselling available as well. Residential participants pay board of A$230 a week. Self-referrals and health professional referrals are both accepted: a call to (03) 6425 7453 books a one-hour comprehensive assessment, and an online referral form is available on the service’s own site.
Key Facility Details
- Primary focusAlcohol
Facility Type
Setting and Surroundings
A town, coastal setting near Devonport, 1.5 miles from the coast. The nearest town is Ulverstone (population 6,189), 1.3 miles away.
Nearest named features
- Buttons BeachBeach · 1.5 miles
- Braddons LookoutHill · 4.7 miles
- Mount MontgomeryMountain · 4.9 miles
- Lake IsandulaLake · 5.3 miles
- Saint Valentines PeakPeak · 25 miles
- Talbots LagoonLagoon · 29 miles
Getting there
- Devonport Airport (DPO)Regional airport · 14 miles
- Wynyard Airport (BWT)Regional airport · 25 miles
Setting and distances are calculated from this facility’s coordinates against GeoNames (CC BY 4.0), OurAirports and Natural Earth. Distances are straight line, not driving distance.
Salvation Army Bridge Program Alcohol and Drug Services
Salvation Army Bridge Program in Ulverstone offers four levels of care: a residential recovery programme of four to ten weeks, outpatient counselling, after-care and transitional accommodation. Alcohol and polysubstance use are the areas named, with 12 residential beds and three transitional beds at the Adaihi Street site.
Therapies the service lists are case management, group therapy, individual counselling, relapse prevention and family therapy, delivered after a comprehensive intake assessment of about an hour. A family engagement programme and facilitated group work extend beyond those staying on site, and after-care continues once the programme ends. Withdrawal management is not described at Ulverstone. The service states that contact is kept weekly after assessment until an alcohol and other drug specialist is allocated, within 30 days.
Levels of Care
Substances and Addictions Treated
Counseling and Therapy
Specialized Programs
Where Is Salvation Army Bridge Program?
Salvation Army Bridge Program in Ulverstone stands at 15 Adaihi Street, Ulverstone, Tasmania, postcode 7315, on spacious grounds on the north-west coast. The setting is suburban rather than clinical, with accommodation, group rooms and open ground on the one property.
Opening hours are not set out for the Ulverstone centre, since admissions are arranged case by case. Assessments are booked on (03) 6425 7453, and referrals come from the individual or a health professional, with an online form available. Because the programme runs four to ten weeks and a place depends on assessment and availability, confirm your assessment time and what to bring before travelling to Adaihi Street.
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How Much Does Treatment at Salvation Army Bridge Program Cost?
Board at Salvation Army Bridge Program in Ulverstone is A$230 a week for those staying on site, covering lodging through a programme that runs four to ten weeks. Counselling, facilitated group work, after-care and the family engagement programme are not given a separate published price.
Transitional accommodation after the programme is part of the recovery pathway rather than a priced service, and no private rate or insurance arrangement is described for the centre. Across a stay of up to ten weeks the weekly board becomes a real sum, so ask the admissions team what it covers, what personal expenses sit outside it, and what can be arranged where income is limited.
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Salvation Army Bridge Program Reviews
Reviews of Salvation Army Bridge Program in Ulverstone from around the web are limited, and no overall rating is known for the Adaihi Street centre on its own. RehabSeekers hosts reviews for the site, and anyone who has stayed or had counselling here is welcome to share their experience.
Because the same name covers Bridge centres in Hobart, Launceston and Ulverstone, feedback found online is frequently about one of the other sites. A north-west account would carry real weight: how the assessment and the wait went, what the four to ten weeks were like on the Ulverstone grounds, how the groups and case management worked, and what after-care followed.
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