Health & wellbeing
Vital-sign checks, health discussions and appropriate referrals for investigations such as blood tests when clinically indicated.
DAY REHABILITATION & RECOVERY SUPPORT · CROWS NEST NSW
A supportive, structured day program for people working toward recovery from addiction and navigating mental health challenges, trauma and the effects of domestic and family violence.
📍 1 Alexander Lane, Crows Nest NSW
Recovery isn't always straightforward. Our aim is to provide a safe, supportive and structured environment where people can take things one day at a time.
OUR APPROACH
LivesWorthLiven aims to provide a welcoming environment where people can connect with appropriate professional support, build practical recovery skills and work toward meaningful change.
We believe people deserve dignity, compassion and encouragement — including on the difficult days.
THE DAY PROGRAM
Vital-sign checks, health discussions and appropriate referrals for investigations such as blood tests when clinically indicated.
Drug and alcohol testing may form part of the program where appropriate and in accordance with consent, clinical governance and applicable requirements.
Individual support with psychologist Cass Worpelli, subject to clinical suitability and availability.
Medical support from Dr Beecham, with reviews and referrals managed according to clinical need and professional scope.
A relaxed opportunity to eat together, build connection and practise healthy social routines.
Participants share one thing they felt good about during the week and identify achievable positive steps when needed.
THE “ONE GOOD THING” MEETING
“What is one thing you felt good about this week?”
It could be getting through a difficult day, attending an appointment, making a healthy choice, helping someone, getting outside, asking for help or simply showing up.
If someone can't think of anything, that's okay. The group can help identify one small positive action or act of kindness to try before the next session.
OUR FOCUS
Understanding patterns, triggers, cravings and relapse risks.
Recognising challenges and connecting people with appropriate professional support.
Trauma-informed support that recognises how difficult experiences can affect recovery.
Supporting people affected by violence and connecting them with appropriate services.
Building boundaries, communication and healthier connections.
Developing practical routines and achievable goals for long-term recovery.
OUR TEAM
Medical support within the LivesWorthLiven program.
Psychologist providing appropriate psychological support to participants.
Professional registration, qualifications, scope of practice and service arrangements should be confirmed and displayed here before publication.
OUR VISION
Our long-term vision is to develop a comprehensive rehabilitation service bringing together appropriate medical care, psychological support, recovery programs, practical assistance and genuine human connection.
REFERRALS & ENQUIRIES
Enquiries can be made for yourself, a family member or someone you support. The team can discuss whether the program may be appropriate.
CONTACT
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