Calvary St Luke's Hospital
Mental health services in Launceston
Welcome to the Calvary Clinic
The Calvary Clinic is a private mental health facility designed to provide compassionate, personalised care in a supportive environment.
Located at the St Luke's Hospital campus in Launceston, our intimate 12-bed unit offers specialised inpatient services for individuals seeking mental health treatment.
Our clinic operates as an open unit, meaning patients can leave the unit for walks or visits when their treatment team agrees it's helpful for their recovery. The Calvary Clinic is designed for people who are ready to engage voluntarily in their healing process, and are ready to take part in creating their own treatment plan with our team.
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What type of treatment is provided?
The Calvary Clinic in Launceston specialises in evidence-based treatment for anxiety and depression. We also provide comprehensive care for co-occurring mental health conditions, including:
- Bipolar disorder treatment
- Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) therapy
- Schizophrenia support and management
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) counselling
- Alcohol and substance use disorder treatment
- Acute grief counselling and relationship therapy
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
Our mental health treatment is centered on cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), delivered by experienced clinical psychologists.
Group-based CBT sessions form the foundation of our therapeutic approach, providing patients with proven strategies for managing anxiety, depression, and related mental health conditions.
Comprehensive mental health support
Beyond traditional therapy, our Launceston mental health services include:
Personalised treatment modules tailored to each patient's specific mental health conditions and recovery goals.
Holistic wellness programs featuring weekly yoga sessions, relaxation techniques, and mind-body connection strategies to support overall mental wellbeing. Art therapy is also available twice a week.
Physical activity therapy including regular morning walks with our pastoral care team, recognising the important connection between physical and mental health.
Free pool access
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What to expect
An admission to the Calvary Clinic is usually between 1-3 weeks duration. Admission to Calvary Clinic generally follows a framework of three stages of recovery.
Referrals
All admissions to the Calvary Clinic require a referral from either a GP or medical specialist, and patients will need to have one of the following funding options:
Private health insurance
Be funded by an insurer (such as WorkCover)
Department of Veteran Affairs