VicRoads Behaviour Change Program
VicRoads requires anyone who’s committed a drink, drug or combined drink and drug driving offence to complete the Behaviour Change Program.
To enrol in a Behaviour Change Program, you will need to have received a Relicensing letter from VicRoads. This letter will clearly state which Behaviour Change Program is required to be completed.
To successfully complete the Behaviour Change Program and receive the Certificate of Completion, you will need to:
Once you have met the participation requirement, you will get a Certificate of Completion which you can present to VicRoads.
Contact us on 03 9533 7888, fill in the contact form, or click to book below.
Payment via credit or debit card will be required upfront to reserve your place.
Our goal is to support you to minimise the risk of re-offending once you get your license back.
At Arrow Health, we offer the following Behaviour Change Programs:
More detailed information about who each program is for and what each program involves is included below.
Programs are delivered in English. If you are from a Non-English Speaking Background and need some support to complete the Behaviour Change Program, please get in touch with VicRoads directly. It is a requirement of the program that you attend alone – family, friends and carers are not permitted in any of the programs.
Drink Driver Program:
Drug Driver Program:
Intensive Drink and Drug Driver Program:
Pre-Interlock Removal Program:
The Behaviour Change Program is a program that has been developed to help you understand and explore the reasons behind their drink and or drug-driving offence. The program provides and opportunity to look at the consequences of your offence on yourself and others and get clear on the benefits of not re-offending.
As part of the Behaviour Change Program, you will create an action plan that will support you to not drink/drug drive again. And, if you do have concerns about your drug or alcohol use, you will be encouraged and supported to seek and access help.
Who is it for?
This applies to you if:
What does it involve?
When are the next program dates?
Who is it for?
This applies to you if:
What does it involve?
When are the next program dates?
Who is it for?
This applies to you if:
What does it involve?
Four sessions: 3 x 3.5 hour sessions including break/s AND 1 x one on one counselling session with the facilitator prior to the third group session.
The maximum number of participants in a group is 8.
When are the next program dates?
If you’ve committed a drink-driving offence and you’re a participant in the Intensive Drink and Drug Driver Program, you will also need to complete the 2-hour Pre-Interlock Removal Program before you can have your alcohol interlock removed.
Who is it for?
This applies to you if:
This program must be completed towards the end of your required alcohol interlock period of use and prior to applying to have your alcohol interlock licence condition removed.
What does it involve?
For more information about VicRoads Drink and Drug Driver Behaviour Change Programs and an overview of what you need to do to get your driver license back following a driving ban for a drink/drug driving offence, go to the VicRoads website.
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