HELP IS AVAILABLE
Families in crisis due to addiction feel lost. Our clients are adrift, angry, confused, and frightened. Our experience tells us that they don’t know where to turn or how to navigate the vast array of options available.
We put into motion the right resources to address the crisis and put the family and the client on a solid course of recovery.
While our techniques are gentle, respectful, and non-confrontational, we recognize that there are many pathways to recovery for every individual including faith-based. No one has to hit their absolute rock bottom before accepting help.
Our organization is staffed with recovery coaches, and peer support specialist professionals.
Community Liaison
This program is comprised of a community liaison and a peer support specialist that help individuals who are currently, or formerly, incarcerated, to devise a post incarceration home plan. They also advocate for their clients with judges, attorneys, parole and probation officers, and law enforcement. And they also provide their clients with such resources as basic need, housing, and options for treatment. The goal is to provide a warm hand off from incarceration to reentry.
One Step to Better Health
This program is comprised of peer recovery health navigators who are responsible for care management and/or navigational support (non-clinical services) to clients who may be in recovery from, or at risk of developing alcohol and/or substance use dependance. The Navigator will provide clients with accessing primary care, behavioral health services, and other community resources. The Navigator will conduct outreach, will assess individuals’ resource needs and any barriers to accessing care, and develop individualized plans to support clients in meeting their health goals. The Navigator will have a pivotal role in assisting clients with care coordination and providing health education and coaching to achieve improved health outcomes.
Families Strong
This program is a 9-week closed group in which family members of loved ones who are inactive addiction, or recovery, can come together to learn the importance of self- care, to build relationships, and to learn self-care techniques.
Harms Reduction
One Voice is staffed with individuals who are trained and certified to host and participate in the training and distribution of Naloxone at both of our offices and particularly at community events. All training and events are open to the public.
Suicide Prevention
Our organization is equipped with staff who are certified trainers in suicide prevention and intervention techniques. All trainings are open to the community at large.
LIFELINE CONNECTION
Lifeline Connection is a small group curriculum that follows the 12-step AA model
Lifeline uses a variety of small group curriculum that is available from Living Free, and all Lifeline Connection should utilize the five components of recovery, applied through the Life-plan.
Lifeline also offers help to those who are not able to go to residential treatment, or who are ready to go, or those who need to go. Many inmates who have participated in Lifeline Connection groups, prefer this group curriculum and need encouragement and accountability, but choose not to go into a residential program because of time already served by incarceration, and excess loss of family and work time. Each Lifeline group is unique, and adjusts to the uniqueness of their community and regional needs with regard to inclusion, equity, and diversity.
INSIGHT GROUP
Insight Group is for discovering the path to character building.
With its emphasis on developing character, it is a powerful 9-week group for those who want to be sure to prevent life-controlling problems from developing in their lives, as well as for those who need to overcome a current problem.
We highly recommend Insight as the entry group for small groups.
- It enhances people’s understanding of themselves and others.
- It helps people bond together in meaningful relationships.
- It helps prepare people for more meaningful relationships in subsequent small groups like home groups, or any other type of small group setting.
- It provides access to help for people who may otherwise never seek help.
- It helps eliminate the stigma and judgementalism towards individuals who struggle with SUD.
- It helps prepare people to help others.
- It serves as a powerful tool to meet the needs of other people so they can be a positive impact in their communities.
CONCERNED PERSONS
Concerned Persons is for families whose loved ones are in recovery.
This 9-week group is designed for a more informal, intimate setting, such as home groups, support groups, recovery groups, or cell groups.
- It is designed for the many people who have a current, or past, relationship with a person who has a life-controlling problem.
- It emphasizes the need we all have for each other.
- It helps people refocus on others rather than on the problem.
- It serves as a powerful tool by providing a way to help people’s felt needs.
STEPPING INTO FREEDOM
Stepping Into Freedom is a 12-step program modeled after AA. It is suggested for use in support groups, recovery groups and home groups. It offers help for anyone struggling with a life-controlling problem like drug addiction, alcoholism, gambling, or workaholic.
- It supports a person’s desire to maintain a life free of life-controlling problems.
- It helps a person develop a strong foundation and fortitude so that one can confidently master the problems faced in daily living.
- It serves as an effective tool by providing a way to help people fulfill their needs.
FREE TO GROW
Free to Grow, a 12-week group is designed to help people overcome disappointments and setbacks in their lives. that have arrested, or are presently hindering, their over-all development as a productive person in society. The group will help participants understand how to liberate themselves so that they can encourage and impact others in a positive way.
- Who Am I?
- Unmasked Faces
- Facing the Truth of Disappointment
- Forgiveness
- Setting Boundaries
- Childlike Versus Childish
- Making Choices
- Freedom and Responsibility
- Fresh Start
- Developing Character
- Developing Personal Freedom
- Developing Future Attainable Goals
COMMITTED COUPLES
Committed Couples is designed to help couples in their relationship with each other.
Committed Couples is for married couples or engaged couples who are committed to a wholesome plan for marriage and family relationship. The various aspects of marriage and the principles that support this institution are highlighted.
The purpose of Committed Couples is to help each married, or engaged couple to grow in their relationship to each other through an awareness and application of foundational principles. It is important that each participant enter Committed Couples with the determination to become the best life partner to his/her counterpart.
Sessions include:
- Session 1 – A Beginning-Marriage
- Session 2 – Marriage Examples
- Session 3 – The Role of the Husband
- Session 4 – The Role of the Wife
- Session 5 – The Role of the Children
- Session 6 – Submitting to One Another
- Session 7 – Becoming One
- Session 8 – Forgiving
- Session 9 – Communicating With One Another – Part 1
- Session 10 – Communicating With One Another – Part 2
- Session 11 – Family Finances
- Session 12 – Watch for the Little Foxes
- Session 13 – The Family Altar