The Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) program is an intensive weekend program that focuses on the impact alcohol and other drug use has on one's life and those around them. The weekend program offers a great deal of information regarding addiction, recovery, and relapse prevention. This program is highly interactive and consists of psychoeducation, didactive groups, group debates, and guest Impact Speakers. The guest speakers are people in long-term recovery and people who have been affected by drunk and drugged driving. They come to share their testimony and discuss the impact it has had on their lives.

This 8-week Substance Abuse Education and Prevention Program is designed to provide participants with a foundational understanding of substance use, addiction, and the skills needed to make healthier decisions. Throughout the program, participants explore how drugs and alcohol impact thinking, behavior, relationships, and overall well-being. The curriculum focuses on increasing self-awareness by helping individuals identify personal triggers and high risk situations, while also examining patterns of risky decision making and their consequences. Participants learn about the cycle of addiction and the connection between thoughts, emptions, and behaviors, while developing practical coping strategies and refusal skills to mange urges and cravings.

Understanding and practicing living skills can be crucial to the success of individuals making significant life changes. The newly updated living skills program equips individuals with the essential tools they need to navigate life's challenges and build a foundation for a brighter future. This unique program provides integrated tools, to help participants manage the day-to-day challenges of life. Through exercises, discussions, and role-play--Living Skills addresses the underlying emotional, behavioral, and cognitive barriers that keep people from living a healthy and fulfilling life.
 

Designed for individuals who have exhibited difficulty controlling anger and emotional impulses. This educational program provides concrete, immediately usable tools for improving anger management — it is not a substitute for counseling or the 52-week DV program.

Cognitive Behavior Therapy is an evidence based approach that helps people understand the relationship between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. In this series, attendees will learn to identify negative thoughts, challenge cognitive distortions, understand emotion, coping strategies, problem solving skills, behavioral activation and how to build reslilience and personal accountability.