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Men’s Courage to Change Journaling
Are you a man who has struggled with past experiences of trauma, addiction, or criminal behavior? If so, we invite you to join our group. Our evidence-based curriculum uses structured and experiential writing to help guide you through the process of change. You’ll have the opportunity to explore how your past experiences may have affected not only yourself but also your friends, family, and community. We use role-playing, peer feedback, and some homework assignments to help motivate and support you along the way. Come join us and take the first step towards a better future.
Women’s Early Recovery Skills
Are you looking for an effective way to reduce substance abuse and related unhealthy behaviors? The Women’s Early Recovery Skills group might be just what you need! It’s a client-centered model that guides you through a process of written self-reflection to explore and resolve a variety of topics related to a substance use disorder. With the help of these structured processes, you can gain insights into your ambivalence towards substance use, recognize the problem, and understand the connection between substance use and/or criminal behavior. So, why not give it a try and take the first step towards a healthier you?
Motivation: Stages of Change
Are you looking to make some positive changes in your life but struggling to find the motivation to do so? Our 6-session curriculum might be just what you need! Delivered twice a week for three weeks, this program is designed to help you develop internal motivation and examine the process of change. We’ll delve into your values, how they’ve impacted your relationships and other major aspects of your life, and work on goal setting, problem-solving, confidence-building, and resisting temptation. This group is perfect for those who are in the pre-contemplative or early contemplation stage of change. Join us and take the first step towards a brighter future!
Womens Untangling Relationships
Looking for a way to break out of negative patterns and create positive change in your life? “Women’s Untangling Relationships” may be just what you need! This 12-week program is specifically designed to help you recognize and address dysfunctional relationships that may contribute to ongoing substance abuse and criminal behavior. With a focus on promoting healthy relationships and positive communication skills, you’ll gain valuable insights that can help you build meaningful connections and lead a happier, more fulfilling life.
Women’s Seeking Safety
Are you a person who identifies as a woman who has faced trauma and substance abuse? Seeking Safety is here to help you on your journey to recovery. This evidenced-based curriculum group is a safe place where you can increase your ability to care for yourself and connect with others who understand what you’re going through. Our goal is to empower you to make immediate changes that positively impact your well-being. Together, we’ll work on developing healthy coping skills and changing your understanding of yourself as a trauma survivor. Remember, you don’t have to share the details of your traumatic experiences in a group. The most important thing to remember, is we’re here to support you every step of the way and this group is a good place to start that healing process.
Men’s University of Cincinnati
Welcome to our University of Cincinnati curriculum! Our program is designed to help individuals who have struggled with substance abuse and related criminal activities. Our cognitive-behavioral approach group provides a supportive environment where you can learn new skills and strategies to overcome substance abuse. You’ll gain a deeper understanding of emotional and social support, develop healthy coping mechanisms, and challenge negative thoughts. We believe in this curriculum, and we believe in your potential to make positive changes, we are excited to support you on your journey to a healthier, happier life.
Core Skills
Do you or someone you know feel like you’re stuck in a cycle of substance abuse or criminal behavior? We want you to know that change is possible. Our group series uses an evidenced-based interactive journaling system called Change Companies that will guide you through a cognitive behavioral approach to challenge beliefs that may be holding you back. Together, we’ll cover topics such as self-control, effective communication, creating healthy relationships, and challenging irrational beliefs. Join us and let’s work together to make a positive change in your life!
Men’s Courage to Change Journaling
Are you a man who has struggled with past experiences of trauma, addiction, or criminal behavior? If so, we invite you to join our group. Our evidence-based curriculum uses structured and experiential writing to help guide you through the process of change. You’ll have the opportunity to explore how your past experiences may have affected not only yourself but also your friends, family, and community. We use role-playing, peer feedback, and some homework assignments to help motivate and support you along the way. Come join us and take the first step towards a better future.
Men’s Breaking the Cycle
Are you ready to make a positive change in your life? You might be interested in our 12-week curriculum! This program is designed to help you explore how past experiences such as addiction, trauma, and criminal behavior have affected not only yourself but also your loved ones and the community.
Our evidence-based curriculum uses structured and experiential writing to guide you through the process of change. We also incorporate fun activities such as role-play, peer feedback, and homework assignments to make the learning experience more engaging and enjoyable. If this sounds inviting to you, please join us on this journey of self-discovery and transformation, and together we can create a better future for yourself and those around you!
Relapse Prevention
Welcome! Are you in search of a sustainable recovery? This 12-week group is designed to help you maintain your abstinence by providing evidence-based skills and knowledge. We cover a range of topics including identifying stress signals, rebuilding relationships, and more. Join us once a week for 60 minutes, and let’s create new connections and build a path toward a brighter future of long-term sobriety together.
