The Work Group Success Stories
Our success stories are a testament to the dedication and commitment of our team and the clients we serve. Each story showcases the unique challenges our clients faced and how we helped them overcome those obstacles to achieve their goals. By viewing our success stories, you can get a better understanding of our capabilities and how we can help you achieve your objectives. We hope these stories inspire you to take the first step towards reaching your own success.
Adult Services: Individuals with substance abuse and mental health issues can obtain treatment in our Outpatient Program while continuing to work and live in their home community. The Work Group’s clinical program provides evidence-based, individualized care focusing on increasing self-efficacy and enhancing recovery efforts. Additionally, all clients are provided with a certified peer recovery specialist and career specialist throughout their treatment
Adolescent Services: A youth’s substance use is often connected to their personal history, environment, and other life stressors; thus, our substance use programs place a strong emphasis on treating those factors, which can include mental health disorders. Our individualized continuum of treatment options includes assessment, outpatient groups, relapse prevention, individual and family therapy, substance use psycho-education and prevention, and drug screening.
Narcotics Overdose Prevention & Education (NOPE) program: The Work Group’s NOPE Program aims to reduce youth drug and alcohol use to ultimately decrease the high number of overdose fatalities that continue throughout our communities. While substance use treatment services are widely available throughout the community, there is a tremendous lack of access to education to prevent substance use from the beginning. In an effort to expand preventative education to middle school and high school students, The Work Group partners with Camden County Schools and youth-based organizations to provide prevention efforts designed to combat addiction through interactive - contemporary presentations, educating middle school and high school students faced with the real-life consequences of alcohol and drug use.
