August Outpatient All Group

Welcome! Here are the Outpatient Zoom Login for All Groups in August 2023. We ask that you please download the Zoom app (at your app store or Zoom.us) . This is a free app.  Please test the app before attempting to log in on the actual day of your zoom session. If there are problems with your zoom session, please call the office at least twenty minutes prior to the original start time of the session.

• Remember we do not admit people ten minutes after the original start time.
• Please remember to pay before attending a session, either on our website: https://backontheroadinc.com/price-list OR you can pay via phone 1 DAY IN ADVANCE

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CLASS SCHEDULE

Mon., Wed. 6:00pm-8:00pm (DWI Zoom)

Tue., Thurs. 6:00pm-8:00pm (Anger Management Zoom)

Saturday 9:00am-11:00am and/or 11:00am-1:00pm (DWI ZOOM)

Drug and alcohol counseling plays a crucial role in addressing the multifaceted nature of substance abuse. Here are a few reasons why it is important:

a. Expert guidance: Counselors are trained professionals who have in-depth knowledge and experience in treating addiction. They provide guidance and support, helping individuals navigate the challenges of recovery.

b. Identifying underlying issues: Substance abuse is often connected to underlying psychological, emotional, or social issues. Counseling helps individuals explore and address these root causes, enabling them to develop healthier coping mechanisms and make positive changes in their lives.

c. Relapse prevention: Drug and alcohol counseling equips individuals with strategies to prevent relapse. Counselors help clients identify triggers, develop coping skills, and create personalized relapse prevention plans to maintain long-term sobriety.

d. Support network: Counseling provides a safe and non-judgmental environment where individuals can share their struggles, fears, and successes. Counselors also facilitate group therapy or connect individuals to support groups, fostering a sense of community and understanding.

Drug and alcohol counseling is a specialized form of therapy designed to assist individuals who are struggling with substance abuse issues. It involves the use of therapeutic techniques and strategies to address the complex factors contributing to addiction and to promote recovery and sobriety.

Drug and alcohol counseling offers a range of benefits to individuals with substance abuse issues, including:

a. Assessment and treatment planning: Counselors conduct comprehensive assessments to understand the individual's unique needs and develop personalized treatment plans. This ensures that the counseling approach is tailored to the person's specific circumstances.

b. Emotional support: Substance abuse can lead to feelings of guilt, shame, and isolation. Counseling provides a supportive environment where individuals can express their emotions and receive validation, empathy, and encouragement.

c. Skill-building: Counseling helps individuals develop essential skills to manage cravings, cope with stress, and handle triggers. This may involve learning techniques such as stress management, problem-solving, and healthy communication.

d. Education and awareness: Counselors provide education about addiction, its effects on the body and mind, and the process of recovery. This knowledge empowers individuals to make informed decisions and understand the complexities of addiction.

e. Family involvement: Counseling often includes family therapy or educational sessions to involve loved ones in the recovery process. This helps repair relationships, rebuild trust, and create a supportive home environment.

f. Continued support: Counseling is an ongoing process that can continue even after initial treatment. It provides individuals with long-term support, helping them sustain their recovery, manage challenges, and maintain a balanced and fulfilling life.

It's important to note that drug and alcohol counseling is most effective when combined with other treatment approaches, such as medication, support groups, and lifestyle changes.

If you violate a Department of Transportation drug or alcohol regulation, you will need to complete the return-to-duty process before being eligible to go back to work.

Until you complete a return-to-duty process, you are subject to federal civil and criminal penalties.

Yes. The DOT requires that a qualified and trained SAP evaluate every employee with a DOT violation.

No. An employer cannot accept recommendations from anyone who is not a qualified SAP.