How Can Employers Help Workers Who Have Gone to Treatment Return to Work?
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How Can Employers Help Workers Who Have Gone to Treatment Return to Work?

Employee Assistance Programs and health insurance companies do a wonderful job of providing treatment for employees who need help with substance issues. However, there is virtually no formal support offered after the employee completes (or leaves) treatment and returns to the workplace.

How can employers help their employees reacclimate to the workplace?

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Why is Self-Care Important in Recovery?
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Why is Self-Care Important in Recovery?

The process of rebuilding a life or a career that has been affected by drugs and alcohol can seem overwhelming. While it is certainly worth the effort, it can be draining, and it can often be hard to see the long-term benefits while you’re in the middle of the process. Self-care is critically important as you begin the process and as you move through it.

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Concept: The 3 P’s of an Employment Comeback
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Concept: The 3 P’s of an Employment Comeback

For those recovering from addiction and past criminal justice involvement, the challenge is often not finding employment in general - there are many entry-level minimum wage jobs available. The bigger hurdle is finding a good job that pays well and has opportunities for advancement.

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