Strategies For Workplace Substance Abuse
When an employee struggles with a substance use disorder, much more than their individual health suffers. Workplace substance abuse often leads to absenteeism, accidents, and lost productivity.
Substance abuse in the workplace is too big of an issue to ignore. Yet as an employer looking for a solution, it can be difficult to know where to start.
Canadian Leaders In Workplace Substance Abuse Treatment
We’re recognized national experts in the assessment and treatment of safety-sensitive workers. Our comprehensive suite of workplace programs can help guide your employees toward recovery and establish a healthy work environment
All of our programs are tracked via a secure online portal, where you can easily view real-time updates and statistics on employee referrals, participation, and progress.
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) For Workers
We want to see your employees succeed in your workplace as much as you do. Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for Workers was designed to support employees while offering easy and convenient program access.
The entire time your team members are working with us, we’ll be sure to communicate their progress with you or other relevant parties at your organization.
Program Features:
· Intake interview with HR or safety manager to review goals and/or last chance agreement
· Two individual therapy sessions per week (8 total) emphasizing professional responsibility
· One family or couple therapy session per week (4 total)
· Scheduled and daily check-ins with a Recovery Coach
· Mindfulness and self-management training
· Regular participation in peer support groups
· Group classes on recovery and health issues
· Weekly meal planning with a nutritionist
· Physician evaluation
· Psychiatric and addiction medicine specialist appointments (if required)
· Random drug/alcohol testing for the duration of the program
· Marijuana-specific programming for safety-sensitive workers (if required)
· Review of alcohol and drug policy and requirements with employee
· Recommendations for ongoing needs and follow up drug and alcohol testing
· Review of discharge report with employee and HR