Addiction Recovery Services & Programs: People come to recovery with a desire to change their lives, to choose their future according to their physical, psychological and emotional conditions. With guidance from people with experience in recovery. They choose the program that will best support their recovery.
They choose to become involved in activities that improve their physical strength and allow them to regain their emotional balance to enable them to rejoin the workforce and society. Oasis Addiction Recovery Programs & Services utilizes a Social Model Program (SMP), defined as being “developed by practitioners who were, for the most part, recovering alcoholics themselves without formal training in helping profession” (as cited in Barrows, 1998, p55).
In 1992, the Oasis Movement was formed by a group of recovering individuals as a place for people in recovery to find support in the 12-step community, and socialize in a safe and supportive environment.
(A message from the Oasis Staff)
We Help You Create a Plan of Action to Stabilize Your Life and Prepare to Begin Job Searching and Achieve Your Goals! 4 Weeks of Life Skills & Pre-Employment Programming (Mon-Thu 10am – 12:30pm)…
The Employment Placement Program helps participants prepare to find employment. It gives them tools and a realistic action plan to acheive clear career goals. The program consists of intake…
Groups are held twice weekly and are open to anyone who wants to stay clean & sober. This facilitated group discussion covers topics such as Understanding Relapse, Warning Signs, Problematic Personality Traits and Recovery Maintenance Activities…
In 1992, I entered a treatment centre to deal with my alcohol addiction. I stayed 28 days with about 25 other people. In the first two or three weeks, I was concentrating on learning about my addiction. It was my first time; it was my first effort. At that time…
OASIS MOVEMENT OFFERS THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS
PRE-EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM SERVICES | EMPLOYMENT PLACEMENT PROGRAM
RELAPSE PREVENTION GROUP | The OASIS CAFE
People come to recovery with a desire to change their lives, to choose their future.
For those who have employment barriers and have difficulty finding a job.
