Empowering Recovery: Finding Success in the Workforce
Discover resources and strategies for individuals navigating job-seeking challenges post-rehab. Learn tips for overcoming employment gaps, addressing concerns about past substance abuse, and accessing support networks. Explore avenues for building a successful career after finding a job through maintaining professionalism, engaging with colleagues, and prioritizing personal well-being.
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Connecting People with Lived Experience into the Workforce
Having a gap in employment history due to going away for treatment Feeling uncertain about revealing past substance abuse Worrying about discrimination from potential employers
According to a 2012 survey, more than 23 million adults 10% of the U.S. population consider themselves to be in recovery from drug or alcohol abuse. Plenty of individuals have gone on to lead successful lives and work in careers they enjoy after rehab.
The Department of Labor One Stop Career Center The National Skills Coalition The Salvation Army Unemployment Offices Temp Agencies Tribal Human Resources
Maintaining a professional image, Dress appropriately for our job and be sure to stay neatly groomed Getting to know your co-workers. Showing interest in your new colleagues creates a great first impression Offering your help on projects. This shows initative that your bosses will be sure to notice Attending company events. Being part of a team on and off the clock shows you re committed and engaged employee Continuing with your recovery. Take care of yourself by regularly attending counselling sessions and support group meetings
