Our goal is to help improve the lives of vulnerable and marginalised communities across the globe.
Many individuals in these communities struggle with Substance Use Disorders (SUDs), facing disproportionate harms due to coexisting challenges such as homelessness or mental health issues.
To effectively support these individuals, it’s crucial to offer interventions that are both engaging and effective. The success of such interventions largely depends on the individual’s involvement in their treatment, emphasizing the importance of goal-setting and self-efficacy.
Research highlights the significance of aligning treatment with the individual’s chosen goals – this alignment is critical for ‘treatment’ success.
Interestingly, research indicates that abstinence may not be the primary goal for these individuals. A lack of readiness for abstinence is often cited as a reason for not engaging in SUD treatment, despite acknowledging the need for help.
To effectively engage with our target population and enhance the success of SUD treatments, it’s vital to align with their personal goals, bolster their self-efficacy and competence in choosing their path, and minimize barriers to treatment.
To help us achieve our mission of supporting vulnerable and marginalized communities, The Life Process Program is now available as a community based resource.
This new development, coupled with our newly developed Train-the-Trainer program, empowers local Peer Counselors to support their own communities through our world class program.
