ABOUT US
People Places and Dreams provides Peer Supportive Services, Recovery Housing, Substance Use Disorder Treatment, and Gambling Addictions Treatment.
Mission Statement
To provide clinical and peer supportive services to those struggling with substance use disorders, alcoholism, mental health disorders, addictions, domestic abuse, sexual violence, and/or trauma, as well as to provide a sober, safe, and healthy living environment that promotes recovery from substance use, alcohol, and other social determinants that are barriers.
Values
People, Places, and Dreams is a collaborative of supportive services including Peer Support, Recovery Housing, Groups, Gambling Initiative, Parenting Classes, and Professional Development that connects the substance use and mental health community to supportive services while in ongoing treatment or therapy.
Peer Supportive Services
All PPD services emphasize the acquisition, development, and expansion of rehabilitative skills needed for consumers to move forward in recovery. One of PPD’s additional strengths is their use of Peer Support Services. Peer support services are specialized interactions by individuals currently or previously receiving behavioral health services, who are trained and certified to offer support to others in their recovery and community-integration/re-integration process.
Community Wellness
We provide Advocacy for those involved in the Criminal Justice System including Drug Court, Children Family Services, Parole/ Probation to encourage compliance and prevent recidivism.
Groups
Our peer supporters offer support groups such as Trauma, Substance Use, Mental Health, Gambling, Minorities Issues, LBGTQ Conversations, Domestic Abuse, Parenting, Women Issues, and Men’s Issues.
Let’s Be Blunt
Marijuana Harm Reduction and Job Readiness Program, is designed to assist client seek ways to decrease frequency of use, introduce stress/ coping alternatives, and increase employability for clients/ employers. Adult Marijuana Harm Reduction & Job Readiness Program
CRAPS: Minority Gambling Disorder Awareness Initiative
Exploring minority gambling in the urban communities. What does a gambling addiction look like? Groups discuss topics like the Casino Blues, Corner Craps, and Sport Gambling. Minority Gambling Awareness Initiative
Recovery Homes specializing in Opioid Use Disorder for Women w/ Children, LBGTQ (Substance Use/Alcohol).
