Programs for Young People
We offer age-appropriate programs for young people ages 13-26 incorporating theatre, storytelling, and recovery coaching. Our sessions increase self-esteem, resilience and connection. We train all ages who support wellness in adolescents and emerging adults.
While 85% of adults with a substance use disorder start using as adolescents, there is a critical gap in services for the early intervention and treatment of problematic substance use in young people. The unique developmental needs of young people and long-term implications of early addiction go unaddressed in most recovery curricula.
Meghann Perry Group addresses this gap through innovative, creative programs for young people and the people who support them, including 66 hours of workforce training specific to supporting young people.
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Training Adults Working with Young People
Supporting Wellness in Young People
Over 66 hours of professional development training for adults seeking to further understand the unique needs and strengths of those under 26 impacted by substance use.
For Adolescents and Emerging Adults
Embodied Storytelling Program
The Facilitator Training curriculum is based in Drama Therapy and Storytelling using fun, thought-provoking games developed for social-emotional learning and development.
MPG Young People Mentoring
The Meghann Perry Group team supports young people seeking to become part of the Recovery Coaching Workforce in Massachusetts with mentoring and supervision hours.
Prevention Theatre Workshops
Arts-based prevention workshops for ages 12-21 explore and challenge young people’s beliefs, knowledge, and values regarding substance use and wellness.
Workshop Spotlight
CCAR’s Recovery Coach Academy for Young People
Meghann Perry Group delivers the Recovery Coach Academy in partnership with Connecticut Community for Addiction Recovery (CCAR). This course is for both adolescents and adults working with young people.
Participants embark on a 4-day journey of self-discovery, exploring beliefs, attitudes, and approaches regarding substance use and recovery. Topics include brain development, motivational interviewing, the Spectrum of Attitudes and Courageous Conversations.
Graduates go into the community prepared to increase their impact on young peoples' recovery and wellness.
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Upcoming Programs
Partner Programs
FEB 13th - 14th
Infinite Pathways of Recovery FEB 2024
A new approach to supporting people in recovery by creating recovery pathways that are as unique as they are.
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