Recovery in the Community
A NEW PROGRAMME FROM TABOR GROUP – LAUNCHING SEPTEMBER 2025
For over 35 years, Tabor Group has provided expert, trauma-informed treatment for individuals living with addiction to Alcohol, Substance Abuse/Drugs and Gambling. Our established services – including residential treatment, aftercare, and family support.
Now, we are expanding our services with a new, community-based programme designed for people whose addiction is less severe but still requires focused intervention.
WHY THIS PROGRAMME?
Not everyone struggling with addiction needs a residential stay. Many people are at an earlier stage – concerned about their use of alcohol, drugs or gambling, noticing the warning signs, and motivated to take action before things get worse.
Recovery in the Community is designed for exactly these individuals. Drawing on over three decades of treatment experience, this non-residential programme brings together the best of our therapeutic tools – adapted for early-stage intervention and community-based delivery.
OUR AIM
To help individuals address addiction early – before it escalates – through education, support, and practical tools for change.
PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES
- Increase awareness and understanding of addiction and its progression.
- Provide skills and strategies to intervene before addiction worsens.
- Support individuals in learning to manage their recovery in real-life settings.
- Involve family members in the journey to healing.
WHY EARLY INTERVENTION MATTERS
Addiction is progressive – whether slowly or rapidly – and without timely attention, it can become deeply disruptive to individuals and families. This programme meets people where they are, offering a real opportunity to interrupt addiction early, with experienced support and proven approaches.
When someone begins to feel that change is needed, it’s vital that the right supports are in place. That’s what we offer: a structured yet flexible programme that empowers people to take control, supported by professionals who understand the journey.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Our nine-step programme includes a combination of professional assessment, one-on-one counselling, group therapy, education, and ongoing support:
1
Initial Screening & Assessment
Identify the appropriate level of care
2
One-to-One Counselling
Explore personal challenges and goals
3
Care Planning
Develop an individualised recovery pathway
4
Intensive Weekend Programme
A focused, two-and-a-half-day psychoeducational group exploring addiction, recovery tools, and emotional wellbeing
5
Follow-On Group Sessions
Continued peer support and learning
6
Ongoing Reviews
Adjust care plans as needed for each client
7
Referral Pathways
Access further support within Tabor Group or the wider community if required
8
Family Involvement
Information and support for loved ones
9
Aftercare & Peer Support
Connection to 12 Step Fellowships and aftercare groups
PROGRAMME FEE:
€500.00
Includes full participation in all aspects of the programme, including assessment, counselling, group work, and materials.
LAUNCH DATE:
SEPTEMBER 2025
Be among the first to access this innovative new service from Tabor Group.
WHO IS IT FOR?
This programme is suited to people who:
- Are concerned about their alcohol, drug, or gambling use.
- Are beginning to experience consequences in relationships, work, or health.
- Want to take action before their situation becomes more serious.
- Are open to education, self-reflection, and structured support.
- May not yet require residential treatment but want meaningful help.
GUIDED BY NATIONAL STANDARDS
The programme is informed by the HSE National Protocols for Drug and Alcohol Services and incorporates evidence-based approaches such as:
- Psychoeducation workshops.
- Mental wellbeing and relapse prevention skills.
- Community-based detox (if needed).
- Therapeutic group work.
- 12-Step facilitation.
- Family engagement and support.
Interested? Let's Talk.
Call us at 021 488 7110 or email info@taborgroup.ie to learn more. We’ll talk through the options and help you make an informed decision for yourself or a loved one.
