The Exiled Returned: NPORTC’s Compassionate Path to Rediscovery
N PORTC, under the compassionate leadership of Founder and President, Ms. Nnenna Ezeh, MS, BSW, CSC-AD, provides outpatient substance use treatment for both men and women grappling with the relentless grip of addiction. But the services offered extend far beyond simply addressing the immediate symptoms. The comprehensive approach encompasses a wide array of vital support systems designed to nurture every aspect of an individual’s well-being. From Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP) to traditional Outpatient (OP) therapy, NPORTC provides a continuum of care tailored to individual needs. The center also addresses the practical challenges that often accompany recovery, including DUI services, housing assistance, and reliable transportation solutions. Recognizing the interconnectedness of mental and physical health, NPORTC facilitates seamless referrals to mental health and Psychiatric Rehabilitation Programs (PRP), ensuring clients receive holistic care. Individual and group counseling sessions provide a safe space for exploration, processing, and the development of crucial coping mechanisms. Furthermore, the center goes beyond clinical services, offering invaluable resources such as job readiness training and employment referrals, empowering individuals to build a stable and fulfilling future. Social services assistance provides additional support to overcome systemic barriers. The driving force behind NPORTC’s mission is Ms. Ezeh’s unwavering commitment to long-lasting social change. Her vision is not merely to treat addiction but to dismantle the stigma, support a client’s journey to become a positive and productive person, and to help individuals reclaim their rightful place in society. This commitment is not merely a professional goal; it’s a deeply personal one, fueled by a profound empathy for those struggling with addiction and a relentless drive to create a better future for all. Her plan is to work with clients of various ages from children to adults to identify the addiction, the behaviors associated with the addiction, and collaboratively create a plan for recovery.
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