On Our Own of Frederick County is a wellness and recovery center located in downtown Frederick, Maryland. We are a non-profit organization that provides peer support, resources, advocacy, life/recovery coaching and more for adults and families in Frederick County who experience mental health challenges and/or substance use disorder.
Call today to speak to a peer, find out about services, make and appointment for a one-on-one session, use our new computer lab or obtain information on our virtual support groups. Through peer support, we offer acceptance and a safe and supportive space for people with mental health and substance use challenges to heal, reconnect, and find our way forward.
Call today to speak to a peer, find out about services, make and appointment for a one-on-one session, use our new computer lab or obtain information on our virtual support groups. Through peer support, we offer acceptance and a safe and supportive space for people with mental health and substance use challenges to heal, reconnect, and find our way forward.
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Frederick County will be a place where all can select their own recovery path and are supported in their choices. Through peer support, we offer acceptance and a safe and supportive space for people with mental health and substance use challenges to heal, reconnect, and find our way forward. Jill is a strong advocate for those in any type of recovery.
All submissions are confidential. ENTER FOR A CHANCE TO WIN A VISA GIFT CARD! At the end of each month we will do a raffle of all form submissions, fill the form out below for a chance to win. What do you feel the Frederick community lacks when it comes to mental health or substance abuse treatment?
Asynchronous offerings in the month of October. All of our asynchronous, on-demand, learning-at-your-own pace opportunities offer times to connect online (through video and discussion boards), as well as synchronously on Zoom. We encourage participants to attend a course with a friend and have a practice partner for the sessions.
Advocate and volunteer for local recovery community. Vladimir T. I find On Our Own to be a progressive organization that helps unlabeled members of our recovery community. It enabled me to be me and not apply for labeling. Person formerly homeless in recovery from an addiction to crack-cocaine. In recovery and Psychiatric treatment for bi-polar depression, child abuse, and PTSD.
If you are paying for your registration fee or sponsorship donation fee you must click donate and enter the amount and in the comments section put your name, email and what you are paying for. Your tax-deductible contribution will help us to fund wellness and recovery programs that provide support to people struggling with mental health and/or substance use issues.
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Steven Vongchanh
Jun 28, 2021
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For the short period of time that I have been exposed to this organization, I can say that I am impressed with the community and the team at On Our Own. From the sense of ownership that each of the staff and team members hold on the success of the events and projects, the pride that comes along with championing responsibilities all is being done in a small, yet big way in each of the lives of it’s members is huge and life changing! It’s empowering and hopeful! These are all great things when it comes to recovery and sustainability and having organizations like On Our Own around make it possible
Julian Harris
Dec 09, 2018
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The mission statement is false, “ the goal should be to provide a safe place for people who need it, & help with employment searching”. Unfortunately the reality is of staff, who abuse what little power they possess.. to manipulate and disadvantage the poor. The idea is a good one and this place at times can be a relaxing space, well needed for those on the streets, but the hypocrisy begins where the staff rebukes those who come in on substances, that the volunteers and staff themselves consume throughout the business day... how can an alcoholic rebuke someone who smokes Cannabis; how silly
Lovell A.
Aug 17, 2018
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