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What We Do
We provide workforce reentry coaching, HR consulting, and recovery-informed training that equips everyone—clients, employers, and recovery centers—with the tools and language to navigate the complex intersection of addiction, employment, and dignity.
For Recovery Centers
Extend your impact. Empower long-term recovery.
At Head Up Services, we help treatment programs bridge the gap between recovery and reentry—because healing doesn’t end at discharge.
We offer workforce readiness services that equip clients with confidence, purpose, and tools for rebuilding. Our solutions are designed to integrate seamlessly into your clinical model, reinforcing your mission and supporting sustained recovery outcomes.
For Employers & HR Leaders
We help companies create recovery-ready workplaces. Services include:
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HR policy audits (ADA/FMLA compliance)
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Training for managers and leadership
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Support for second-chance hiring and stigma reduction
For Individuals in Recovery
We help people walk back into the world with confidence. Services include:
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Reentry coaching (résumés, interviews, storytelling)
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Navigating gaps, records, and disclosure
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Rights education (ADA, FCRA, second-chance laws)
Group Workshops & 1:1 Reentry Coaching
Practical, strength-based sessions that prepare clients to reenter the workforce with dignity, clarity, and purpose.
Staff Training on Workforce Reentry
Equip your team with the skills and language needed to coach clients through employment barriers, workplace stigma, and self-advocacy.
Reentry Certification Program
A structured, trauma-informed curriculum that leads to a certification clients can present to employers—demonstrating readiness, responsibility, and commitment to change. Centers receive program materials, progress tracking tools, and documentation to support clinical outcomes.
Custom Integration with Clinical Goals
We tailor our services to fit your programming—whether outpatient, residential, or transitional—ensuring that workforce preparation reinforces therapeutic progress, not distracts from it.
