Substance Use Resource Center
Confidential support and practical next steps for substance use, recovery and helping someone you care about.
Spanish and French materials are available: flyers, signage and newsletter
Confidential support and practical next steps for substance use, recovery and helping someone you care about.
Spanish and French materials are available: flyers, signage and newsletter
In immediate danger or need urgent medical care? Call your local emergency number. If you or someone you know is in suicidal or emotional crisis in the U.S. or Canada, call or text 988.
You do not need to have everything figured out before reaching out. Whether you are concerned about your own use, supporting a loved one or looking for help at work, a confidential conversation can help you understand your options and choose a next step.
Chris Howard was working on Fred Crider’s crew when he reached out for help with his drinking. With support from Fred and project safety manager Josh Norman, Chris connected with counseling through Under the Hat. Watch the video and find out what happened after that call and how they stayed connected long afterward.
Substance use disorder (SUD) is a treatable health condition that can affect a person’s health, relationships and work. Recovery can look different for everyone. You can ask for support whether you want to stop, cut back, understand your options or help someone you care about.
Possible changes may include:
These signs do not diagnose a condition. One change alone may have many explanations.
If you are concerned, choose a private, respectful moment, describe what you have noticed without judgment and ask how the person is doing. You do not have to solve it for them.
Not sure where to begin? Start with your Employee Assistance Program (EAP), health plan or a health care professional. Before sharing personal details, ask how privacy works, including any limits, and what services, costs and eligibility apply to you.
Choose the country where you work and click the arrow to see available support and more information. An asterisk (*) means enrollment in the company medical plan may be required.
Lyra Renew
Personalized support for alcohol, opioid, nicotine, stimulant and cannabis concerns, including therapy, medication management and family support.
Optum Substance Use Helpline
Connect with licensed recovery advocates for treatment guidance and family resources.
SAMHSA National Helpline
Free, confidential treatment information and referrals, 24/7 in English and Spanish. Call 1-800-662-HELP (4357) or search state-licensed providers at FindTreatment.gov.
Quit For Life*
Personalized quit coaching, nicotine replacement support and tools to stop smoking or vaping.
TELUS Health*
Short-term counseling for substance use concerns, including related stress and family impact.
Manulife Extended Health Plan*
Review your plan for coverage of substance use-related psychological services, anti-smoking supports and digital or therapist-guided recovery tools.
Orienta*
Confidential 24/7 emotional, family and psychological counseling.
Ever Health*
Virtual behavioral and psychological consultations with licensed providers, with referrals to specialists when needed.
Program information may change. Confirm services, eligibility and costs with the provider. These resources are informational and do not replace individualized medical advice.
Make it easier to find support by sharing a flyer or displaying a resource where teams can see it. These materials are designed for employees, families and jobsites.
Flyers
Print or share these handouts to explain substance use disorder and help people find support.
Digital signage
Screen-ready graphics for offices, break areas and jobsite trailers.