The Georgia THRIVE Pathways program (Pathways), funded through the Georgia Opioid Abatement Trust Fund supports families impacted by substance use disorder and opioid challenges. It personalized care through screening, connecting individuals and families to treatment services, offering enhanced home visiting programs, educational resources, and peer support. Its goal is to help families navigate recovery, improve health outcomes, and build stronger, safer communities.
Mindworks has partnered with the Clayton County Health District to implement the Georgia THRIVE Pathways program. Georgia THRIVE Pathways strengthens Georgia’s system of care by connecting families to critical resources and services that promote behavioral health wellness and foster a positive family environment, ensuring a healthy start for infants and children.
Through this initiative, families impacted by opioid use disorder, substance use disorder, and behavioral health challenges receive targeted support to improve stability and well-being. The program emphasizes early intervention, care coordination, and access to evidence-based services that address both immediate needs and long-term recovery goals.
What Services do we offer?
Enhanced Home Visiting
Our trained professionals bring support directly to your home, offering guidance on parenting, behavioral health, and recovery. Home visits help families build safe, nurturing environments and connect to essential community resources.
Peer Support
Families benefit from mentors with lived experience who provide encouragement, practical strategies, and hope throughout the recovery journey.
Clinical Services
Access licensed clinicians for mental health counseling, substance use treatment, and behavioral health assessments. We use evidence-based approaches to promote healing and family stability.
Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP)
Strengthen the bond between parent and child through trauma-informed therapy that fosters trust, emotional regulation, and resilience.
Plans of Safe Care
Individualized plans for families affected by substance use during pregnancy or postpartum, ensuring infant safety while supporting parental recovery.
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
Combine FDA-approved medications with counseling and behavioral therapies to reduce withdrawal symptoms and support long-term recovery.
Education
Empower families with workshops and resources on substance use prevention, parenting skills, stress management, and behavioral health awareness.
Resources
Connect to housing assistance, employment support, childcare, transportation, and other community resources to remove barriers and promote well-being.
