By developing a Christ-centered recovery ministry within the church, pastors and other church leaders can reach out with hope and healing to congregational members tormented by the lingering effects of an addictive or dysfunctional family environment. Christ-centered recovery support groups offer these Christians an opportunity to find peace in the fellowship of other recovering believers. In addition, these groups provide a means for congregations to join the growing recovery network within the body of Christ. In this way, the church can become a safe place for recovery.

Although the link below deals with recovery groups within the local church, it would also work effectively in a Christian employment situation (as long as the group was voluntary and didn't violate any existing labor laws).

Because it is a significant quote, it is easier to read the quote from their wonderful website, rather than arrange to mirror the information on my site. (Note: The "Library" link at the top left of their page will provide much more information about their "Living Free" program which we highly endorse. The entire book is available to read online, or download free for personal use.)

Restoring the Church as a Primary Care Giver - Chapter 1