Cultural Capital

Cultural Capital includes the social norms, values, beliefs, attitudes, and self-identity that emerge and reflect your membership in a culture of recovery or recovery-oriented community.

Reflections: We invite you to reflect and journal on the following questions:

What types of cultural capital furthered your recovery or the recovery of others?

How can you help someone identify their cultural capital?

How can a recovery-oriented program support someone in building their cultural capital?

	Definitions of “Recovery”
	Personal definition
	National Definition
	Abstinence-based Recovery
	Medication Assisted Recovery
	Organizational Definition
	Recovery Principles
	Hope
	Person-driven
	Many Pathways
	Holistic
	Peer Support
	Networks
	Culturally based
	Trauma Responsive
	Strengths-based
	Respect
	Recovery Capital
	Human Capital
	Physical Capital
	Cultural Capital
	Social Capital
	Recovery Capital Assessments
	Chronic Care Approach
	ROSC
	Recovery Management
	Recovery Support Services
	Peer-based Recovery Support Services
	Types of PRSS
	Service Models and Settings
	Recovery Community Organizations
	Quiz: Recovery Literacy

Cultural Capital

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