Organizational Definition
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To empower consumer choice and attract appropriate applicants, a recovery service provider, such as a recovery home, recovery high school, or community center, should consider establishing its own organizational definition of “recovery.”
Newcomers assimilate into a culture of recovery, which is implicitly or explicitly shaped by the organization’s or program’s definition of “recovery.” Which recovery paths a program or provider is capable of supporting largely depends on its cultural philosophies and belief systems, including its definition of “recovery.”
Reflections: We invite you to reflect and journal on the questions below.
Course Syllabus
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.1. Definitions of “Recovery” | ||
.1.1. Personal definition | ||
.1.2. National Definition | ||
.1.3. Abstinence-based Recovery | ||
.1.4. Medication Assisted Recovery | ||
.1.5. Organizational Definition | ||
.2. Recovery Principles | ||
.2.1. Hope | ||
.2.2. Person-driven | ||
.2.3. Many Pathways | ||
.2.4. Holistic | ||
.2.5. Peer Support | ||
.2.6. Networks | ||
.2.7. Culturally based | ||
.2.8. Trauma Responsive | ||
.2.9. Strengths-based | ||
.2.10. Respect | ||
.3. Recovery Capital | ||
.3.1. Human Capital | ||
.3.2. Physical Capital | ||
.3.3. Cultural Capital | ||
.3.4. Social Capital | ||
.3.5. Recovery Capital Assessments | ||
.4. Chronic Care Approach | ||
.4.1. ROSC | ||
.4.2. Recovery Management | ||
.5. Recovery Support Services | ||
.5.1. Peer-based Recovery Support Services | ||
.5.2. Types of PRSS | ||
.5.3. Service Models and Settings | ||
.5.4. Recovery Community Organizations | ||
.6. Quiz: Recovery Literacy |