Philosophical Frameworks

Recovery residences promote recovery, which is “a process of change through which individuals improve their health and wellness, live a self-directed life, and strive to reach their full potential (SAMHSA 2012). According to the NARR, recovery residences accomplish this:

through social model recovery (SMR),
by providing four supportive dimensions (SD),
by upholding recovery principles (RP), and
by increasing recovery capital (RC).

To learn more about each of these frameworks, complete the Recovery Literacy Course.

Source:

NARR Compendium – NARR-Compendium-C-v6 (1)

	1. Marketplace
	1.1. Supply and Demand
	1.2. Affordability and Sustainability
	1.3. Reputation and Discrimination
	2. Common Language
	2.1. Language
	2.2. Definitions
	3. Policy Intersections
	3.1. Recovery Component
	3.2. Housing Component
	3.3. Treatment Component
	4. Past, Present and Future
	4.1. 1800s
	4.2. 1900s
	4.3. 2000s
	4.4. Future
	5. Levels of Support
	5.1. Levels Overview
	5.2. Level Delineation
	5.3. Multiple Criteria
	6. RR Best Practices
	6.1. 10 Guiding Principles
	6.2. Standards and Certification
	6.3. Philosophical Frameworks
	7. Roles and Responsibilities
	7.1. Governance
	7.2. Leadership
	8. Quiz: Recovery Residences in the US

Philosophical Frameworks

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