Social Capital

Social Capital includes the resources that you have as a result of recovery supportive relationships. This includes benefits from receiving as well as providing support to family, friends and fellowship members.

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

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

How can you help someone identify their social capital or a plan to build upon it?

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

	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

Social Capital

Course Syllabus