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MODULE 2RECOVERY AND

RECOVERY MANAGEMENT

Treatment for Substance Use

DisordersThe Continuum of Care

for Addiction Professionals

The Colombo Plan Asian Centre for Certification and Education of Addiction Professionals Training Series

Curriculum 2


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Module 2 Learning Objectives

Define recovery

Define abstinence in the context of recovery

List and briefly describe at least six guiding

principles of recovery

Define recovery management

Define recovery-oriented systems of care


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Recovery: A Consensus Definition

Recovery from alcohol and drug problems is a

process of change through which an individual

achieves abstinence and improved health,

wellness and quality of life.

Source: U.S. Center for Substance Abuse Treatment. (2007). National Summit on Recovery: Conference

report.HHS Publication No. (SMA) 07-4276. Rockville, MD: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services

Administration. Retrieved July 12, 2011, from http://www.pfr.samhsa.gov/docs/Summit_Rpt_1.pdf


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Recovery

A process of change

Continuous growth and improved functioning

Recovery management over a lifetime


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Abstinence in the Context of

Recovery

Not using alcohol or any non-prescribed

psychoactive drugs

Not misusing any prescribed psychoactive

drugs


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Abstinence in the Context of

Recovery

Using the term non-prescribed allows for use

of psychoactive medications to treat substance

use disorders, mental disorders, or medical

conditions (such as severe pain) whennecessary


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What About Nicotine and Caffeine?


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Wellness

Image source: http://definitionofwellness.com/


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Recovery from Both Mental and

Substance Use Disorders: 2011 Definition

Recovery is a process of change whereby

individuals work to improve their own health

and wellness and to live a meaningful life in a

community of their choice while striving toachieve their full potential

Source: U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Blog. (2011,May 20). Retrieved July 12, 2011, from http://blog.samhsa.gov/2011/05/20/recovery-defined-a-unified-working-definition-and-set-of-principles/


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2.10

Small-group Exercise: Guiding

Principles of Recovery

Assignments:

Group 1: Principles 1, 2, & 3




Prepare a presentation on each assigned

principleBe creative! Use pictures, stories, real-life

examples


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Lunch60 minutes


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2.12

Small-group Exercise: Guiding

Principles of Recovery

Assignments:





Prepare a presentation on each assigned

principleBe creative! Use pictures, stories, real-life

examples


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2.13

Recovery Management

Shifts the focus away from discrete episodes

of treatment, or acute care, toward a long-

term, client-directed view of recovery


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2.14

Elements of Recovery Management

Client empowerment

Assessment

Recovery resource development

Recovery education and training

Ongoing monitoring and support

Recovery advocacy

Evidenced-based treatment and support

servicesSource: White, W.L., Boyle, M.G., Loveland, D.L., & Corrington, P.W. (n.d.). What is behavioral health

recovery management? A brief primer. Retrieved July 12, 2011, from

http://www.bhrm.org/papers/BHRM%20primer.pdf


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Client Empowerment

Ensuring that those in treatment participate

fully in:

Their treatment and recovery planning

Planning, design, and evaluation of treatmentprograms


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Assessment

Identifying both the problems and the

STRENGTHSof individuals and their families


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2.17

Recovery Resource Development

Linking personal, professional, and indigenous

community resources into recovery

management teams

Guiding the individual and his or her family intorelationship with a larger community of shared

experience (a recovery community)

Recovery-oriented systems of care


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Recovery Education and Training

Enhancing the recovery-based knowledge and

skills of individuals in recovery, their families,

service providers, and the larger community


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Ongoing Monitoring and Support

Professional checkups

Peer mentoring/recovery coaching


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Recovery Advocacy

Advocating for social and institutional policies

that counter stigma and discrimination

Advocating for systems that promote long-term

recovery


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Evidenced-based Treatment and

Support Services

Replacing less effective treatment and

recovery support services with approaches

that have a sturdier foundation of scientific

supportDeveloping services that remove barriers to

recovery and enhance individuals recovery

capital


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Break15 minutes

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