Recovery Management

Substance use issues and addiction arise out of the intersectional personal, family, cultural and societal contexts and unfold in variable patterns and trajectories. These same forces generate heterogeneous recovery experiences. Recovery management challenges the historical story of revolving acute interventions to treat people with substance use disorders. This session will explore the implications of the wide diversity in recovery experiences and explored the design and conduct of treatment planning to utilize recovery management to support increased recovery capital for individuals, service providers and families.

Objectives

Describe how the recovery paradigm includes a transition from acute interventions to recovery management
Depict variations in identity reconstruction (i.e.: recovery-positive versus recovery neutral identities)
Identify professionally directed and personally directed recovery management including post-stabilization monitoring (recovery check-ups); stage-appropriate recovery education; recovery coaching; active linkage to communities of recovery; recovery community resource development; and, early intervention
Outline tools utilized for recovery management to enhance recovery capital

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About the Conference

This one-day Recovery Capital Virtual Conference will include:

Expert Speakers presenting on Assessing and how to build Recovery Capital, the Science of Recovery, and other related topics.
Earn CEUs
Networking Opportunities
Full Conference Experience using the WHOVA App