Recovery Management
- Recovery Management Monograph
Recovery Management and Recovery-oriented Systems of Care: Scientific Rationale and Promising Practices - Ethical Guide for Delivery of Peer Services
- Kaskutas_et_al_1998: Measuring Treatment Philosophy: A Scale for Substance Abuse Recovery Programs
- Addiction Recovery Peer Service Roles- Recovery Management in Health Reform
- Mindfulness Training and Stress Reactivity in Substance Abuse
- Understanding and Utilizing Asam Webinar Slides
- The Setting is the Service- How the Architecture of Sober Living Residences Supports Community Based Recovery
Recovery Oriented Systems of Care (ROSC) Literature & Seminar
- Level of Care Utilization System for Psychiatric & Addiction Services (LOCUS)
- New Addiction Recovery Support Institutions- William L. White
- Guiding Principles and Elements of Recovery-Oriented Systems of Care: What do we know from the research?
- Recovery post treatment-plans, barriers and motivators
- State of the New Recovery Advocacy Movement 2013
- Recovery-oriented care and the organized recovery community
- Leading Change: A Plan for SAMHSA’s Roles and Actions 2011–2014
- SAMHSA’s Working Definition of Recover: 10 Guiding Principles of Recovery
- Guiding Principles and Elements of Recovery-Oriented Systems of Care: What do we know from the research?
- Recovery Community Organization Toolkit
ROSC – Recovery Oriented Systems of Care – 2009 Atlanta, Georgia workshop – speaker William L. White.
- ROSC Session 1 Chapter 1
- ROSC Session 1 Chapter 2
- ROSC Session 1 Chapter 3
- ROSC Session 1 Chapter 4
- ROSC Session 1 Chapter 5
- ROSC Session 1 Chapter 6
- ROSC Session 1 Chapter 7
- ROSC Session 1 Chapter 8
- ROSC Session 1 Chapter 9
- ROSC Session 1 Chapter 10
- ROSC Session 1 Chapter 11
- ROSC Session 1 Chapter 12
- ROSC Session 1 Chapter 13
- ROSC Session 1 Chapter 14
- ROSC Session 1 Chapter 15
- ROSC Session 1 Chapter 16
- ROSC Session 1 Chapter 17
- ROSC Session 1 Chapter 18
- ROSC Session 1 Chapter 19
- ROSC Session 1 Chapter 20
- ROSC Session 1 Chapter 21
- ROSC Session 1 Chapter 22
- ROSC Session 1 Chapter 23
Recovery Capital
- The Potential of Recovery Capital
- A Primer for Addiction Professionals
- View video on ABC on developing recovery capital
- Nicholas Christakis: The hidden influence of social networks
- Connected: The surprising power of our social networks and how they shape our lives
- What Did We Learn from Our Study on Sober Living Houses and Where Do We Go from Here
- Use of Program and Client-Level Data to Study Medical and Non-Medical Treatment Programs
- The Role of Community Services and Informal Support of Five-year drinking Trajectories of Alcohol Dependent and Problem Drinkers
- Social and Community Resources and Long-Term Recovery from Treated and Untreated Alcoholism
- Helping, Spirituality and Alcoholics Anonymous in Recovery
- Halfway Houses and Treatment Outcomes
- Elements That Define Recovery
- Advancing Recovery-Implementing Evidence-Based Treatment for Substance Use Disorders at the Systems Level
- A Clean and Sober Place to Live_ Philosophy, Structure, and Purported Therapeutic Factors in Sober Living Houses
- William White Interviews Dr. David Best
- The Assessment of Recovery Capital-Properties and psychometrics of a measure of addiction recovery strengths
- A Longitudinal Analysis of Psychiatric Severity upon Outcomes Among Substance Abusers Residing in Self-Help Settings
- The Role of Social Supports, Spirituality, Religiousness, Life Meaning and Affiliation
New Recovery Advocacy Movement
Business Development
Under development; an announcement will be forthcoming when this section is expanded.
Forms & Applications
Under development; an announcement will be forthcoming when this section is expanded.
Industry Information - National
Industry Information - Florida
Residence Management
Support Levels
Selecting a Property
Provisioning a Property
Creating a Staffing Plan
Job Descriptions
Pricing Marketplace Research
Marketing & Networking
Recovery Support, Recovery Planning, Recovery Coaches and CRPSS
Life Skills Support
Transportation
Financial Accounting
House Rules & Consequences
General Liability Insurance
For-Profit vs. Non-Profit
Recovery Residence Admistrator
Recovery Residence Research
Fair Housing Rights
- Alcoholism, Drug Addiction, and the Right to Fair Housing- How the Fair Housing Act Applies to Sober Living Homes
- Policy Guide on Community Residences
- Nevada Fair Housing Center, INC., Plaintiff, v. Clark County (subdv. of the State of Nevada)
- Three Legal Protections California Local Governments and Providers of Sober and Other Independent Living For Persons with Disabilities Need to Know
- Fair housing laws, zoning and land use regulations and how they impact residential alcohol and drug treatment programs and sober living residences
- Recovery Residence Report-Fiscal Year 2013-2014 General Appropriations Act
- SAMHSA: Know Your Rights
- Exploitation and Neglect in New York Recovery Housing
Support and Management
- A Pilot Study to Examine the Feasibility and Potential Effectiveness of Using Smartphones to Provide Recovery Support for Adolescents
- The effects of continuing care on emerging adult outcomes following residential addiction treatment
Recovery Planning
Under Development; an announcement will be forthcoming when this section is expanded.
Peer Community
- Facts about Peer Support Service
- Peer-Based Recovery Support Services
- Ethical Guide for the Delivery of Peer Services: 2007
- Peer recovery support for individuals with substance use disorders: assessing the evidence
- Recovery Learning Community-Outcomes Study
- Community Context of Sober Living Houses
- The Evolution of Peer Run Sober Housing as a Recovery Resource for California Communities
- A Primer on Recovery Residences- FAQs from NARR
Social Model
- The Social Model Approach to Substance Abuse Recovery- A Program of Research and Evaluation
- Maximizing Social Model Principles in Residential Recovery
- Social Model Philosophy Scale
- Therapeutic Communities for Addictions: A Review of Their Effectiveness from a Recovery-Oriented Perspective
- Predictors of Flexibility in Social Identity Among People Entering a Therapeutic Community for Substance Abuse
- Introduction to Spcial Issue Paper: Architecture Enhances Mutual Aid in Sober Living Houses
- Models of Recovery
Searchable Research Sites
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