Recovery - ANSWER A process of change through which individuals improve
their health and wellness, live a self-directed life, and strive to reach their full
potential.
SAMSHA - ANSWER Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service
Administration
Personal Recovery - ANSWER What people experience themselves as they
become empowered to manage their mental illness and or substance use
disorder in a manner that allows them to achieve a meaningful life and a
positive sense of belonging in their community.
4 Dimensions of Recovery - ANSWER Health, Home, Purpose, and
Community
Health Dimension - ANSWER Managing ones disease(s) as well as living in a
physically and emotionally healthy way.
Home Dimension - ANSWER A stable and safe place to live.
Purpose Dimension - ANSWER Meaningful daily activities such as a job,
school, volunteerism, family caretaking, or creative endeavors, and the
independence, income, and resources to participate in society.
, Community Dimension - ANSWER Relationships and social networks that
provide support, friendship, love, and hope.
Peer Recovery Support - ANSWER A person or family member who has lived
experience with a mental illness and or addiction to alcohol and/or other drugs,
and has also completed formal training who provides one to one strength-based
support to peers in recovery.
Four Goals of Recovery Support - ANSWER Promoting hope, optimism and
health; reducing barriers, promoting recovery; linking and connecting with
recovery support services.
Four Domains of Peer Support - ANSWER Advocacy, ethical responsibility,
mentoring and education, and recovery/wellness support.
4 types of support offered by Peer Recovery Supports - ANSWER Emotional
Support, Informational Support, Instrumental Support, and Affiliational
Support.
Emotional Support - ANSWER Demonstrate empathy and concern, promote
self esteem.
Infomational Support - ANSWER Support with information related to health
and wellness as well sd community health and social services.
Instrumental Support (tangible support) - ANSWER Concrete assistance in
completing tasks - for example: assist with finding child care, a job or
community health and social services.
their health and wellness, live a self-directed life, and strive to reach their full
potential.
SAMSHA - ANSWER Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service
Administration
Personal Recovery - ANSWER What people experience themselves as they
become empowered to manage their mental illness and or substance use
disorder in a manner that allows them to achieve a meaningful life and a
positive sense of belonging in their community.
4 Dimensions of Recovery - ANSWER Health, Home, Purpose, and
Community
Health Dimension - ANSWER Managing ones disease(s) as well as living in a
physically and emotionally healthy way.
Home Dimension - ANSWER A stable and safe place to live.
Purpose Dimension - ANSWER Meaningful daily activities such as a job,
school, volunteerism, family caretaking, or creative endeavors, and the
independence, income, and resources to participate in society.
, Community Dimension - ANSWER Relationships and social networks that
provide support, friendship, love, and hope.
Peer Recovery Support - ANSWER A person or family member who has lived
experience with a mental illness and or addiction to alcohol and/or other drugs,
and has also completed formal training who provides one to one strength-based
support to peers in recovery.
Four Goals of Recovery Support - ANSWER Promoting hope, optimism and
health; reducing barriers, promoting recovery; linking and connecting with
recovery support services.
Four Domains of Peer Support - ANSWER Advocacy, ethical responsibility,
mentoring and education, and recovery/wellness support.
4 types of support offered by Peer Recovery Supports - ANSWER Emotional
Support, Informational Support, Instrumental Support, and Affiliational
Support.
Emotional Support - ANSWER Demonstrate empathy and concern, promote
self esteem.
Infomational Support - ANSWER Support with information related to health
and wellness as well sd community health and social services.
Instrumental Support (tangible support) - ANSWER Concrete assistance in
completing tasks - for example: assist with finding child care, a job or
community health and social services.
