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Home is where recovery begins
Lori Ashcraft1, William A Anthony, Chris Martin
1Recovery Opportunity Center at Recovery Innovations, Inc., Phoenix, USA. lori@recoveryopportunity.com
Behavioral Healthcare
|June 20, 2008
Summary
This study advocates for a shift from traditional care models to recovery-oriented housing. Empowering individuals in their housing choices fosters greater investment in sustained recovery and community living.
Area of Science:
- Social Sciences
- Healthcare Management
- Community Psychology
Background:
- The traditional continuum of care model has limitations in supporting long-term recovery.
- Past approaches have not always been effective, necessitating a re-evaluation of service delivery.
Purpose of the Study:
- To explore and advocate for recovery-oriented housing opportunities.
- To shift focus from "placing" individuals to empowering them in their housing decisions.
- To promote community living success through person-centered approaches.
Main Methods:
- Qualitative analysis of service delivery challenges.
- Conceptual framework development for recovery-oriented housing.
- Emphasis on client self-determination in housing selection.
Main Results:
- Client involvement in housing planning increases investment and meaning.
- Minimizing residential moves facilitates relationship and support system development.
- Staff-centric adjustments may be more beneficial than client relocation.
Conclusions:
- Recovery-oriented housing models that prioritize self-determination are crucial.
- Empowering individuals in their living choices enhances recovery maintenance.
- Education should build on client strengths to support community living.
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