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  • Addiction Research
  • Mental Health Studies
  • Community Support Programs

Background:

  • The Phoenix provides free physical activities and social events as an alternative to traditional substance use disorder (SUD) mutual-help programs.
  • It serves individuals with SUD and co-occurring mental health disorders.
  • Despite its growth, research on The Phoenix's role in recovery is limited.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore the experiences and perceived benefits of The Phoenix program among its members and instructors.
  • To understand the unique contributions of The Phoenix to recovery from substance use disorder.

Main Methods:

  • Conducted five focus groups: three with members (N=10) and two with instructors (N=4).
  • Total participants: 14 individuals.

Main Results:

  • Participants valued The Phoenix's inclusive, supportive, and non-judgmental community.
  • Key benefits reported include enhanced resilience, improved coping mechanisms for stress and negative emotions, increased positive affect, and a stronger sense of purpose.
  • Members particularly emphasized the impact of community, connection, and shared purpose.

Conclusions:

  • The Phoenix fosters recovery through a unique combination of peer support and physical activity.
  • Its strengths-based, destigmatizing approach promotes connection, resilience, and emotional well-being, potentially aiding long-term remission from substance use disorder.