The recent growth in peer-based recovery support services as an adjunct and alternative to addiction treatment has created heightened ambiguity about the demarcation of responsibilities across three roles: 1) voluntary service roles with communities of recovery, e.g., the role of the sponsor within Twelve Step programs, 2) clinically-focused addiction treatment specialists (e.g., certified addiction counselors, psychiatrists, psychologists and social workers), and 3) paid and volunteer recovery support specialists (e.g., recovery coaches, personal recovery assistants) working within addiction treatment institutions or free-standing recovery advocacy/support organizations. The purpose of this paper is to enhance understanding of these new r...
Tackling addiction examines what recover, addiction and dependence really mean, not only to the prof...
This thesis explored what treatment providers can learn from community-based organizations about vol...
Peer recovery coaches (PRCs) are resources that are being increasingly utilized in the treatment of ...
The recent growth in peer-based recovery support services as an adjunct and alternative to addiction...
New roles in service grow from an unmet need. In the current world of addiction treatment and addict...
A new grassroots recovery advocacy movement and professional efforts to revitalize addiction treatme...
The alcohol and other drug (AOD) problems arena is extending its organizing center from knowledge dr...
This document, for service commissioners and service managers, describes the unique contribution of ...
RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES IN SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT COMPLETION Brett S. Bartruff, University of Pe...
Peer support in substance use recovery assists individuals who seek long-term recovery by establishi...
The Peer Recovery Support Specialist (PRSS), a certified professional who self-identifies as being i...
Summary: Purpose: There are ongoing public initiatives to help substance abusers by involving peer ...
The nation is coming to accept the undeniable reality of a substance abuse epidemic. However, resear...
This resource is designed to assist commissioners, providers and clinicians in maximising the value ...
Peer support is built upon the premise that shared life experiences will benefit both the helper and...
Tackling addiction examines what recover, addiction and dependence really mean, not only to the prof...
This thesis explored what treatment providers can learn from community-based organizations about vol...
Peer recovery coaches (PRCs) are resources that are being increasingly utilized in the treatment of ...
The recent growth in peer-based recovery support services as an adjunct and alternative to addiction...
New roles in service grow from an unmet need. In the current world of addiction treatment and addict...
A new grassroots recovery advocacy movement and professional efforts to revitalize addiction treatme...
The alcohol and other drug (AOD) problems arena is extending its organizing center from knowledge dr...
This document, for service commissioners and service managers, describes the unique contribution of ...
RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES IN SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT COMPLETION Brett S. Bartruff, University of Pe...
Peer support in substance use recovery assists individuals who seek long-term recovery by establishi...
The Peer Recovery Support Specialist (PRSS), a certified professional who self-identifies as being i...
Summary: Purpose: There are ongoing public initiatives to help substance abusers by involving peer ...
The nation is coming to accept the undeniable reality of a substance abuse epidemic. However, resear...
This resource is designed to assist commissioners, providers and clinicians in maximising the value ...
Peer support is built upon the premise that shared life experiences will benefit both the helper and...
Tackling addiction examines what recover, addiction and dependence really mean, not only to the prof...
This thesis explored what treatment providers can learn from community-based organizations about vol...
Peer recovery coaches (PRCs) are resources that are being increasingly utilized in the treatment of ...