With a clear working definition of recovery, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), along with people in recovery, developed ten guiding principles of recovery. These principles were designed to help advance recovery opportunities and clarify concepts. This training will provide peer and certified recovery support specialist with an in-depth look at each guiding principle, SAMHSA’s four dimensions that support life in recovery, as well as, how to apply the guiding principles while serving in their role.
| Module 1 | Unit 1 |
|---|---|
| Unit 1 | Using Recovery Oriented Principles in Your Role |
| Unit 2 | An Overview… |
| Unit 3 | Guiding Principles of Recovery |
| Unit 4 | The Application of Hope |
| Unit 5 | Recovery Is Person-Driven |
| Unit 6 | Recovery Has Many Pathways |
| Unit 7 | Recovery is Holistic |
| Unit 8 | Peer Support |
| Unit 9 | Recovery Is Relational |
| Unit 10 | Recovery is Cultural |
| Unit 11 | The Application of Cultural Competence |
| Module 2 | Unit 2 |
| Unit 1 | Addresses Trauma |
| Unit 2 | STRENGTHS/RESPONSIBILITY |
| Unit 3 | Respect |
| Unit 4 | How Would You Apply the Principles? |
| Unit 5 | SAMHSA’S Four Dimensions for a Life in Recovery |
| Unit 6 | References |
| Module 3 | Final Course Exam |
| Unit 1 | Final Course Exam |