Foundation and Recovery Management Flashcards

Which concept best describes the idea that recovery is possible for anyone regardless of the severity of their substance use disorder?

Answer: Hope and possibility

Hope and possibility is a foundational concept in recovery support, affirming that long-term recovery is achievable for any individual regardless of the severity of their disorder.

In recovery management, what does 'sustained recovery' typically require according to evidence-based frameworks?

Answer: Ongoing continuing care and community support

Sustained recovery is supported by ongoing continuing care and community-based supports rather than a single treatment episode.

A peer support specialist notices a person in recovery is isolating and missing check-ins. The BEST first response is to:

Answer: Conduct an outreach visit or phone call to reconnect

Proactive outreach is a key recovery management strategy to re-engage individuals showing early warning signs of relapse.

Which type of recovery capital refers to internal personal strengths such as coping skills, self-efficacy, and resilience?

Answer: Personal capital

Personal capital includes internal assets like self-efficacy, problem-solving skills, and resilience that support an individual's recovery.

What distinguishes a recovery-oriented system of care (ROSC) from traditional treatment systems?

Answer: ROSC coordinates multiple supports across a person's lifespan

A ROSC coordinates a broad array of clinical and non-clinical supports tailored to an individual's changing needs across the lifespan.

The term 'recovery management checkups' (RMC) refers to:

Answer: Proactive post-treatment monitoring and re-engagement interventions

Recovery management checkups are proactive contacts after treatment discharge to monitor recovery status and facilitate re-engagement when needed.

Which statement BEST reflects the wellness model as applied in recovery support services?

Answer: Wellness encompasses physical, mental, social, and spiritual dimensions of health

The wellness model addresses multiple life dimensions including physical, emotional, social, occupational, and spiritual health as part of holistic recovery.