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Recovery Support
The range of services, programmes, and community resources that help individuals sustain recovery and improve their health, wellbeing, and quality of life after or alongside treatment for substance use disorders. These supports may include peer support, recovery coaching, mutual-help groups, housing assistance, employment services, family support, and community-based recovery programmes. Recovery support recognises that recovery is an ongoing process and that long-term wellbeing often requires continued social, practical, and emotional support. By strengthening personal resilience, social connections, and opportunities for reintegration, recovery support plays an important role in comprehensive responses to substance use.
Introduction to Motivational Interviewing: A way of being
How to scale peer support in a country lacking ‘mutual aid’. Implementation of Recovery Coaching in Qatar
The Role of the Family in Recovery
Global Position Paper on Recovery
A Collaborative Approach to Addressing Substance Use Among PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) Clients at the Sexual Health Promotion Clinic in Hanoi, Vietnam
Stanislavski Method:The emotion in mental addiction treatment.Adults with drugs addiction problems in prison
Sociolinguistic Aspects of Stigmatization and Implications for Addiction Treatment
Managing stigma and professional identity development: Qualitative Study of Addiction Counsellors with Lived Experience
Exploring Perspectives of People in Recovery: Peer Support Groups in Drug Rehabilitation within the Maldivian Context
Best and Promising Practices for Improving the Drug Demand Reduction Workforce: International Case Studies in Successful NGO and Government Collaboration
Research Update from the National Institute on Drug Abuse
Public Health of Addiction
Utilizing community and humanistic psychology in the establishment of effective psychosocial interventions for people with addiction problems. The example of the Self-Help Promotion Program in Greece
Resilience
Day 2, 11:00 - 12.30, ISSUP, Official Launch of the Global Women’s Network for Treatment and Recovery
Vulnerable Populations – Migrants and Refugees (Panahgah)
Cultural Impact on Resident Retention: Māori Programmes Universal Resonance in Substance Use Treatment
Assessing and prevention of suicide risk among Substance use disorder patients
Day 1, 16:00 - 17:30, ISSUP, Speak to the Heart: Unleashing the Power of Engaging Stories
Building Inclusive Recovery Cities: Generating community connection and community resilience to improve prevention and early intervention
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