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• Improve Access to Quality Treatment Programs
  [[Category:SAFE-Treatment and Recovery]]
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• Treatment
  ...ssments take into account an individual's strengths, needs, resources, and recovery capital. Levels of care/continuum of care include: ...ls considerations on Medicated Assisted Treatment (MAT)/Medicated Assisted Recovery (MAR).
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• Improve Recovery Housing
  ...dividuals and communities to ensure recovery housing options are reputable and have the best interests of their residents in mind. ...rected by a licensed prescriber.” <ref>https://www.samhsa.gov/resource/ebp/recovery-housing-best-practices-suggested-guidelines.</ref>
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• Expand Recovery High Schools
  ...e opportunities for group therapy, meetings with substance use counselors, and an environment where they are encouraged to be open about their struggles. ...s statistics for recovery high schools are positive. Students who attend a recovery high school are much less likely to return to use compared to their peers w
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• Recovery
  ...to incorporate their recovery pathway into their identity. Moreover, that recovery path consistently changes — it is an evolutionary journey. ...of integration across the Institute of Medicine's (IOM) Continuum of Care and prioritizing outcomes in community work before [https://www.yoursafesolutio
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• Harm Reduction
  ...rimary goal of harm reduction strategies to get someone into treatment and recovery. ...the substance use disorder field, some of the strategies are controversial and have historically been met with community resistance. This makes it even mo
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• Main Page
  ...ch a compendium of research, educational materials, innovative approaches, and best practices curated from national subject matter experts to address the ...and many innovative efforts are being attempted that traditional research and information sharing practices are neither sufficient nor fast enough. That
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• Expand Positive Recreation Opportunities
  ...ors. Engaging in positive recreation activities reinforces positive health and social well-being. ...include fitness, recreational therapies, social and community activities, and hobbies.
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• The Recovery Ecosystem
  ...will be a significant element in bridging prevention and recovery efforts and in advancing work that is coordinated across the full continuum of care. '''Definition and Dimensions of Recovery'''
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• Create Recovery-Ready Communities
  ...g-related problems as a vehicle for collective healing, community renewal, and enhanced intergenerational resilience. <ref>https://peerrecoverynow.org/</r ...ports have seen a substantial return on their investment both in financial and human terms.
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• Improve Access to Recovery Coaches for Parents of Newborns
  ...s/</ref> The effectiveness of the lived experience and the training of the recovery coach cannot be understated in its value to comprehensive SUD treatment for '''The Definition of a Recovery Coach.'''
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• Strengthen Peer Recovery Support Services and Programs
  ...overy Support Specialists also provide lived experience with mental health and with co-occurring disorders. ...iliational support. These are types of support vs. delivery service models and have been found useful with assisting with community-based peer-to-peer ser
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• Expand the Use of MAT/MAR in Correctional Facilities
  ...nvironment and has been shown to reduce drug use, overdose, and mortality and recidivism rates. <ref>https://www.sheriffs.org/publications/Jail-Based-MAT ...council.org/medication-assisted-treatment-for-opioid-use-disorder-in-jails-and-prisons/</ref>
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• Expand Early Intervention Strategies
  ...iding information about substance use risks, normal or safe levels of use, and strategies to quit or cut down on use. For individuals with more serious su ...y intervention can involve multi-sector partnerships and community leaders and members. Intervention services may be initiated in community settings such
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• Enhance Collaboration of Providers Using a Family-Centered Approach
  ...ent, and other services systems offers a multitude of practical strategies and solutions to improve outcomes for child welfare in families affected by sub ...amily-centered interventions. These address the multiple needs of families and positively influence five core outcomes, or the 5Rs, for families in the ch
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• Expand Motivational Interviewing
  ...otherwise feel reluctant to change, MI supports incremental choices toward recovery. It also holds particular relevance to the harm reduction community, becaus ...ons and is confident in their recovery, they are more likely to stay sober and to not relapse after treatment.
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• Expand Access to MAT/MAR for Pregnant People
  ...provides information specifically relevant for the role of MAT/MAR during and after pregnancy. ..._paper508v.pdf</ref> Methadone clinics should provide information sessions and materials to help pregnant people prepare for the experience of delivering
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• System Building
  ...lition, supporting advocacy efforts, applying data performance approaches, and leading policy change. ...ions menus (prevention, early intervention, treatment, harm reduction, and recovery).
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• Increase Support for Individuals in Recovery
  .... It addresses clinical or therapeutical topics, such as progress tracking and motivational interviewing. Likewise, it introduces concerns around quality ...e effective in addressing environmental concerns, such as stigma reduction and social determinants of health, as well as in providing more effective suppo
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• Expand and Enhance Speciality Courts
  ...monitoring and supervision, graduated sanctions and incentives, treatment, and various rehabilitation services. <ref>https://www.ojp.gov/pdffiles1/nij/238 ...he community is encouraged through participation in hearings, programming, and events such as graduation. <ref> https://www.ojp.gov/pdffiles1/nij/238527.
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