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Recovery and Competencies

Recovery and Competencies. Vicki Beere, Clair Burkitt and Charlie Plucker. Project 6 ~ Building Social Capital. Introduction: Drug Strategy and Building Recovery in Communities Project 6 : Integrated Recovery System “Learning how to survive in a substance free world”.

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Recovery and Competencies

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  1. Recovery and Competencies Vicki Beere, Clair Burkitt and Charlie Plucker Project 6 ~ Building Social Capital

  2. Introduction: Drug Strategy and Building Recovery in Communities Project 6 : Integrated Recovery System “Learning how to survive in a substance free world”

  3. Our Structured Recovery Programme 12 week Structured Recovery Programme (drugs and alcohol) The therapeutic benefit of closed groups The Graduation Evolving and Evaluating

  4. From theory to reality: Instillation of hope through recovery experts Altruism Reduction of social isolation Into the community Equals the creation of social capital

  5. Competencies: Professionalisation of the workforce is important Competencies and characteristics? Empathy and genuine positive regard Belief service users are experts in their own recovery Ability to assist in building self efficacy Ability to reflect on practice Aspirations for recovery

  6. Conclusions: Our outcomes speak for themselves Our service users speak for themselves Being right

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