PRACTICE PACK
PK07
Recovery: support for the next step
Plan for real life, with support.
Identify one recovery priority, prepare for a difficult moment, and make a specific support request. Original examples and review pages make space for changing goals, practical barriers, and professional care.
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A sequence you can adapt
Choose the pages that fit. The sequence is optional; it is not a complete treatment protocol.
- Understand
Recovery Can Include More Than One Kind of Support
Identify a personally meaningful recovery priority and the kind of help it needs.
- See a fictional example
The Missed Bus: A Recovery Planning Example
See how a fictional person adjusts a plan when practical barriers interfere.
- Explore
My Difficult-Moment Support Map
Connect an early signal with one available action and a backup source of support.
- Rehearse
Ask for the Kind of Support You Need
Practice a specific support request while leaving room for limits and alternatives.
- Practice between sessions
Make One Support Easier to Reach
Remove one practical obstacle to a support option you have chosen.
- Reflect and review
Review Without Starting Over
Identify what a recent attempt revealed and choose an adjusted support step.
- Prepare to facilitate
Facilitator Notes: Recovery Goals and Access
Use the pack to support choice and practical planning within an appropriate care relationship.
Facilitator guidance
Let the person define the language and goals of recovery. Assess current clinical needs through established care processes before using planning pages; medical withdrawal, overdose, and urgent risk require appropriate care. Do not require a detailed account of substance use or interpret completion as readiness.