A Recovery Network With Clear Roles
Identify distinct support needs, appropriate contacts, and a backup when someone is unavailable.
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Recovery support networks
Match recovery needs with specific people or services and prepare consent-based requests and backups.
Directly supported by recovery-network resources. The starter plans roles and access without assuming a single person, group, or pathway can meet every need.
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A Recovery Network With Clear Roles
Recovery support may include healthcare, medication care, peers, practical help, trusted relationships, or community connection. Different people can offer different things, and no one has to be available all the time. Build a network around your goals and actual preferences.
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Recovery Can Include More Than One Kind of Support
Identify a personally meaningful recovery priority and the kind of help it needs.
The Missed Bus: A Recovery Planning Example
See how a fictional person adjusts a plan when practical barriers interfere.
My Difficult-Moment Support Map
Connect an early signal with one available action and a backup source of support.
Ask for the Kind of Support You Need
Practice a specific support request while leaving room for limits and alternatives.
Make One Support Easier to Reach
Remove one practical obstacle to a support option you have chosen.
Review Without Starting Over
Identify what a recent attempt revealed and choose an adjusted support step.
Facilitator Notes: Recovery Goals and Access
Use the pack to support choice and practical planning within an appropriate care relationship.
Building My Recovery Support Team
Match different recovery needs with specific people, services, and requests.
Recovery Can Include Different Supports
Explain recovery options while keeping personal choice and medical safety visible.
Explore practical situations
Each situation offers ten shared activity frameworks in the full library.