Dr. David Best from Leeds Trinity University explores the concept of recovery capital, which refers to the internal and external resources individuals use to sustain long-term recovery. Recovery capital is built across three levels: Personal...
In this presentation, Pete will explores what the ethical codes of the helping professions have to say about client choice and autonomy. He then explores the unique nature and benefits of peer-led mutual support groups generally before talking more...
Employment plays a vital role in long-term recovery, offering structure, purpose, and confidence for individuals rebuilding their lives after treatment. We explored how alumni professionals can play a transformative role in supporting clients as...
Overview:Presenting a Novel Psychosocial Approach to Reducing Cravings based upon the research of Dr Judson Brewer. Neuroscientist, Addiction Psychiatrist. This session uncovers how neuroscience and mindfulness can rewire addictive behaviors for...
Emotional Attachment Behavioral Therapy (EABT) is a flexible and engaging model that helps people stay grounded in recovery by focusing on connection, emotional awareness, and practical coping tools. In this workshop, we’ll explore how EABT can be...
Presenters Serena SaundersProgram Manager, SPCA International PAWsitive Recovery Owen LaukkanenPrograms Associate, SPCA International Overview of the Presentation SPCA International’s PAWsitive Recovery program is built around the healing bond...
In treatment centers across the country, Alumni professionals have a variety of roles and responsibilities. In this workshop, we will focus on your roles as an Alumni Group Facilitator and Alumni Recovery Support Advocates. Join...
An informative presentation on building an effective alumni program specifically tailored for adolescent treatment settings. In this session, we will explore the unique challenges and considerations involved in creating a supportive and engaging...
When a loved one struggles with addiction, families tend to focus their energy and attention on getting that person well. Most believe that if their loved one finds help, then everyone else will be okay. Many family members can see the negative...
Abstract In this work shop, alumni and aftercare professionals get to learn the foundational aspects of building a peer support program. TPAS Member GreeneStone Centre For Recovery has developed a successful system and they want to share it with you...