Support for recovery

Room 1.07
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Wednesday, 23 October, 2024 - 10:50 to 12:20
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About

This session highlights essential support mechanisms for people recovering from substance use disorders. Presentations cover insights from lived experiences, emphasising personal strengths and resources in long-term recovery. Discussions also include the impact of individual placement and support on employment, the importance of attachment and parenting in recovery, and the ongoing role of treatment post-discharge, providing a holistic view of recovery support.

Chair

Myers
Bronwyn
Professor (Director)
Curtin enAble Institute
 Perth , Australia

Type

Short communication session

Tracks

Open track

Keywords

Qualitative methods
Capacity-building
Drug user's perspectives
Gender perspectives
Underrepresented groups
Mental health and wellbeing
Treatment
Prevention
Europe
Quantitative methods
Clinical research/practice
Psychostimulants
Public health
Risky behaviours
Policy
Health inequalities
Basic research
Alcohol
Monitoring and evaluation
Workforce

Presentations

Wednesday, 23 October

10:50

Short communication

A systematic review of the nuances of attachment, bonding and parenting for mothers in addiction recovery

10:50 to 12:20
Room 1.07
Louise McCulloch

Short communication

Embodied Storytelling: An Accessible Approach to Re-storying in the Recovery Process

10:50 to 12:20
Room 1.07
Meghann Perry

Short communication

Emotional dysregulation as a predictor of cocaine severity and withdrawal symptoms

10:50 to 12:20
Room 1.07
Alba Palazón-Llecha

Short communication

Exploring Personal Strengths and Resources in Long-Term Substance Use Disorder Recovery: Insights from Lived Experience

10:50 to 12:20
Room 1.07
Myriam Beaulieu

Short communication

Recovery does not stop at discharge: A qualitative evaluation of Alcohol Recovery Navigators in North East England.

10:50 to 12:20
Room 1.07
Emma-Joy Holland

Short communication

The effect of Individual Placement and Support on employment outcomes for individuals with substance use disorders

10:50 to 12:20
Room 1.07
Eline Borger Rognli

Short communication

The role of specialist substance use and addiction treatment in building recovery capital

10:50 to 12:20
Room 1.07
Florian De Meyer

Short communication

Understanding the process of drug addiction recovery through learning from lived experience

10:50 to 12:20
Room 1.07
Thomas Martinelli
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