Support for recovery

In programme

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

Presentations

Wednesday, 23 October

10:50

Short communication

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

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

Emotional dysregulation as a predictor of cocaine severity and withdrawal symptoms

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

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

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

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

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

10:50 to 12:20

Room 1.07

Thomas Martinelli