Building Bridges: The Power of Recovery Capital in Addiction Recovery
Episode Overview
Recovery capital encompasses holistic resources beyond mere substance separation Discussions on disparities in access to recovery for marginalized communities Emphasis on the significance of peer support, recovery coaches, and recovery housing Advocacy for inclusive cultural competence and measurement of recovery capital Call to action for professionals to explore best practices and tools for tracking recovery progress
We want to help people...So the goal is to get a person whole again and have a 360-degree view of recovery.
Ever thought about what it takes to sustain long-term recovery from addiction? In this episode of the 'Recovery Rebirth Podcast', hosts Dominick Gladstone and Jillian Green dive deep into the concept of recovery capital. They explore how various resources—like safe housing, mental health support, and vocational skills—can make a world of difference in someone's recovery journey.
But it's not just about the individual; the episode also sheds light on the role of community and social support, emphasizing the importance of peer networks and recovery coaches. The hosts tackle some tough issues, too. They highlight the disparities in access to recovery resources for marginalized communities, reminding us that while addiction doesn't discriminate, recovery support often does.
You'll hear about the economic benefits of investing in recovery capital and why it's crucial to measure these resources to secure funding and improve outcomes. The conversation is packed with practical advice and real-world examples, making it clear that recovery capital is more than just a buzzword—it's a lifeline. Whether you're in recovery, supporting someone who is, or working in the addiction field, this episode offers valuable insights into creating a more inclusive and effective recovery landscape.
Tune in to learn how you can contribute to building bridges in the recovery community.