Description:
Recovery housing is more than a place to live. It a vital part of the recovery continuum that provides safe, substance-free environments, peer support, accountability, and opportunities to build long-term recovery. This interactive training is designed for peer recovery professionals, RCO staff, treatment providers, and others who support individuals in recovery. Participants will learn how to identify when recovery housing is appropriate, understand the different levels of recovery residences, and use person-centered referral and warm handoff strategies to connect individuals with housing and community resources that best support their recovery journey. Through discussion, case studies, and practical activities, participants will leave with tools can immediately apply their work.
Learning Objectives:
- Explain the purpose of recovery housing and differentiate it from other housing and treatment options.
- Identify the recovery housing level that best matches an individuals' recovery needs using person-centered referral considerations.
- Apply effective referral and warm handoff strategies to connect individuals with appropriate recovery housing and community resources.
CEU Information:
This course provides 2.0 CEU’s. CEU’s are Category 1 CEU provided by Indiana State statute 839IAC 1-6-2(F)(86)
Registration information provided as part of this course may be used by MHAI for various purposes, including reporting to state agencies and other accreditation and/or funding sources.