Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes
Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes
Recovery Residences-What They Are and Effectiveness
Recovery Residences-What They Are and Effectiveness
Recovery Residences-What They Are and Effectiveness
Tuesday 4th December 2018
Learn about the benefits and effectiveness of recovery residences in addiction recovery with Dr. Snipes on the Counselor Toolbox Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Understanding Recovery Residences: A Closer Look with Dr. Snipes
And the people who had the most social support and healthy social support generally were in a recovery residence for Six Months or longer.
Ever wondered what makes recovery residences unique in addiction recovery? In this episode of the 'Counselor Toolbox Podcast with DocSnipes', Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes sheds light on these supportive environments designed to aid long-term sobriety. Unlike traditional halfway houses, recovery residences adopt a social model that normalizes the recovery process, helping individuals build essential life skills and navigate the challenging post-acute withdrawal period. Dr.
Snipes discusses the various levels and phases of these residences, emphasizing the importance of community and social learning. Oxford Houses, for example, have shown promising results in fostering lasting recovery through peer support and shared responsibilities. The episode also touches on practical aspects like state licensing, policy manuals, and funding, making it a valuable resource for anyone considering this recovery pathway.
Whether you're stepping out of treatment or a single parent in need of a safe space, this episode offers insights into how recovery residences can provide a stable and supportive environment for your journey to sobriety.