Highlights of The Phoenix Recovery House Program
At The Phoenix Recovery House, we offer a supportive, nurturing environment tailored to women and their children recovering from addiction through a one-year, intensive program. Our approach is both evidence-based and trauma-informed, ensuring that every aspect of care is grounded in scientifically validated practices and sensitive to the traumas our residents may have experienced.
Evidence-based care refers to treatment methods that have been scientifically tested and proven effective through rigorous research. This approach ensures that the strategies and therapies we employ are not only safe but also provide the best outcomes for recovery based on current knowledge and clinical expertise.
Trauma-informed care recognizes the widespread impact of trauma and understands potential paths for recovery. It acknowledges the signs and symptoms of trauma in clients, families, and staff involved with the program. With this approach, we aim to make our recovery environment more supportive and avoid inadvertently re-traumatizing our residents.
By combining these methodologies, The Phoenix Recovery House creates a healing space that not only addresses the addiction itself but also fosters a deeper, more holistic recovery, empowering residents to rebuild their lives and emerge stronger.
Upon arrival at The Phoenix Recovery House, residents are welcomed into a supportive and empowering environment where they start a journey toward sustainable recovery. The path to graduation is structured into four distinct phases, each designed to build upon the last, helping residents to reintegrate into society as empowered and productive individuals.
The structured program at The Phoenix Recovery House not only focuses on sobriety but also on developing a comprehensive set of life skills that empower our residents to live independently and confidently post-graduation. Our commitment to compassionate accountability ensures that each resident receives personalized support throughout their journey, making our program a unique and effective pathway to recovery and personal success.
Recovery Capital Assessment: At The Phoenix Recovery House, the Recovery Capital Assessment (R-CAP) is a key tool used to measure the breadth and depth of resources an individual has to initiate and sustain recovery from addiction. Recovery capital encompasses personal, social, cultural, and material resources, such as physical health, psychological resilience, family support, community connections, and financial stability. This comprehensive assessment is conducted upon arrival, every 45 days during the initial phases, and every 90 days thereafter, ensuring that each resident’s treatment plan is tailored and responsive to their evolving needs throughout their recovery journey.
Crisis/Relapse Plan and Goal Setting: Each resident develops a crisis/relapse plan and begins setting short and long-term goals. This planning is crucial for personal accountability and mapping out the steps needed to achieve and maintain recovery. This is built upon each month in Recovery Team Meetings where we invite the residents support system to join us.
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