What keeps patients going in recovery after they are no longer patients? Why make self-inventories, get rid of secrets, make amends, and go to more meetings not connected to a treatment facility? Are those activities ends in themselves or are they means to some other end?"
-Hierarchy of Recovery
A scholarly and engaging discussion of recovery from addiction, based on Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs and created by a leading treatment provider. Checklists and personal inventories help you measure and quantify individual client progress--a critical capability in this age of accountability.
- Defines the full scope of recovery beyond abstinence
- Provides counselors and clients with a powerful new dialogue to promote continued healing
- Includes checklists and personal inventories
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978-1-61649-233-5 (9781616492335)
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