SAMHSA's Best Practices for Recovery Housing

SAMHSA’s Best Practices for Recovery Housing

Training on Recovery Housing Best Practices is essential for cultivating environments that genuinely support long-term recovery. This comprehensive training will guide participants in developing and operating recovery residences that are fundamentally recovery-centered, while actively promoting person-centered, individualized, and strengths-based approaches. The training will underscore the importance of certification as a hallmark of quality, encourage the promotion of evidence-based practices, and equip participants with the skills to effectively evaluate program effectiveness for continuous improvement.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Design and implement recovery housing operational procedures that are recovery-centered, person-centered, and incorporate the social model approach, ensuring the creation of supportive peer environments.
• Demonstrate the ability to integrate principles of equity, cultural competence, and trauma-informed care into their recovery housing practices, while upholding quality, integrity, and resident safety.
• Identify the requirements for recovery housing certification, utilize evidence-based practices, and establish methods for evaluating program effectiveness to ensure continuous improvement and sustainable operational models.

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