These facilitator’s packs were developed so that others can engage with people and groups within recovery communities, and demonstrate the techniques used in our project ‘understanding the role of recovery communities’.
Within these packs are session plans which have step by step instructions for how to carry out each activity and additional support materials which can be printed and used while delivering the sessions. These activities were co-produced with people impacted by alcohol and drugs, including men, women and family members.
These activities are intended for use in collaboration with recovery communities. It is important for the safety of your participants that their community is aware of the activities taking place and are able to support the wellbeing of your participants throughout the engagement process.
Journey map
The Journey Map activity helps illustrate how relationships, services, community supports and personal achievements (referred to as Recovery Capital) can contribute to an individual’s recovery over time.
CHIME mapping
The CHIME recovery framework describes the five key processes that support personal recovery: Connectedness, Hope, Identity, Meaning, and Empowerment. In this activity people are asked to write how their group or support service has helped them with each of the CHIME processes.
Get in touch
Please send us an email at his.alcoholanddrugs@nhs.scot if you:
- have a question about our programme or resources
- would like to speak to a member of our team about our work