That’s right! Women In New Recovery is proud to announce that two WINR women have been selected to be a part of The Young Peoples Network Dialogue On Recovery! The YNPDR has been formed by The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), which will convene the Young People’s Networking Dialogue on Recovery in Baltimore, MD on December 13, 2010.
This meeting will provide participants – primarily young people (18 – 25 years of age) in recovery and family members of young people in recovery, an opportunity to share creative ideas aboutdeveloping a community-based recovery-oriented system of care for young people in or seeking recovery.
Up to 50 young people and family members of young people in recovery
will interact and participate in panel presentations and working groups on a diverse range
of topics to give a voice to their ideas and creative input for how to improve care and
support.
Among other topics the 50 selected participants will:
- Provide a forum for young people to describe the challenges and successes of their own personal recovery that could inform elements of a new recovery-oriented system of care.
- Elicit from young people concepts and services that they identify as being critical to recovery, including home/school/community recovery capital, relapse prevention and interventions, meaningful family involvement where appropriate, and overcoming stigma and discrimination.
- Provide a forum for family members to describe the gaps they identify in current treatment and recovery programs, policies, and research activities that could be addressed in a new recovery-oriented system that increases family involvement at the practice, program and policy level of recovery programs.
This is a fantastic accomplishment, and one more miracle of sobriety that these women should hold up high! Congratulations ladies!
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