The Role of Recreation and Recreational Therapists in Developing a Recovery-Oriented Identity for People with Substance Use Disorders

Page, Jason; Townsend, Jasmine

doi:10.1080/07347324.2017.1407225

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“…For counselor trainees in recovery, this process may include the integration of experiences related to substance use and recovery into their developing counselor professional identity. Page and Townsend (2018) emphasized that upon entering recovery, persons begin developing a new social identity grounded in tenets of health and wellness: a shift from holding a dominant substance user identity to a dominant recovery identity. Various models have sought to explain the process of recovery identity development.…”

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Integration of addiction recovery and professional identities for counselor trainees

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2023

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“…Page and Townsend (2018) emphasized that upon entering recovery, persons begin developing a new social identity grounded in tenets of health and wellness: a shift from holding a dominant substance user identity to a dominant recovery identity. Various models have sought to explain the process of recovery identity development.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%