Therapeutic Goals
At CVRC our main goal is to assist each person gain the skills and capabilities to live a meaningful life substance free. We encourage clients to set goals, to build tools and coping strategies to work towards those goals. We provide an opportunity to practice life skills, to share life experiences and learn how to give positive peer feedback in a safe environment. CVRC encourages an honest evaluation of self and others to help with aftercare strategies.
CVRC’s approach is congruent with the Substance Use and
Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) (2011) working definition of recovery.
10 Principles of Recovery:
☼ Recovery emerges from hope
☼ Recovery is person‐driven
☼ Recovery occurs via many pathways
☼ Recovery is holistic
☼ Recovery is supported by peers and allies
☼ Recovery is supported through relationship and social networks
☼ Recovery is culturally‐based and influenced
☼ Recovery is supported by addressing trauma
☼ Recovery involves individual, family, and community strengths and responsibilities
☼ Recovery is based on respect
Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) (2011) working definition of recovery.
10 Principles of Recovery:
☼ Recovery emerges from hope
☼ Recovery is person‐driven
☼ Recovery occurs via many pathways
☼ Recovery is holistic
☼ Recovery is supported by peers and allies
☼ Recovery is supported through relationship and social networks
☼ Recovery is culturally‐based and influenced
☼ Recovery is supported by addressing trauma
☼ Recovery involves individual, family, and community strengths and responsibilities
☼ Recovery is based on respect
CVRC’s model follows a wellness philosophy.
The goal is to help facilitate client directed change in important areas of functioning.
This tool is used to help clients identify their life goals.
Please note that the ‘spiritual’ component of CVRC is not allied with any religious or formal belief; rather, it is defined
as a holistic belief of a power greater than the self that is person-centered, and promotes healing
The goal is to help facilitate client directed change in important areas of functioning.
This tool is used to help clients identify their life goals.
Please note that the ‘spiritual’ component of CVRC is not allied with any religious or formal belief; rather, it is defined
as a holistic belief of a power greater than the self that is person-centered, and promotes healing