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200 10$aStrength, Support, Setbacks and Solutions$b[electronic resource] $eThe developmental pathway to addiction recovery
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327   $aCover; Imprint; Dedication; Contents; About the author ; Acknowledgements; About the book; Chapter 1: Recovery - A personal journey of change and hope; Chapter 2: Theoretical model for the book; Chapter 3: Recovery stories in the Glasgow Recovery Study; Chapter 4: Pilot stories of recovery; Chapter 5: Rationale, design and pilot studies for the professional interviews; Chapter 6: Case studies of recovery stories; Chapter 7: Developmental pathways to recovery among addiction professionals; Chapter 8: The recovery capital of addiction professionals and its relationship to well-being
327   $aChapter 9: Recovery and the developmental model of change Chapter 10: Recovery and the future
330   $aStrength, Support, Setbacks and Solutions is a follow-up to Addiction Recovery: A movement for social change and personal growth in the UK (2012). It tests a number of the hypotheses and models of recovery outlined in the earlier publication by presenting and examining a range of accounts from those in recovery from alcohol or illicit drug addiction. The handbook re-familiarises the reader with the concept of recovery and its origins, recovery capital, contagion and recovery champions, before examining stories told by people in recovery about how they managed to achieve it and what it did for
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