recovery programs
Structured healing efforts
Recovery programs are structured efforts to help people overcome addiction, trauma, or other serious difficulties.
The term most often refers to substance abuse treatment—twelve-step programs, rehabilitation centers, or outpatient counseling: She's been in a recovery program for six months.
Recovery programs also exist for mental health, eating disorders, and compulsive behaviors.
In computing, a recovery program restores lost data or system function after a crash.
- detoxificationRemoving harmful substances internally
- emergency reliefUrgent assistance after disasters
- disaster reliefAssistance following catastrophic events
- sobrietyUnimpaired mental state
- clean timeDuration of abstinence
rehabilitation · relapse prevention · therapy · abstinence · one day at a time · harm reduction · stimulus packages · support groups · aftercare · counseling · mental health support · reconstruction · sober living · reforestation · addiction · job creation · sober curious · twelve-step
- substance abuseaddiction, abuse, drug abuse, alcohol abuse, substance use
- addiction servicesrehab, detox, naloxone, Narcan, methadone
- Alcohol Awarenessalcohol education, alcohol abuse, alcoholism, underage drinking, teen drinking
- humanitarian aidaid, aid organizations, aid workers, disaster relief, aid agencies
- mental healthpsychiatry, psychotherapy, mental illness, psychiatrist, therapist
- Alcohol RecoveryAlcoholics Anonymous, AA, rehab, detox, AA meetings
recovery programsrelapse
Return to former illness
substance abuse · using · drug abuse · hitting bottom · alcoholism
recovery programsincarceration
Confinement in jail
criminalization · mandatory sentencing · prison · penal system · neglect