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Past, Present and Future

Introduction to Recovery Residences in the US > Past, Present and Future
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Recovery residences have a long and rich history, and today, many thousands exist in the United States and abroad. This lesson honors the past, examines current events, and projects the future of recovery residences.

Table of Contents

1. 1800s
2. 1900s
3. 2000s
4. Future
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Introduction to Recovery Residences in the US
1. Marketplace
1.1. Supply and Demand
1.2. Affordability and Sustainability
1.3. Reputation and Discrimination
2. Common Language
2.1. Language
2.2. Definitions
3. Policy Intersections
3.1. Recovery Component
3.2. Housing Component
3.3. Treatment Component
4. Past, Present and Future
4.1. 1800s
4.2. 1900s
4.3. 2000s
4.4. Future
5. Levels of Support
5.1. Levels Overview
5.2. Level Delineation
5.3. Multiple Criteria
6. RR Best Practices
6.1. 10 Guiding Principles
6.2. Standards and Certification
6.3. Philosophical Frameworks
7. Roles and Responsibilities
7.1. Governance
7.2. Leadership
8. Quiz: Recovery Residences in the US

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