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Recovery Housing Basics and Definitions – CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING QUIZ #3
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Recovery Housing Basics and Definitions - CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING QUIZ #3
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QUESTION: It is possible to have the second floor within a larger recovery housing property where there are restrictions on drug and/or drug use, but the first floor is where non-residents can have a beer.
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True
False
QUESTION: Each resident should have a distinct recovery plan that identifies their individual recovery goals, and the recovery house has a process to monitor residents’ progress on their recovery.
(Required)
True
False
QUESTION: Recovery homes may serve individuals who are in recovery but who also have other common life experiences, such as individuals who also have experienced homelessness, or returning to society from the criminal justice system.
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True
False
Course Syllabus
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Recovery Housing Basics and Definitions
Recovery Housing Basics and Definitions: Journal Exercise
Recovery Housing Basics and Definitions: Introduction
Resident Lease Agreement
Resident Driven-Length of Stay
Recovery Housing Basics and Definitions - CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING QUIZ #1
Treatment Programs Connected to Recovery Housing
Resident Free Choice in Treatment Provider
Rent Subsidies
Homelike Environment
Recovery Housing Basics and Definitions - CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING QUIZ #2
Recovery Housing as a Recovery Support
Illicit Drug and Alcohol-Free Living Environment
Recovery Support Activities
Peer Support
Recovery Housing Basics and Definitions - CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING QUIZ #3
Recovery Housing Basics and Definitions: Summary
Recovery Housing Basics and Definitions: NEXT STEPS