Resident Code of Conduct: Assessment #3

Creating a Resident Code of Conduct for a Recovery House > Resident Code of Conduct: Assessment #3
In a Code of Conduct for a recovery house, residents need to agree to maintain an environment that is free from illicit drugs and alcohol(Required)
In a Code of Conduct for a recovery house, residents need to agree to…(Required)
Once you develop your Code of Conduct it is important to NOT have others in recovery housing review the document for suggested changes.(Required)

Course Syllabus

Not Enrolled
Resident Code of Conduct: Overview
Resident Code of Conduct: Social Model of Recovery
Resident Code of Conduct: Journal Exercise
Resident Code of Conduct: Assessment #1
Resident Code of Conduct: Language Matters
Resident Code of Conduct: Language Matters cont.
Resident Code of Conduct: The Power of Words
Resident Code of Conduct: Using First-Person Language
Resident Code of Conduct: Using First-Person Language cont.
Resident Code of Conduct: Treatment vs Recovery Home Language
Resident Code of Conduct: Bias and Stigma
Resident Code of Conduct: Language Exercise
Resident Code of Conduct: Language Exercise cont.
Resident Code of Conduct: Assessment #2
Resident Code of Conduct: NARR Standards
Resident Code of Conduct: Promote a Safe and Healthy Environment
Resident Code of Conduct: Healthy Habits and Behavior
Resident Code of Conduct: Healthy Physical Environment
Resident Code of Conduct: Trusted Community within the House
Resident Code of Conduct: Being a Good Neighbor
Resident Code of Conduct: NARR Level of Support
Resident Code of Conduct: Document Review
Resident Code of Conduct: Assessment #3
Resident Code of Conduct: When a Resident Does Not Follow the Code of Conduct
Resident Code of Conduct: Asking to Resident to Leave
Resident Code of Conduct: Don’t Rewrite the Code of Conduct
Resident Code of Conduct: Write your Code of Conduct
Resident Code of Conduct: Assessment #4
Resident Code of Conduct: NEXT STEPS