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APPENDICES Domain Self-Assessment Checklists Glossary of Recovery-Oriented Language Examples of Strength-Based Conceptualizations Source Documents from DMHAS Initiatives 118 The following principles were drawn from the Practice Guidelines for Recovery-Oriented care for Mental Health and Substance Use Conditions, second edition , released in 2008 by the Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services. Taken together, these principles offer a thumbnail sketch of the degree to which a system, organization, or program provide high quality and recovery-oriented services and supports. Recovery-Oriented care for Mental Health and Substance Use Conditions .. is consumer and family-driven People in recovery and families are actively and meaningfully involved in the evaluation, design, planning, implementation, and monitoring of mental health services. People in recovery and families comprise a significant proportion of boards of directors, steering or advisory boards, or other governing bodies, committees, and work groups.
The following principles were drawn from the Practice Guidelines for Recovery-Oriented Care for Mental Health and Substance Use Conditions, Second Edition,
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