MentalHealthRecovery

Niki A. Miller, MS, CPS, Senior Research Associate,
Advocates for Human Potential, Inc.

The first three articles in this series explained different ways that people with addictions can use a Wellness Recovery Action Plan. This final installment discusses using WRAP at a systems level and integrating it into addiction treatment and recovery at all levels and stages of care (i.e., across the continuum of care).

Because there is evidence that wellness and recovery self-management, specifically WRAP, are effective for people who want to get well and stay well, health care communities have begun to include these kinds of tools and approaches as part of the vision for a person-centered, recovery-oriented system of care. For the last two decades, WRAP has promoted independence...

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