Andrew Kiezulas YPR-ME.

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Andrew Kiezulas YPR-ME

Words have Power What is Our Message? “Words have immense power to wound or heal…The right words catalyze personal transformation and offer invitations to citizenship and community service. The wrong words stigmatize and dis-empower.” -William White Author and Recovery Advocate What is Our Message? ‘Addict/Alcoholic’ ‘Substance Abuse’ ‘Relapse’

Exploration of Concepts What is Recovery? SAMHSA, 2012 a process of change through which individuals improve their health and wellness, live self-directed lives, and strive to reach their full potential Health, Home, Purpose, Community Substance Use Disorder DSM-5, 2013 A diagnosis based on evidence of impaired control, social impairment, risky use, and pharmacological criteria Spectrum of symptoms from mild, moderate to severe

Words/Concepts We Need to Elevate and Celebrate People in/seeking long term recovery, recovery ready communities Sustainability, possibility, growth, change Person first language

RECOVERY IS POSSIBLE PERSON FIRST LANGUAGE MATTERS YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE