The CONTINUUM OF CARE Essential for Effective Substance Use Disorder Prevention, Treatment & Recovery Support Services.

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The CONTINUUM OF CARE Essential for Effective Substance Use Disorder Prevention, Treatment & Recovery Support Services

Definitions Resiliency Substance Misuse Substance Use Disorders Addiction Recovery

Whole Person Whole Community

NH’s Regional Public Health Network for Substance Misuse Prevention Health Promotion (Environmental Prevention) -Public Service Announcements/Community messaging -Effective policies and practices in communities and organizations such as universal screening and substance-free spaces Direct Service Prevention -Providing information and building skills to promote resilience -Providing substance-free activities -Providing youth leadership activities -Promoting positive connections to school, work, community, and home

Early Identification -Universal screening and response -Responding to other early warning signs that someone may be misusing substances Intervention -Educating more specifically about individual, family and environmental risk factors, protective factors and corresponding skills -Assessing the progression of a substance use disorder and co-occurring mental health -Counseling, motivational interviewing and/or additional education to slow/stop progression -Referral to treatment when necessary

Pre-treatment -Assessment of disorder -Level of care determination -Treatment planning Treatment - Withdrawal management - Outpatient counseling -Intensive outpatient treatment -Medication Assisted Treatment with buprenorphine, methadone, other medications -Partial hospitalization -Residential treatment -Recovery plans

Recovery Supports -Recovery coaching/mentoring -Peer support groups -Transitional housing -Long-term sober housing -Substance-free activities -Recovery-supportive health care, employment, education, and community environments Ancillary Recovery Supports -Child care and transportation -Job training/employment counseling -Personal finance skill building -Relationship skill building -Stable housing & employment -Volunteer opportunities/giving back

What is Our Community’s Vision for a robust, effective continuum of care?