Recovery Capital
“Recovery capital is the sum of personal and social resources at one’s disposal for addressing drug dependence and supporting one’s recovery”
In other words, recovery capital is a strengths-based tool that involves identifying and building your personal and social assets for Recovery. Recovery Capital relates to the total resources a person has to find and sustain recovery.
It is like the capital required for starting an enterprise or a business.
Eight Domains of Recovery Capitals (UNODC):
Personal Recovery Capital: Physical
- Physical health
- Financial assets
- Safe and recovery-conducive shelter
- Clothing
- Food
- Access to transportation
Personal Recovery Capital: Human
- Values
- Knowledge
- Educational and vocational skills and credentials
- Problem-solving capacities
- Self-awareness, Self-esteem & Self-efficacy
- Hopefulness and optimism
- Perception of your past, present, and future
- Sense of meaning and purpose in life
- Interpersonal skills
Family and Social Recovery Capital:
- Intimate relationships
- Family and kinship relationships
- Any social relationships that are supportive of recovery efforts
- Willingness of intimate partners and family members to participate in treatment
- The presence of others in recovery within the family or among social contacts
- Access to recovery-based fellowship and leisure activities
- Connections to institutions like school, workplace, place of worship, & community
Recovery capital, both its quantity and quality, play a major role in determining the success of treatment and recovery
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