Recovery Ally Training

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The Recovery Ally Training is a two-hour interactive session designed for post-secondary campus members and community members who want to better understand addiction and recovery through an all-pathways approach. This training explores different models of addiction, the various ways individuals find and sustain recovery, and the concept of Recovery Capital, which includes the personal, social, and community resources that support long-term recovery. Participants will also engage in discussions about stigma and bias, how they impact people in recovery, and the role of Collegiate Recovery programs in creating supportive environments on campus. By the end of the session, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and tools to be effective Recovery Allies, helping to foster a more inclusive and recovery-friendly campus culture.

In the training we will explore:

• Models of Addiction
• All-Pathways Approach to Recovery
• Recovery Capital
• Stigma and Bias
• Collegiate Recovery
• Recovery Allyship

Recovery Ally Training is led by Recovery On Campus Alberta and the UCalgary Recovery Community.