Peer recovery support provides which kind of support?

Peer recovery support provides which kind of support?

• A. One on one strengths-based support to peers in recovery
• B. Group counseling only
• C. Crisis management only
• D. Administrative tasks

Answer: (A)

Peer recovery support is relationship-based and centered on the individual’s recovery journey, delivered one-on-one by someone who has lived recovery experience. The focus is on strengths, hope, and collaboration—helping the person identify what they’re capable of, set goals, and take concrete steps toward sustained recovery. This approach respects the person’s autonomy and tailors support to their unique needs and pace, rather than applying a one-size-fits-all program. While group activities, crisis response, or administrative tasks may occur in the broader system, they aren’t the defining role of a recovery supporter. The key idea is this personalized, strengths-based, one-on-one support that empowers peers in recovery.

Peer recovery support is relationship-based and centered on the individual’s recovery journey, delivered one-on-one by someone who has lived recovery experience. The focus is on strengths, hope, and collaboration—helping the person identify what they’re capable of, set goals, and take concrete steps toward sustained recovery. This approach respects the person’s autonomy and tailors support to their unique needs and pace, rather than applying a one-size-fits-all program. While group activities, crisis response, or administrative tasks may occur in the broader system, they aren’t the defining role of a recovery supporter. The key idea is this personalized, strengths-based, one-on-one support that empowers peers in recovery.