Collegiate Recovery Programs (CRPs) and Collegiate Recovery Communities (CRCs) are terms that are often used interchangeably to describe an institutionally sanctioned and supported program for students in recovery from addiction seeking a degree in higher education. The goal of a CRP or CRC is generally to offer the chance for students in recovery from addiction to experience the opportunities that higher education offers both in the college environment, and after by providing support, preventing a return to use, and promoting academic performance. Research informs us that the most essential elements to a successful CRP/CRC are:
While the terms CRP and CRC are often used interchangeably, some programs use them in slightly different manners. There may be differences in the level and involvement of the university and the roles played by the staff, they may refer to one as the program and the other as the actual community of students within the program. When inquiring about a program at a specific institution, be sure to clarify what they mean when they use a specific term. https://collegiaterecovery.org/faq/
- University- dedicated staff person
- A physical dedicated space on University campus
- Embrace abstinence-based recovery
- Housed within Institutions of Higher Education that confers acdemic degrees
- Program provides recovery protection services and recovery capital resources
- Program must include a community of students who offer each other peer support
- Non-profit entities
While the terms CRP and CRC are often used interchangeably, some programs use them in slightly different manners. There may be differences in the level and involvement of the university and the roles played by the staff, they may refer to one as the program and the other as the actual community of students within the program. When inquiring about a program at a specific institution, be sure to clarify what they mean when they use a specific term. https://collegiaterecovery.org/faq/
Collegiate Recovery Programs in Alabama
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University of Alabama Collegiate Recovery Community - Collegiate Recovery and Intervention Services (CRIS) provides a comprehensive continuum of care for students with substance use concerns. Services range from prevention, awareness, and exploration of consequences for high risk behaviors to a supportive, safe, and engaging environment that supports students seeking or contemplating recovery.
Auburn University Substance Use Resources
Auburn University offers several intervention and support resources for its students including, but not limited to: Tiger Education Screening Intervention or TESI, a one-on-one educational intervention program; Substance Use Intervention Team or SUIT, a comprehensive program focused on supporting students who are struggling or desire accountability; Tobacco Intervention Education or TIE.
Auburn University offers several intervention and support resources for its students including, but not limited to: Tiger Education Screening Intervention or TESI, a one-on-one educational intervention program; Substance Use Intervention Team or SUIT, a comprehensive program focused on supporting students who are struggling or desire accountability; Tobacco Intervention Education or TIE.
Jacksonville State University - Common Ground Recovery Group is a support group for individuals who are experiencing concerns related to substance use or other issues that have a negative impact on life. The open group meeting for students and community members meets Tuesdays at 6 p.m. at Counseling Services, 147 Trustee Circle. For more information, please email the director of Counseling Services: Dr. Lola Johnston at [email protected]
UAB - Collegiate Recovery Community
Association for Recovery in Higher Education
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Association of Recovery in Higher Education - directory of all programs available here.
Recovery Campus Magazine
A great resource to learn about college life in recovery
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