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This event brought together a panel of experts, from treatment providers to recovery champions to researchers, to discuss how to meet the challenges currently facing the recovery sector.
Last year, over 300,000 people in England entered treatment for drug or alcohol misuse. With health services under pressure, and facing further looming cuts, can insights from the RSA Whole Person Recovery project help offer ...
With Rowan Conway, John Podmore, Simon Antrobus and Kevin McGrath
This report marks a milestone in the RSA’s Whole Person Recovery programme with the final phase of its four year action and research project based in West Kent.
In the face of cuts and persistent problems, what can be done to better support vulnerable families with complex needs?
Seldom heard personal accounts from 40 recovering heroin users reveal the psychological and emotional journeys as they overcome their addiction.
What helps or hinders drug and alcohol user's journeys to recovery? Can their recovery be sustained?
While we continue to persecute and punish, we create despair and disharmony, argues Ronnie Cowan MP.
Sarah Hughes FRSA, discusses her work with Mayday Trust on finding better ways to work with people going through tough times such as experiencing homelessness, leaving care or coming out of prison.
Hooked magazine is aimed at functioning addicts, people in recovery, or individuals who are questioning their lifestyle choices, it launched this month via the Android and Apple app stores.
Sunny Dhadley FRSA explores why the war on drugs is failing, partly in light of a recent conference, ‘Drug Policy, Diplomacy and Global Public Health’.
One of the Citizen Power Peterborough projects, Recovery Capital examined how best to support people in Peterborough with problems associated with drug and/or alcohol use and how to develop better collaboration between organis ...
How do we adopt an asset based approach for people in recovery? The RSA explores how recovery capital works in practice.
Thursday 16th March 2017
The Wilson, Cheltenham
Come and join us for this InConveRSAtion event with Michelle Preston FRSA talking with David Knowles about his career and in particular the value of art.
Last year, over 300,000 people in England entered treatment for drug or alcohol misuse. With health services under pressure, and facing further looming cuts, can insights from the RSA Whole Person Recovery project help offer ...
Tuesday 21st July 2015
The RSA, London
Join us to explore how existing community, institutional and individual assets can build recovery capital in the context of substance misuse.
