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Recovery Capital Inventory

Map the personal, social, community, cultural, physical, and financial resources that support recovery.

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Strengths I already have

Skills, beliefs, health, resilience, education, work experience, coping strategies, and motivation.

People and relationships

Who supports recovery? Who needs clearer boundaries? Where am I isolated?

Community and professional resources

Treatment, peer groups, faith communities, health care, housing, legal, benefits, and employment supports.

Physical and financial resources

Housing, food, transportation, phone, identification, income, insurance, credit, and financial records.

Gaps that create risk

What missing resource is most likely to destabilize recovery?

One capital-building action this week

Choose one connection, document, appointment, routine, or resource to strengthen.

My next right step

Write one action that is specific, possible, and safe.

Who will know?

Accountability works better when another person knows the plan.

Storm to Light Recovery educational worksheet. Review with an appropriate peer, coach, case manager, clinician, or other qualified professional.

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