Services for survivors after release include: Referrals for HIV testing and counseling and a range of services for people living with HIV/AIDS, including case management outpatient mental health services emergency financial assistance dental referral program nutritional supplement provision support groups and the Afia Center, a drop-in community center that offers hot meals, a food pantry, and nutritional counseling. Services for survivors during incarceration include: Information regarding HIV transmission and referrals to Project Bridge, a program of Miriam Hospital Community Access that provides discharge planning for people living with HIV incarcerated at ACI in Rhode Island. Work with: Adults living with and affected by HIV/AIDS More research is needed to advance the concept of social recovery for intervention, drug policy, and criminal justice implications.AIDS Project Rhode Island is dedicated to excellence in the provision of confidential, comprehensive, caring, and consumer-driven services that contribute to the well being of people living with HIV and to the eradication of HIV transmission in Rhode Island. Social recovery may be employed as both a treatment strategy and analytical tool. Based on our findings, we suggest a conceptualization of social recovery that focuses on reducing the social harms caused by problematic drug use rather than focusing primarily on cessation of all drug use. The common strategies used for recovery from problematic methamphetamine use in all routes were social in nature and did not necessarily include cessation of all substances. Transcripts of the audio-recorded interviews were coded for common themes regarding types of recovery strategies or tools employed on the route to recovery.
metropolitan suburb who identified as having had problematic use of this drug in the past. In-depth interviews and drug histories were collected from 50 former methamphetamine users recruited from a U.S. The goal of our qualitative study was to gain a phenomenological understanding of routes to recovery from problematic drug use.
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