… a non-addict identity for themselves. Following Giddens we identify the process of providing
a narrative of their recovery as one of the mechanisms by which addicts may seek to achieve …

… Six patterns of recovery were discerned and it was concluded that the “maturing out” … addicts
become converts to religious, social or communal causes, some retire (give up the drug but …

… drugs remains shrouded in uncertainty. In this paper we look at the recovery process from the
addict’… which individual drug users themselves provide of the process of `coming off’ illegal …

… recovery from drug addiction of a sample of five participants involved with a community‑based
drug … what was successful regarding their recovery from drug addiction. Transcripts were …

… make a complete recovery and 40% a ‘social recovery’ (… of the key features of the recovery
process. long term treatments that … and identified five key recovery processes: connectedness, …

… time of recovery was … addiction-related differences appeared in four change factors and
three maintenance factors, thus displaying the differing routes to recovery in different addictions…

… processes involved in successful recovery from addiction through the lens of identity theory
and examines the identity processes … abusers, and religious drug-treatment programs. …

… Because of the general interest in those addicts who recover without treatment, we will …
The drug use histories of our sample show the median length of addiction wa~ 4.5 years. …

… that occurs between addicts in the recovery process is an … a safe setting for recovery from
addiction. These expectations are … the motivation and compliance of addicts to seek recovery. …

… First, as noted earlier it is drawn from clinical observation and some research on opioide
and other drug addicts who have had some treatment experience in the TC. Second the …