Resources

Recovery Network Resources – Sharing Experiences

Published 2012. Outside the Box worked with the Scottish Recovery Network to support the development of local recovery networks. This is one of a series of resource leaflets developed to support local recovery networks in Scotland.

Having Different Conversations

Recovery Network Resources – Putting a Network Together

Published 2012. Outside the Box worked with the Scottish Recovery Network to support the development of local recovery networks. This is one of a series of resource leaflets which were developed to support local recovery networks in Scotland.

Building Strong Sustainable Organisations

Recovery Network Resources – Sustaining A Network

Published 2012. In late 2005, Outside the Box began working with the Scottish Recovery Network (SRN) to support the development of local recovery networks. This resource booklet covers the stage when a network has started and it is beginning to find its feet. It draws on what we have learned over the past year about the circumstances that help and hinder the establishment and impact of recovery networks.

Building Strong Sustainable Organisations

Recovery Network Resources – People’s Experience

Published 2012. Outside the Box worked with the Scottish Recovery Network to support the development of local recovery networks. This is one of a series of resource leaflets developed to support local recovery networks in Scotland.

Having Different Conversations

Community Resources Booklet

Published 2012. A booklet produced by Outside the Box in association with the FAST group, which is led by people in West Dunbartonshire living with addictions. It lists community resources that can help people with their recovery from an alcohol or drug problem.

People Having More Choice in their Lives

Supporting People’s Mental Health and Wellbeing Action Points

Published 2012. Action points for people who use services and for people who provide services. These arose from a research project between the Dumbarton and District Mental Health Forum and Outside the Box.

People Having More Choice in their Lives