Recovery Dynamics® is a 12-step-based treatment model that was written and developed in Little Rock, Arkansas, in the 1970’s. The model has proven so successful over the last 40 years that it is now used in treatment centers throughout the United States and in at least 5 foreign countries, including, most recently, multiple treatment centers in Japan. We are in the planning stages of implementing

Recovery Dynamics® is designed to allow for other therapeutic interventions. It works well in conjunction with the evidence-based counseling model of Motivational Interviewing (MI).

 

The Recovery Dynamics® model includes Counselor’s Manuals, which guide professionals through the 28 group sessions, Client Guidebooks, which provide word definitions, illustrations, and charts that the clients use to follow along during group sessions, and Individual Evaluation Packets, which are client workbooks that include quizzes on the material covered in the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous and in groups sessions as well as other therapeutic tools such as family histories and work histories, which facilitate one-on-one counseling in conjunction with the group sessions.