Community-Integrated Recovery Systems Map¶
Specification¶
The full specification below is extracted from Chapter 11: Substance Recovery and Resilience.
Type: workflow
**sim-id:** community-integrated-recovery-systems-map<br/>
**Library:** Mermaid<br/>
**Status:** Specified
Bloom Taxonomy Level: Evaluate (L5)
Bloom Verb: justify, assess, recommend
Learning objective: Assess how a community-integrated recovery system
connects clinical and cultural resources around a person in recovery, and
justify why this model is associated with stronger outcomes than a purely
clinical or purely informal approach alone.
Visual style: Mermaid flowchart, central node with four surrounding
process nodes, all clickable via `click NodeId call showInfo("term")`.
Nodes:
1. Central: "Person Seeking Recovery Support" — click reveals: "This
integrated model starts from the person's full context, not just a
single symptom or appointment."
2. "Co-Located Cultural And Clinical Care" — click reveals: "Some tribal
health systems provide counseling, medical care, and traditional
healing practices within one coordinated system."
3. "Community-Based Recovery Housing And Networks" — click reveals: "Some
recovery environments build cultural practice and peer mentorship
directly into daily structure, not just scheduled appointments."
4. "Restorative, Whole-Community Approach" — click reveals: "Family,
elders, peers, and providers work together, treating recovery as a
shared community process."
5. "Tribal Sovereignty In Recovery Policy" — click reveals: "Many tribal
nations have the authority to design recovery systems reflecting their
own community's cultural practices and priorities."
End: "Stronger, More Durable Recovery" — click reveals: "Research
associates this whole-person, whole-community integration with better
long-term recovery outcomes than clinical or cultural approaches used in
isolation."
Connections: Central node connects outward to nodes 2, 3, 4, and 5; all
four converge into the End node
Color coding: gray for the central node, blue for the four systems/models
nodes, green for the outcome node
Implementation: Mermaid flowchart with click bindings to a showInfo()
function; infobox text in a JS lookup object. Content restriction: no
node names a specific tribal nation's private ceremonial practice in
detail — descriptions stay at the respectful, general level of "cultural
practice" or "traditional healing," consistent with how Chapter 10
handled this same sensitivity.