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ReStart Collegiate Recovery Program A Community Needs重新启动大学生社会需求恢复计划

ReStart Collegiate Recovery Program: A Community Needs Assessment Kate Chiseri | Julia Jordan | Monika Ramnarayan | Anamika Satsangi | Emily Witt Welcome! Overview Background Key Informant Interviews Primary Data Collection Instrument ReStart Needs Priorities Recommendations Limitations Lessons Learned Acknowledgements Definition of RecoveryReStart Minimum of 9 months of sustained sobriety from a substance use disorder What is ReStart? Initiative of the Division of Campus Life Managed by the Office of Health Promotion (OHP) Students in the recovery process while attending Emory Criteria for joining the Recovery House 1. Minimum of 9 months of sustained recovery sobriety from a substance use disorder 2. Desire to work aftercare/recovery plan in a clean sober space 3. Application interview 4. Submission to random drug screening 5. Willingness to provide mentorship to other members of ReStart community 6. 12 step meetings with possibility of chairing meetings 7. Participation in ReStart events What does the literature say? Substance use: a critical public health issue among college-age youth (CDC, 2014) Alcohol use on college campuses 60.3% of college-age respondents (18-25) report heavy or binge drinking (NSDUH, 2012). Specific aspects of college environment encourage drinking (NIAAA, 2012). Georgia’s rates of alcohol and drug dependence at or below national rates for 18-25 age group (HHS, 2008) ~22% of college-age respondents reported use of illicit drugs (NSDUH, 2012) In a longitudinal study conducted in NC and VA, roughly 30% of students reported marijuana use when entering college (Suerkin et al., 2014). Marijuana and other drug use reduce chances of continuous college enrollment (Arria et al., 2013) Increasing prevalence of nonmedical prescription drug use (Arria Dupont, 2010) Adderall, Ritalin, Concerta Alcohol Use Illicit Drug Use Substance Abuse vs. Dependency Recurrent substance use resulting in a failure to fulfill obligations at work, school, or hom