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Tools & Navigation
Recovery coaching is one of the fastest-growing roles in behavioral health β€” and one of the most misunderstood. Role clarification: β€” Recovery Coach: peer-based, present-focused, action-oriented, non-clinical. Treatment navigation, skill application, social support. β€” Clinical distinction: coaches do not diagnose, do not provide therapy, do not treat mental health conditions. When clinical need is present, coaches work alongside licensed providers β€” not instead of them. NRS is a Medicaid provider for Community Treatment Aide services in Nebraska β€” the billing category under which peer/coaching services operate. Referral contact: πŸ“ž (402) 759-2210 | brandon.hinrichs@aspireimpactnetwork.com About Brandon: https://strongman1380.github.io/www.thenextrightstep.org/about.html #RecoveryCoaching #PeerSupport #MedicaidProvider #NRS #NextRightStep #FamilyImpactHub #CentralNebraska #TreatmentNavigation #ProfessionalDevelopment #RecoverySupport ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🌐 Website: https://strongman1380.github.io/www.thenextrightstep.org/ πŸ“₯ Free Starter Kit: https://strongman1380.github.io/www.thenextrightstep.org/assets/downloads/recovery-starter-kit.html πŸ›  Tools & Worksheets: https://strongman1380.github.io/www.thenextrightstep.org/resources.html πŸ“Ί YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpVuWENPPi_4CUJ53CiBuKQ πŸ“˜ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thenextstepright πŸ“ž (402) 759-2210
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The evidence base for peer support has expanded significantly. Key findings: β€” Peer support is associated with reductions in substance use, increased treatment engagement, and decreased psychiatric hospitalization (SAMHSA, 2017) β€” Most effective in the post-acute period (30–90 days post-discharge) when formal treatment is ending and vulnerability is high β€” Mechanism: reduced shame, increased hope through modeled recovery, network expansion, accountability without power differential For professionals: peer support is most effective when clearly differentiated from clinical services. The non-expert status is a feature β€” don't fix it. If you're in recovery and you've been at it a while β€” your experience has value to someone just starting. That's potentially life-saving. πŸ“ž (402) 759-2210 | brandon.hinrichs@aspireimpactnetwork.com #PeerSupportResearch #RecoveryCapital #TraumaInformed #NRS #NextRightStep #FamilyImpactHub #CentralNebraska #AddictionRecovery #ProfessionalDevelopment #PeerLed ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🌐 Website: https://strongman1380.github.io/www.thenextrightstep.org/ πŸ“₯ Free Starter Kit: https://strongman1380.github.io/www.thenextrightstep.org/assets/downloads/recovery-starter-kit.html πŸ›  Tools & Worksheets: https://strongman1380.github.io/www.thenextrightstep.org/resources.html πŸ“Ί YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpVuWENPPi_4CUJ53CiBuKQ πŸ“˜ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thenextstepright πŸ“ž (402) 759-2210
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Recovery in small moments
The 1% win framework is one of the most clinically useful tools in early recovery β€” and one of the most underutilized. It solves the gap problem: most people in early recovery have a massive distance between where they are and where they need to be. That gap is demoralizing. The 1% reframe changes the unit of measurement from destination to yesterday. Build 1% wins into every session before goals, before problems. Make the client identify it. Don't let them hand it off to you. Why it works neurologically: celebrating small wins activates the reward pathway with a clean, real behavior β€” beginning to rebuild the dopamine connection to non-substance reward. Gratitude inventory worksheet: https://strongman1380.github.io/www.thenextrightstep.org/assets/downloads/gratitude-inventory.html #1PercentWin #RecoveryMoments #NeuroplasticityInRecovery #NRS #NextRightStep #FamilyImpactHub #TraumaInformed #CentralNebraska #ProfessionalDevelopment #SmallWins ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🌐 Website: https://strongman1380.github.io/www.thenextrightstep.org/ πŸ“₯ Free Starter Kit: https://strongman1380.github.io/www.thenextrightstep.org/assets/downloads/recovery-starter-kit.html πŸ›  Tools & Worksheets: https://strongman1380.github.io/www.thenextrightstep.org/resources.html πŸ“Ί YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpVuWENPPi_4CUJ53CiBuKQ πŸ“˜ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thenextstepright πŸ“ž (402) 759-2210
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Brain Science, Not Blame
When clients say "I know what to do, I just can't make myself do it" β€” they're describing PFC impairment, not character weakness. Key neuroscience: chronic use reduces gray matter in PFC and weakens connectivity to the striatum. The amygdala mounts a stress response on cue exposure. The "Go" system gains functional dominance over the "Stop" system in active addiction. Practical implication: interventions relying heavily on insight and commitment are less effective than those building structure, reducing cue exposure, and developing competing behavioral habits. More useful question with clients: "What made it hard to choose differently?" vs. "Why did you make that choice?" Craving plan template: https://strongman1380.github.io/www.thenextrightstep.org/assets/downloads/craving-plan-template.html | HALT quick-check: https://strongman1380.github.io/www.thenextrightstep.org/assets/downloads/halt-quick-check.html #NeuroscienceOfAddiction #PFCImpairment #TraumaInformed #NRS #NextRightStep #FamilyImpactHub #RecoveryEducation #CentralNebraska #ProfessionalDevelopment #PeerSupport ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🌐 Website: https://strongman1380.github.io/www.thenextrightstep.org/ πŸ“₯ Free Starter Kit: https://strongman1380.github.io/www.thenextrightstep.org/assets/downloads/recovery-starter-kit.html πŸ›  Tools & Worksheets: https://strongman1380.github.io/www.thenextrightstep.org/resources.html πŸ“Ί YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpVuWENPPi_4CUJ53CiBuKQ πŸ“˜ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thenextstepright
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Relapse and resilience.
Relapse is one of the most mishandled moments in recovery β€” and the highest-risk inflection point for dropout. The data: shame-based responses to relapse increase likelihood of the next use event. They do not deter it. The framework that works: relapse is information, not failure. The post-relapse conversation has one job β€” functional analysis. What triggered it? What was the emotional state preceding? What was absent from the safety plan? What changes address that gap? For professionals: practice this framework with clients before a relapse happens. Reframe what a slip means and reduce the shame spiral that leads to dropout. Free relapse recovery worksheet: https://strongman1380.github.io/www.thenextrightstep.org/assets/downloads/relapse-recovery-worksheet.html #RelapseIsInformation #FunctionalAnalysis #TraumaInformed #NRS #NextRightStep #FamilyImpactHub #RecoverySupport #CentralNebraska #PeerSupport #ProfessionalDevelopment ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🌐 Website: https://strongman1380.github.io/www.thenextrightstep.org/ πŸ“₯ Free Starter Kit: https://strongman1380.github.io/www.thenextrightstep.org/assets/downloads/recovery-starter-kit.html πŸ›  Tools & Worksheets: https://strongman1380.github.io/www.thenextrightstep.org/resources.html πŸ“Ί YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpVuWENPPi_4CUJ53CiBuKQ πŸ“˜ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thenextstepright πŸ“ž (402) 759-2210
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Brandon Hinrichs
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The Next Right Step Recovery helps professionals, families, kids, and others with real world behavioral health solusions

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