Issues

Special Issue: Recovery in addictions policy and practice: meanings and challenges. Guest Editors: Polly Radcliffe, Charlotte Tompkins

An unlikely hero? Challenging stigma through community engagement

David Best
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Recovery in addictions policy and practice: meanings and challenges

Polly Radcliffe; Charlotte Tompkins
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Recovery from Addiction in Communal Living Settings

Tom Parkman
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“Once you’ve been there, you’re always recovering”: exploring experiences, outcomes, and benefits of substance misuse recovery

Hannah Timpson; Lindsay Eckley; Harry Sumnall; Marissa Pendlebury; Gordon Hay
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Gender, recovery and contemporary UK drug policy

Emma Wincup
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Understanding recovery: the perspective of substance misusing offenders

Sarah Senker; Gill Green
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The potential of prisons to support drug recovery

Philippa Hearty; Emma Wincup; Nat M. J. Wright
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Building recovery capital through peer harm reduction work

Rebecca Ann Penn; Carol Strike; Sabin Mukkath
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Two buses and a short walk: the place of geography in recovery

Martin Whiteford; Will Haydock; Nicky Cleave
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“I don’t know what fun is”: examining the intersection of social capital, social networks, and social recovery

Miriam Boeri; Megan Gardner; Erin Gerken; Melissa Ross; Jack Wheeler
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A safe place to reflect on the meaning of recovery: a recovery community co-productive approach using multimedia interviewing technology

Nigel Cox; Amanda Clayson; Lucy Webb
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Diet and nutrient intake of people receiving opioid agonist treatment (OAT): implications for recovery

Suzanne Sayuri Ii; Lisa Ryan; Joanne Neale
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