Publications
Aging In Recovery

A Drug Is a Drug: Physiological and Cohort Considerations in Aging Populations in Long-Term Recovery
Addiction Is Not the End of the Story: Aging in Recovery and the Reality That “We Do Recover”
Aging in Place Reconsidered: Structural Limitations of a Dominant Model for Individuals Aging in Recovery
Aging In Recovery
Aging in Recovery Residential Model (ARRM)
Aging in Recovery: A Life Between Systems
Aging in Recovery: A Structural Blind Spot in U.S. Social Policy and Service Design
Aging in Recovery: A Theoretical Expansion of Social Work Across the Lifespan
Aging in Recovery: Defining a New Field and Addressing a Structural Blind Spot in Social Work and Policy
Aging in Recovery: Policy, Practice, and Community-Based Solutions
Aging in Recovery: The Invisible Population We Failed to Plan For—Toward a Recovery-Informed Model of Care
Aging In Recovery: When Recovery Succeeds but Systems Disappear
Almost Done
Defining Aging in Recovery as a Field of Practice
Fellowship as a Social Support System for Aging Adults in Recovery: A New York Prespective
From Settlement Houses to Systems Innovation: Reclaiming the Breadth of Social Work Practice in Addressing Emerging Challenges
From Social Reform to Clinical Practice: The Professionalization of Social Work and the Decline of Its Policy Core
Long-Term Recovery and Aging
Publications
Reframing Recovery: Challenging Misconceptions About Individuals Living in Long-Term Recovery
Reframing Stability in Later Life and Implications for Aging in Recovery
Research Sources for Aging in Recovery
Success
The Policy Failure of Addiction Treatment in America From Early Intervention to Punitive Systems and the Marginalization of Peer Recovery

Aging In Recovery

These publications are informed by current research on recovery, aging, and public health systems.
For verified references supporting this work, visit the Research Sources for Aging in Recovery page.

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