System Building

What does a functional network of community systems look like? Our work in the midst of the heroin epidemic shows that there is a way forward no matter how healthcare is financed. Whatever resources are at hand, there is a way to focus on the population and build networks that deliver the support a person needs. We have developed a clinical playbook that implements person-centered, strength based care throughout a community. We even know where the money is. Contact us to learn more. We will consult and coach you through it.

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Community supports that are strength-based and empowering

Accountable housing
Support groups

Transportation
Recreation

Family re-connection
Whole-person, integrated care model

A full continuum of care for any population, anywhere

Accountable treatment is possible in any community.

Evidence-based protocols

Strength-based supports

Focused on safety and good health

Connected to community assets

Builds motivation to succeed
Delivers resources to sustain community health
Action-oriented
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SHARP Stop Heroin and Rescue People is the first coherent response to the heroin epidemic. Based on today's best research and over a year of field work in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, the epicenter of today's heroin epidemic. It's the first book focused on delivering solutions to heroin for people seeking recovery, family members, people who work in community service systems, and all the rest of us.

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