Journal & Recovery Resources
Practical educational resources for people in recovery, families and members of the community. New articles are published regularly and the latest resources appear first.
Latest Recovery Articles
Educational boundary: Recovery resources on this website are provided for general information and education. They are not a diagnosis, individual treatment plan, emergency service or guarantee of a particular recovery outcome.
Resource Areas
The Journal is designed as a growing educational library. Resources are organised around practical topics that may help individuals, families and members of the community understand addiction, rehabilitation and recovery.
Addiction & Recovery
Educational resources about addiction, substance use, recovery and seeking appropriate professional support.
Explore resources →Rehabilitation
Information about rehabilitation programmes, structured recovery environments and continuing care.
Explore rehabilitation →Family Support
Practical educational information for families supporting a loved one through recovery.
Explore family resources →Relapse Prevention
Educational resources about recovery maintenance, warning signs and continuing support planning.
Explore resources →Aftercare
Information about continuing recovery support after structured rehabilitation.
Explore aftercare →Recovery Awareness
Public-facing educational resources supporting informed conversations about addiction and recovery.
Explore awareness →How We Approach Recovery Information
Recovery is individual, and educational information cannot describe every person’s circumstances. Sunrise Foundation’s public resources are therefore intended to support understanding rather than replace individual assessment or professional care.
Clear language
Resources should be understandable to families and members of the public without unnecessary technical language.
Responsible claims
Educational material should not promise outcomes or present general information as personalised medical advice.
Family context
Where appropriate, resources should recognise the role families can play in understanding and supporting recovery.
Important Guidance
Please use recovery and mental-health resources carefully. Individual circumstances can differ, and decisions about diagnosis, medication, withdrawal management or treatment should be made with appropriate qualified professionals.
Urgent situations: The Journal is not an emergency service. If someone is in immediate medical danger, experiencing a serious emergency, or is at risk of harming themselves or others, seek urgent professional or emergency assistance rather than relying on website information.
For the website’s full boundaries around medical and recovery information, please review the Medical & Recovery Disclaimer .
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The Journal complements the main Sunrise Foundation website. Families can move from educational resources to practical information about programmes, facilities and patient and family information.
Recovery Programmes
Understand the structured rehabilitation and recovery support offered by Sunrise Foundation.
Explore programmes →Facilities & Living Environment
Learn about the residential environment and documented facilities at Sunrise Foundation.
Explore facilities →Patient & Family Information
Find practical information intended to help individuals and families navigate recovery support.
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