Recovery’s Got Talent: A Positive-Psychology Intervention for People Living in Recovery

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Recovery-based initiatives have been found to be effective for people with addiction. Recovery’s Got Talent, a talent show designed to enhance resiliency-based attributes for people in recovery, is an innovative initiative that works toward increasing positive self-concepts and social support for people in recovery. A total of 179 Recovery’s Got Talent participants completed a survey to determine the extent to which they perceived the event instilled hope, fostered self-esteem and self-efficacy, and provided a substitute for drugs and alcohol. Positive indications were noted on the above. Recovery’s Got Talent presents an opportunity to deliver drug-free messaging of hope and support to help reduce the stigma of those living in recovery.

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Kramer, M. M., & Londgren, J. (2020). Recovery’s Got Talent: A Positive-Psychology Intervention for People Living in Recovery. Health Promotion Practice, 21(6), 862–864. https://doi.org/10.1177/1524839920903706

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