BRSS TACS (Bringing Recovery Supports to Scale – Technical Assistance Strategies) is an ODMH and ODADAS project federally funded by SAMHSA with the goal of promoting the implementation of recovery-oriented supports, services and systems. The goals of Ohio’s BRSS TACS project are:
(1) Establish a shared Ohio definition of recovery,
(2) To bring Peer Support Service to scale provided by certified Peer Support Specialist and Peer Recovery Coaches.
(3) Establish a (fiscal) mechanism that promotes a recovery orientation in all services including Healthcare Homes through expanded access to recovery and peer services and supports.
(4) Create partnerships to establish a trained, credentialed workforce to develop high quality recovery peer services and supports. Develop a process to establish credentialing and core competency standards
BRSS TACS Goals Summarized
BRSS TACS Press Release
BRSS TACS Plan
Ohio Has a New Definition of Recovery
BRSS TACS October 2012 Calendar
BRSS TACS November 2012 Calendar
BRSS TACS December 2012 Calendar
WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THIS DEFINITION?
Please send comments to Alisia.clark@ada.ohio.gov no later than Oct. 20, 2012. Thank you.
"Recovery is the personal process of change in which Ohio residents strive to improve their health and wellness, resiliency, and reach their full potential through self-directed actions."