Collaborative Use
This plan is designed for practitioner and client completion together, especially when the client needs a reachable route to outside recovery help.
Surrender / Help-Seeking Plan for outside recovery support
The Surrender / Help-Seeking Plan is a ready-to-complete-together tool for practitioners and clients working on alcohol recovery support. It helps them identify outside help sources, reachable actions, and barriers so acceptance can turn into active recovery involvement.
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Tool guide
Learn more about this tool
Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Incomplete Plans
If no source of help is identified, the plan can remain incomplete or capture a clear next step for finding one.
Follow-Up
Later updates can describe attempted contact, barriers, or needed adjustments without scoring adherence or commitment.
Is this a broad recovery plan?
No. It is limited to help-seeking actions that connect recovery need to outside people, groups, or supports.
Can the plan be complete without a named support person?
Yes, if it includes a clear next step toward finding outside recovery help. Without a source or next step, it remains incomplete.
Does the tool recommend specific recovery supports?
No. The tool organizes the pathway the practitioner and client create; it does not prescribe supports or automate recommendations.
What is saved after the demo?
The fixed Surrender / Help-Seeking Plan tool is saved. Fictional demo plan content is not saved as real client data.