Who RESET supports
Designed for services supporting recovery at different stages.
A flexible framework for organisations, facilitators and participants seeking greater structure and continuity.
RESET Pathways is designed for recovery and treatment services that want to strengthen engagement, practical recovery education, reintegration and longer-term progression.
Its connected programmes can support people at different points in recovery while giving facilitators and organisations a consistent, implementation-ready structure.
Explore who RESET supports ↓A framework with multiple applications
One structure, adapted around different recovery settings.
RESET is not limited to one type of service or one point in the recovery journey. Its modular structure allows partner organisations to consider where it can add value alongside their current provision, participant needs and existing staff roles.
For partner organisations
Designed to complement a range of recovery services.
RESET may be appropriate for organisations seeking a structured, practical and flexible addition to their existing recovery provision.
Community drug and alcohol services
Supporting engagement, recovery education, progression and continued participation within community-based provision.
Residential treatment and rehabilitation
Complementing structured treatment with practical recovery learning, discharge preparation and longer-term planning.
Aftercare and continuing-care services
Providing a connected structure for reintegration, ongoing reflection and sustained recovery progression.
Supported housing and recovery residences
Helping residents translate recovery learning into routines, relationships, responsibilities and independent living.
Recovery charities and community organisations
Adding structured learning and progression opportunities alongside peer, social and community support.
Integrated and partnership services
Supporting continuity where participants move between teams, programmes or levels of structured support.
For participants
Support that reflects changing needs across recovery.
RESET may support adults at different stages, from initial readiness through to longer-term recovery. Appropriate participation should always be considered by the delivering organisation.
Preparing for change
People beginning to explore their current situation, strengths, support and readiness for more structured recovery work.
Building early-recovery stability
Participants developing practical awareness, routines, relapse prevention and greater confidence in everyday recovery.
Preparing for transition
People approaching discharge, greater independence or movement between services and support environments.
Maintaining longer-term progression
Participants who benefit from continued connection, reflection, accountability and purposeful recovery development.
Support across the connected pathway
For facilitators and delivery teams
Structured resources that support consistent delivery.
RESET is designed for appropriate staff and facilitators working within partner organisations. It provides a clear structure while allowing delivery to remain responsive to the setting, group and boundaries of the facilitator’s role.
Potential delivery roles include:
- ✓ Recovery practitioners and key workers
- ✓ Treatment and aftercare staff
- ✓ Recovery support workers
- ✓ Appropriately supported peer facilitators
- ✓ Lived-experience recovery workers
- ✓ Supported-housing and reintegration teams
Value across the partnership
Different benefits for each part of the delivery relationship.
RESET is intended to create practical value for organisations, facilitators and participants without duplicating existing treatment or professional responsibilities.
For organisations
- ✓ A connected four-stage framework
- ✓ Standardised programme resources
- ✓ Flexible implementation options
- ✓ Greater continuity between stages
- ✓ Outcome and feedback opportunities
For facilitators
- ✓ Clear delivery structure
- ✓ Ready-to-use supporting resources
- ✓ Consistent participant progression
- ✓ Defined operational guidance
- ✓ Reduced preparation burden
For participants
- ✓ Practical and accessible learning
- ✓ Clear recovery progression
- ✓ Opportunities for reflection
- ✓ Support through transition
- ✓ Continued connection over time
Could RESET fit your service?
A starting point for partnership conversations.
RESET is most valuable where there is a clear need, appropriate organisational oversight and a shared understanding of how it will complement existing provision.
Are participants moving through different stages of recovery?
Are there gaps between engagement, treatment and aftercare?
Would facilitators benefit from greater delivery structure?
Is longer-term continuity an important service objective?
Is there capacity to support safe and accountable implementation?
When RESET is not the appropriate intervention
RESET is not a detoxification service, emergency response, clinical treatment programme or substitute for therapy, medical care or safeguarding intervention.
Where someone is experiencing immediate danger, acute withdrawal, serious mental-health crisis or another urgent risk, the appropriate clinical, safeguarding or emergency response should take priority.
Designed around recovery progression
For services seeking greater structure, connection and continuity.
The most appropriate way to understand whether RESET fits your organisation is through an initial conversation about your participants, existing provision and implementation needs.