What are the 10 principles of recovery refers to SAMHSA's guiding principles for mental health and substance use recovery, though various models list ten principles. According to SAMHSA, ten principles are hope, belief that recovery is possible; person-driven, self-determination in recovery path; many pathways, many different routes to recovery; holistic, addressing whole person including mind, body, spirit, and community; peer support, mutual support from others with lived experience; relational, importance of relationships and social networks; culture, culturally based values; addresses trauma, recognizing trauma impact; strengths and responsibilities, focusing on strengths and personal responsibility; and respect, community and acceptance. Another framework for addiction recovery lists ten principles as honesty, hope, faith, courage, integrity, willingness, humility, love, justice, and perseverance. Some programs describe ten principles as self-direction, individualized, empowerment, holistic, non-linear, strengths-based, peer support, respect, responsibility, and hope. These principles emphasize that recovery is personal, non-linear, requires support, hope, and respect for individual journey, and aims at meaningful life beyond symptom management.
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