Recovery Resource Library
Free Guides & Psychoeducation for the Journey
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A growing library of downloadable PDF guides and psychoeducation documents — organized by topic so you can find exactly what you need. Print them, share them, or use them in a group. All free.
These resources are educational, not a substitute for clinical care. If you’re in crisis, call 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or 911.
The Recovery Initiative at a Glance
A whole-person framework for peer leadership, experiential learning, adjunctive brain training, mentorship, and community partnership. Includes the 4 dimensions of recovery and the integrated model overview.
Dr. Jeffrey W. Gross, RHM · 4 pages
DownloadPeer Leadership and Lived Experience
A public guide to relationship-centered peer work, ethical preparation, curriculum contribution, mentorship, and role clarity. Covers what peer leaders may do and how to protect both peer and participant.
Dr. Jeffrey W. Gross, RHM · 4 pages
DownloadFaith, Curiosity, and Community Unity
A Christian, Scripture-anchored approach that protects agency, welcomes honest questions, resists coercion, and models humility in partnership. Includes Scripture anchors and five durable commitments.
Dr. Jeffrey W. Gross, RHM · 4 pages
DownloadRecovery Initiative FAQ and Getting Started
Clear answers about purpose, participation, peer roles, faith, neurofeedback, partnership, privacy, and the appropriate next step. Includes a pathway chooser for getting started responsibly.
Dr. Jeffrey W. Gross, RHM · 4 pages
DownloadExperiential Recovery Education
How RHM moves learning from information toward reflection, practice, application, agency, and responsible contribution. Includes the full learning cycle and curriculum-as-living-practice framework.
Dr. Jeffrey W. Gross, RHM · 4 pages
DownloadNeurofeedback Within Recovery
A balanced public guide to BrainPaint® EEG neurofeedback, participant expectations, ethical screening, adjunctive use, and research limitations. Includes responsible language guidelines and pilot considerations.
Dr. Jeffrey W. Gross, RHM · 4 pages
DownloadCommunity Partnerships and Shared Mission
How agencies, churches, treatment providers, educators, employers, ministries, and community organizations can collaborate without unnecessary competition. Includes a learn-first pilot pathway.
Dr. Jeffrey W. Gross, RHM · 4 pages
DownloadPathways for Involvement
Ways individuals, peers, agencies, churches, professionals, schools, employers, volunteers, donors, and community partners can join the Recovery Initiative. Includes readiness questions for individuals and organizations.
Dr. Jeffrey W. Gross, RHM · 4 pages
DownloadCare That Is Measured — Because People Are What Matter
Restoring Hope Ministries tracks the well-being of every participant in our clinical and faith-based services using empirically validated screeners, clinical interviews, behavioral analysis, and self-report — so we can honestly see whether the people we serve are getting better. This rigor reflects the training of our founder, Dr. Gross, whose clinical psychology education and practical training at the Medical College of Wisconsin prepared him for this type of organization and care.
