FVR is developing facilitator-led recovery education for treatment centres, residential programs and community organizations. The curriculum combines teaching, guided reflection, group discussion and practical exercises.
Two complementary programs, built around the same four guiding principles.
An interactive introduction to the four virtues and their applications to recovery. Participants explore what is within their influence, practise using the virtues in everyday scenarios and identify one realistic values-guided action.
A more comprehensive curriculum exploring Stoic ideas and practical applications to decision-making, emotional resilience, accountability, relationships, self-regulation and meaningful growth. The program is designed for potential use within recovery-focused organizations.
Programs are being prepared for professional review and pilot evaluation. Organizations interested in learning more, providing feedback or discussing future collaboration are welcome to get in touch.
FVR’s long-term plans include training facilitators and exploring organizational curriculum licensing.
These offerings are not yet available. The present focus is on careful professional review, refinement and potential pilot delivery.
A structured framework, with room for human judgment and personal choice.
