Stages of Change from addiction to recovery Flyer Design - 11/07/2025 14:08 EDT
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
Create a 1 page flyer showing new clients the stages of change. Make sure it helps new clients understand the importance of moving between stages as part of the process. its from SHMHSA TIP 35 chapter 3,4,5,6,7,8. here is the information. Identifying Where You Are in the Stages of Change in Recovery
Welcome to Your Recovery Journey!
At [Your Organization Name], it is our belief that you become aware of the stages of change and utilize its adoption to your personal journey toward growth and healing. Following the example of SAMHSA TIP 35, we have outlined the steps you need to follow as you journey toward sobriety.
The Stages of Change
Precontemplation
What it is: You may not realize you have a problem, or that you need to change anything at all.
Insight: Step 1 is realizing how the message applies. You don’t have to feel comfortable, we’re here to help you work through your feelings.
Contemplation
What this is: You start realizing something isn’t right and you make pro-and-con list.
Key Insight: Now is a time for reflection. - Do you balance what the child should do vs what the child is doing (non-age-appropriate behaving) vs on what you has holder the guidance to conform?
Preparation
What it is: You are willing to change and you begin planning for it.
Key Insight: Realistic goals and anticipating the obstacles are both important. We’ll work with you to personalize your plan.
Action
What’s happening: You plan and act.
Key Insight: Celebrate your efforts! This phase requires a bit of commitment and reinforcement, and we’re here to give you a little virtual cheer.
Maintenance
What it’s for: You work on keeping your gains and avoiding relapse.
Key Insight: This is a phase of setting new daily habits and new ways to tolerate stress. Regular touch points can help keep you on the right track.
Relapse (if applicable)
The fear: You’ll slide back into old habits.
Big Idea: You might encounter obstacles on your way. This is a marketing term. We are here to help steer you back on course.
Why it’s Important to Transition through the Stages
Personal growth: Each stage is its own wisdom and wisdom and wisdom that make up self growth.
Flexibility: Recovery is not linear. You may navigate between these stages of grief, and that is o.k.
Support This form will assist you and your support people to describe what you need and determine your levels of support.
Get Started Today!
Contact Us: Phone: (Your Contact Information) To set up an appointment or with any questions.
Get connected / group support: Visit our groups to meet others with similar interests.
Resources:Check out our resources for navigating each stage — and being successful.
You’re doing something amazing by and for yourself along the way!
[Your Organization Name]
[Your Contact Information]
[Website URL]
This flyer is adapted from SAMHSA TIP 35, and is also designed to help you understand recovery. We are here to help until you succeed!
i need something original no plagiarism or AI detection
Welcome to Your Recovery Journey!
At [Your Organization Name], it is our belief that you become aware of the stages of change and utilize its adoption to your personal journey toward growth and healing. Following the example of SAMHSA TIP 35, we have outlined the steps you need to follow as you journey toward sobriety.
The Stages of Change
Precontemplation
What it is: You may not realize you have a problem, or that you need to change anything at all.
Insight: Step 1 is realizing how the message applies. You don’t have to feel comfortable, we’re here to help you work through your feelings.
Contemplation
What this is: You start realizing something isn’t right and you make pro-and-con list.
Key Insight: Now is a time for reflection. - Do you balance what the child should do vs what the child is doing (non-age-appropriate behaving) vs on what you has holder the guidance to conform?
Preparation
What it is: You are willing to change and you begin planning for it.
Key Insight: Realistic goals and anticipating the obstacles are both important. We’ll work with you to personalize your plan.
Action
What’s happening: You plan and act.
Key Insight: Celebrate your efforts! This phase requires a bit of commitment and reinforcement, and we’re here to give you a little virtual cheer.
Maintenance
What it’s for: You work on keeping your gains and avoiding relapse.
Key Insight: This is a phase of setting new daily habits and new ways to tolerate stress. Regular touch points can help keep you on the right track.
Relapse (if applicable)
The fear: You’ll slide back into old habits.
Big Idea: You might encounter obstacles on your way. This is a marketing term. We are here to help steer you back on course.
Why it’s Important to Transition through the Stages
Personal growth: Each stage is its own wisdom and wisdom and wisdom that make up self growth.
Flexibility: Recovery is not linear. You may navigate between these stages of grief, and that is o.k.
Support This form will assist you and your support people to describe what you need and determine your levels of support.
Get Started Today!
Contact Us: Phone: (Your Contact Information) To set up an appointment or with any questions.
Get connected / group support: Visit our groups to meet others with similar interests.
Resources:Check out our resources for navigating each stage — and being successful.
You’re doing something amazing by and for yourself along the way!
[Your Organization Name]
[Your Contact Information]
[Website URL]
This flyer is adapted from SAMHSA TIP 35, and is also designed to help you understand recovery. We are here to help until you succeed!
i need something original no plagiarism or AI detection