This interactive tool supports clients with serious medical conditions, co-occurring disorders, or unsafe use patterns (e.g., IV use, overdose risk) in reflecting on how identity, access, and systemic factors shape their recovery.
Itās ideal for high-risk individuals often overlooked by one-size-fits-all care modelsāespecially those navigating poverty, disability, or systemic bias.
– Explores how identity factors (race, disability, gender, income) shape risk and resilience
– Promotes tailored care planning that accounts for medical, psychological, and social complexity
– Generates a personalized report with recommendations
– Printable & online versions included
š” Use it during intake or reassessment to uncover overlooked needs, reduce blind spots, and advocate for equitable, whole-person care.
This resource is part of the Understanding Addiction guide, which includes case studies and trauma-informed reflection tools for working with complex, high-risk populations.
