What might a person with the CRSS credential inquire about during a session?

A person with the CRSS credential focuses on supporting individuals in their recovery journey, enhancing their personal development and overall well-being. Inquiring about what the individual would find comforting is essential as it helps to establish a trusting relationship and creates an environment conducive to open dialogue. Understanding a participant's sources of comfort allows the CRSS to tailor support strategies that resonate with the individual, fostering their emotional safety and engagement in the recovery process.

Additionally, exploring comfort can lead to discussions about coping mechanisms and positive reinforcement strategies that the participant might utilize. This inquiry aligns with the holistic approach in recovery support, emphasizing emotional and psychological comfort alongside tangible recovery strategies. It aids in building rapport and helps guide the session toward exploring the participant's needs and preferences effectively.