What type of activities should CRSS professionals avoid engaging in?

CRSS professionals should avoid engaging in activities that detract from recovery support because their primary role is to facilitate and enhance the recovery process for individuals. Engaging in activities that could undermine or negate a person's efforts towards recovery can be detrimental not only to the individual seeking support but also to the overall goals of the recovery community. Effective recovery support hinges on creating an environment that fosters healing, empowerment, and positive growth.

In this context, activities that detract from recovery support could include negative interactions, behaviors that reinforce addiction or unhealthy habits, or any actions that fail to respect the recovery journey of others. It’s essential for CRSS professionals to maintain a focus on constructive engagement that builds resilience and promotes positive, supportive environments in which individuals can thrive in their recovery efforts.