Recovery capital · live from the beach
Recovery capital is everything that helps a person stay well — health, purpose, relationships, connection, a stable base. Here it is written by the people themselves, and read back as one honest picture of a community.
A person’s recovery grows along these dimensions — a shared frame, not a test and not a score. Each person says what is true for them, in their own words, and may leave a dimension unspoken.
Sovereign to the person who writes it — theirs to hold, never edited by staff. A dimension left unspoken is honest absence, an open door, never a mark against them.
The same records, folded into one picture — and no one is named. This is the whole a commissioner reads: the shape of a community, not a person’s file.
The plain-language reading of this picture — which strength to build on, where to reach in next — is written by an agent reading these very records. People speak; the agent reads the fold. Connect the bsp tools and ask how is the group doing?
Each person writes and holds their own; staff never edit it. Silence is honest, and never scored as a failure.
The picture above names no one. In real use each record sits behind a private, gated wall — the coordinator reads the shape of the group, not a person’s file.
This helps people find a peer, a meeting, a next step, and helps the organisation show its work. It is not clinical care or crisis support — anything urgent goes to people, not software.