28 Oct Why Supportive Structure Helps People Rebuild Their Lives
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When life has been upended by addiction, incarceration, homelessness, or trauma, rebuilding can feel overwhelming. There may be no clear place to begin. Basic routines may have disappeared. Trust in oneself and others may be fragile.
In those moments, structure can be a lifeline. A combination of support and clear expectations can help people find their footing again.