Describe how a CCAR coach uses recovery capital to assist a client with housing or employment resources.

• A. The coach helps identify and connect clients to resources like housing and employment as part leveraging recovery capital.
• B. The coach provides legal representation.
• C. The coach designs medical treatments.
• D. The coach acts as a therapist to diagnose.

Answer: (A)

Recovery capital is the resources a person can draw on to support their recovery, including social networks, housing options, employment connections, skills, and community supports. When a CCAR coach helps with housing or employment, the goal is to identify what assets the client already has and which connections can be mobilized to meet those practical needs. The coach will map available housing options and employment resources, make referrals, and help the client navigate systems and barriers, using those connections as leverage to support ongoing recovery. This is distinct from legal representation, medical treatment design, or therapy/diagnosis, which fall outside the coaching scope.