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Yellow Light Phase (60-90 days) - Residents take emotional risks by initiating honest and
authentic relationships and by developing and practicing the skills for dealing with their emotions
and impulses.
Residents should begin to accept responsibility for the consequences of their behavior, both past
and present. They become actively involved in a 12 Step program, begin to deepen their
spiritual life and concentrate on their physical health. During this phase, residents initiate more
independent living skills (self care, appearance, household responsibilities, time management,
and budgeting).
The yellow light phase includes, but is not limited to the following:
authentic relationships and by developing and practicing the skills for dealing with their emotions
and impulses.
Residents should begin to accept responsibility for the consequences of their behavior, both past
and present. They become actively involved in a 12 Step program, begin to deepen their
spiritual life and concentrate on their physical health. During this phase, residents initiate more
independent living skills (self care, appearance, household responsibilities, time management,
and budgeting).
The yellow light phase includes, but is not limited to the following:
- Review and expand treatment plans.
- Identify new or additional problems and develop goals and objectives to resolve them.
- Develop role model behavior patterns through practicing appropriate behavior and
exchanging feedback from Breakthrough Recovery Outreach residents and Coordinator. - Continue meetings at outside AA/CA/NA group and with sponsor.
- Chair AA/CA/NA meetings in local community or treatment centers.
- Initiate efforts to resolve any family or relationship issues or problems.
- Establish and develop appropriate social relationships.
- Participation in special groups and activities.
- Increased participation in appropriate outside recreational and social functions.
- Develop constructive leisure time, hobbies and activities.
- Satisfactorily complete written work on AA steps 4,5,6,7 & 8.
- Read the first five chapters in "Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions".
- Satisfactorily complete duties in assigned area of Breakthrough Recovery Outreach.
- Appropriately handle and accept confrontation or unacceptable behavior.
- Continue practicing independent living skills along with recovery program.
- Develop budget and personal finance plan.
- Continual participation in AA/CA/NA meetings, group and individual counseling sessions.
- Meet treatment expectations and receive a majority affirmative vote to be admitted into
Green Light Phase.
YELLOW LIGHT PHASE
