Certified WRAP Facilitators:: Honor the participants., Accept participants as they are—as unique, special individuals., Remind participants that there are “no limits” to recovery., Give participants a sense of hope., Validate each person’s experiences., Treat each person with dignity, compassion, respect, and unconditional high regard., Give each person choices and options, not final answers., Support the concept that each person is the expert on themselves., Participants learn through their own experiences and the experiences of others. WRAP work is:: Based on self-determination: It opens the door for individuals, but it doesn’t dictate their path., Rooted in the belief in equality: No one is any better or has higher value than anyone else., A mutual learning model: People work together to increase understanding and promote wellness., Can complement other strategies: WRAP is not necessarily a replacement for therapy or recovery strategies., Simple and safe for anyone, regardless of the severity of their difficulties or issues., Based on common sense: Anyone can create a personal WRAP; it doesn’t take medical training or education, just a better understanding of oneself., Infinitely doable. Everyone, no matter their life circumstances or experiences, can create and live their WRAP and find wellness., Always changing: The body of knowledge is always expanding, as is our education about ourselves. The WRAP evidenced-based practice remains the same, but how we do our WRAP work changes. Our WRAPs are living documents that change over time., Not based on any philosophy or model, but it can incorporate many philosophies or models., Not just a program—it’s a way of life.,

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