Which of the following is one of SAMHSA's ten fundamental components of recovery?

• A. Individualized and Person-Centered
• B. Medication Management
• C. Physical Health
• D. Family Therapy

Answer: (A)

Recovery is most effective when it is tailored to the person—where the individual drives their goals, decisions, and plans, and services are offered in a way that honors their preferences, culture, and strengths. This person-centered, individualized approach sits at the heart of SAMHSA’s framework, ensuring that support aligns with what the person values and wants to achieve in their life.

That’s why the option describing individualized and person-centered care is the best choice. While medication management, attention to physical health, and family involvement are important parts of treatment and support, they are not listed as one of SAMHSA’s ten fundamental components in this framework.