Table 3.

Themes: Stressors, Priorities, Needs, Self-Care Barriers and Trauma

WHR Themes	Deductive Code	Inductive Codes and Patterns	Supporting Statement
Stressors, Priorities, Needs, and Self-Care Barriers	Stressors	Children/family/partner Finances/resources/housing Anxiety/grief /loneliness/ confusion/anger/fear of groups/stigma	“First on my list is getting a job, then continuing with my GED. Also, I have some failure to appears…that I’m wanting to get taken care of so I can get my driver’s license back, and transportation. I need to get a vehicle. I know I’m gonna save up for that.”
	Priorities	Finances/housing/transportation Family Recovery/herself/school/health Faith/God	“Recovery first. God. Taking care of my bills. Then my family and friends.”
	Needs	Money/health insurance/food stamps/transportation Family mediation/Emotional support Treatment closer to home/Extended recovery services
	Self-care Barriers	Putting others first/family/caretaking Partner Resources/money/transportation
Trauma	Stressors/life in recovery	Trauma/panic attacks/paranoia/PTSD	“I was kidnapped and it [drugs] was brought into my life. It was put in my food and my drink and so, then I got addicted, but for me, it’s not about that part. The reason for it being difficult is the aftereffects of my abuse that I had, so yeah. That’s why it’s difficult for me.”