

Recovery Coach Academy (CCAR)

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE RECOVERY COACH ACADEMY
This 30-hour intensive recovery coach training is held over five consecutive days and is facilitated in a retreat-like setting—either virtually or in person. The training is rooted in CCAR’s “Art and Science of Recovery Coaching” approach and emphasizes relationship-building, communication, ethics, and recovery planning.
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By the end of the training, participants are empowered with the tools to become effective recovery coaches in a variety of settings, including recovery community organizations, treatment centers, emergency departments, and justice systems.
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WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:
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The role and responsibilities of a Recovery Coach
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Core values and guiding principles of recovery
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Strategies to build trust and enhance communication
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Understanding multiple pathways of recovery
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Appropriate use of self-disclosure and storytelling
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Stages of recovery and stages of change
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Cultural awareness, power dynamics, and privilege
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Ethical issues and boundary management
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How to develop and implement a recovery wellness plan
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
The Recovery Coach Academy© is open to anyone interested in learning how to support others in recovery, including:
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People in recovery
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Family members and allies
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Peer recovery support professionals
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Behavioral health providers
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Community advocates and volunteers
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CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS
This course provides 30 MABPCB approved continuing education credits and qualifies as a core peer recovery specialist training in the state of Maryland.
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