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This program will be presented again in early 2017

  • How can I identify when clients are recovering from active addiction?

  • How does the addiction recovery process affect the coaching engagement?

  • How do I use new language to improve communication with recovering clients?

 

We now understand that prioritizing recovery and developing strategies for sober daily living are key characteristics of coaching clients with substance use disorders.  For coaches who are not themselves in recovery and may not know how to work with addiction, these priorities may present challenges.  Nonetheless, these challenges do not preclude engagement with the client in recovery.   

This training demystifies addiction and recovery, and develops coaching skills, language and tools to respond effectively to clients in addiction recovery. Participants expand their understanding of and gain confidence in applying this learning in both their professional and personal lives.   

Please contact us now to apply for this classroom program (places strictly limited): 

ruth@sobriety-together.com

The International Coach Federation and the New York Certification Board have approved this program for 6 training hours.

Learn How to Coach Clients in Addiction Recovery

Past Events

Learn How to Coach Clients in Addiction Recovery

One-Day Professional Training Program for Certified Coaches

Monday, October 24, 2016

9.30am-4.30pm

Caron, 244 E 58th Street, NYC

 

 

 

 

Many thanks to Todd Whitmer, Regional VP at Caron New York, for hosting this event, and to Gjyste Camaj for her warm and knowledgeable welcome.   Aldana Vasques, Director of Special Events at MBJ Food Servicesprovided the top class catering.  You all are a huge part of the success of our day - thank you!

Special thanks to our committed participants who brought many differing perspectives and a passion for healing to several lively conversations about coaching, addiction, recovery, the future of our profession(s).  Let this important multi-lateral conversation continue . . .

The International Coach Federation and the New York Certification Board approved this program for 6 training hours.

Classroom Programs
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The Professional Engaging with Addiciton Recovery

 

Customized training at your location or ours.  Please contact us for details, or check back for posted trainings.

 

Opportunities include the following core programs specially tailored to meet professional and agency expectations:

 

  • Implementing Core Recovery Values

  • Peer Ethics

  • Recovery Coach Academy

  • Developing a Culture of Philanthropy in the Recovery Treatment Sector

  • Building Leadership in the Social Profit Board

 

 

 

 

  

 

Our thanks to the International Coach Federation for hosting this webinar and to all our participants.  It was a very rewarding experience for us and we were honored to have this opportunity.  We look forward to announcing details of our forthcoming classroom program which builds on the materials presented here.  

 

Special thanks to ICF New York City Charter Chapter President Margaret McLean Walsh and Professional Development Director Susan Ginsburg O'Sullivan.  It's a pleasure to work with you.

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