CCAR© Recovery Coaching in the Emergency Department prepares participants for the challenging and rewarding role of a Recovery Coach in the Emergency Department.

Participants of Emergency Department training will:

• Describe the roles and functions of the Recovery Coach working in the Emergency Department.
• Understand and practice staying in your lane.
• Develop skills to advocate and educate staff, patients, etc. as a way to demonstrate accountability within the role.
• Use of Motivational Interviewing (MI) to bring people through the Stages of Change into Recovery.
• Further develop your art of Recovery Coaching

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• Define and increase fluency in the language of recovery.
• Build capacity to understand, support and advocate for recovery.
• Learn about specific skill sets key to supporting recovery.
• Create a learning community to advance the recognition, acceptance, and support of recovery.

• Clients will strengthen their resolve and be guided to live more purposefully.
• The course will define spirituality and help clients to define their own spiritual path.
• Explore personal beliefs and values as it comes to spirituality.
• Discover how to work with others whose spiritual beliefs differ from yours.
• Learn about the tools, resources, and language needed for a recovery coach to address spirituality inclusively.

• Define expectations of Recovery Coach oversight.
• Understand the complexity and intricacy of the Recovery Coach role.
• Understand how organizational culture can support a Coachervision model.
• Learn the importance of accountability for both the Coachervisor and Recovery Coach.
• How to support Recovery Coaches in professional settings.

CCAR Ethical considerations and professionalism for recovery coaches prepares participants with new skills and understandings so that they may utilize their coaching skills in an array of professionally diverse settings and environments.

Participants in Professionalism training will:

• Define professionalism as it pertains to recovery coaching.
• Learn about and develop the various characteristics that a professional possesses.
• Understand their personal accountabilities in their role as recovery coaches.
• Learn the importance of the concept “stay in their lane” when it comes to working in a large system, like a hospital, court and/or treatment system.
• Reexamine the roles of a recovery coach in order to maintain good boundaries when working in professional settings.
• Have opportunities to practice and demonstrate newly acquired skills.

Please note: All training program sales are final. Make up times available as necessary for missed classes.