$330/person
May 2024
May 20, 22, 23
9:00 - 3:00 pm (EST)
June 2024
June 17, 18, 21
9:00 - 3:00 pm (EST)
July 2024
July 23, 25, 26
9:00 - 3:00 pm (EST)
16 Hr. CCAR Ethical Considerations for Recovery Coaches & Peer Advocates
Participants must have access to both audio and video connection. This RCU Zoom/Virtual Training is approved by ASAP-NYCB through 4/2024 for CRPA and CARC Initial Certifications. It is also approved by ASAP NYS for Social Work CE’s and by OASAS for CASAC, CPP and CPS Renewal CE’s.
A 2022 CCAR Ethics Participant Manual is required for this class. Order yours now.
Every three years CRPA and CARC Certifications must be Renewed! See RCU’s Renewal Training.
Course Description:
Maintaining the integrity and professionalism of the Recovery Coach and Peer Advocate professions is a key priority of ASAP-NYCB (New York Certification Board) and OASAS (Office of Addiction Services and Supports).
As the profession evolves it is critical that those supporting others in their recovery follow a set of professional standards and principles. This workshop presents a comprehensive introduction to the ethical considerations for recovery coaches/peer advocates and satisfies the Ethics Competency requirements for CRPA and CARC Certifications.
Learning Objectives:
Understand what ethics are and why ethics are so important when performing recovery coach services
Learn how to stay in your lane as a recovery coach
Understand the decision-making process
Develop guidelines for making ethical decisions
Practice and apply the new learning to your everyday work as a recovery coach
RECOVERY COACH UNIVERSITY TRAINING TEAM:
Lisa Nichols, MS Ed, RCP, RCPF, CRPA, CPS, CARC
Erin Pownall Burns, MSW, CARC;
Deirdre Rauch; Coordinator, Queen
Lori Drescher, CARC, RCP, RCPF, Member-MINT, Founder-RCU
Amanda Toal, AAS, CARC
Not in Photo:
Keith Greer, LCSW, PCC, PRC (not in photo)
Sandy Rivers, MA, Master CASAC, Member-MINT
Lisa Marie Ardner, MA, Master CASAC, CARC, CTP
“Wonderful trainers! Great participation! I would totally recommend this training for anyone in coaching, specifically recovery related. RCU gets a 10/10 from me! ”
“This was a truly enlightening and informative course and the trainers are phenomenal facilitators. They created such a safe space for learning and acceptance. ”
“The trainers presented the complex field of ethics as it relates to recovery coaching in an engaging and exploratory way. Before taking the training, I did not realize just how nuanced balancing ethical considerations can be.”