What is the training about?

• Specialist, experiential training developed to empower individuals challenged with substance use and addiction disorders.

• Learn practical tools and techniques to support individuals, families, groups, organisations and communities.

• Live and online training options available with national- and international accreditation opportunities.

 

What does the training include?

• Exploring recovery perspectives for substance use, addictive behaviour, and mental health disorders, and co-occurring conditions.

• Identifying diverse and varied pathways to recovery.

• Examining the roles and responsibilities of a Recovery Coach, including ethics and boundaries.

• Practicing coaching, motivational interviewing techniques and facilitation skills.

• Learning and practicing how to open & close a coaching conversation, by creating a container, contracting and checking in.

• Gaining familiarity with recovery planning tools and coaching templates.

• Experiencing coaching and developing a personal and professional plan.

• Gaining knowledge and understanding of recovery resources.

• Connecting with international recovery coaches.

• Ongoing professional support and development through Workplace.

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What can you expect?

All training courses are structured in line with our International Coach Register accreditation requirements.

• 40 hours of theoretical training and coaching (live and/or online).

• 10 hours of online groups and calls to support experiential learning.

• Access to the organisational online learning journeys.

• Online and downloadable coach manual.

• Ongoing professional development opportunities.

• Access to the organisation's SpeakAp platform for professional connection, collaboration and development.

• Opportunities to collaborate professionally with South  international coaches, practitioners and facilitators.

• Lifetime access to our online e-learning platform.

• National and international accreditation opportunities.