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Become A Recovery Coach

If you are interested in becoming a recovery coach, contact us, and we will schedule an interview to help you determine your suitability and readiness for this specialized role.

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Initial Training

Developed by Ray Baker, MD

The 40-hour initial training is delivered online and
in-person to groups of 12-24 trainees. The curriculum includes necessary knowledge on addiction, types of treatment, varieties of recovery pathways, cultural diversity, boundaries, working with families, trauma-informed care and post-traumatic growth.

 

In addition, trainees learn all essential recovery coach competencies and the recovery coaching code of ethics. Training includes didactic teaching, individual and group exercises, discussions, coaching skills role-playing, homework reading assignments and community-based resource-finding activities.

 

Since recovery coaching is so new, credentialing and certification are still evolving. As a result, requirements for accreditation, maintenance of accreditation and levels of credentialing will change. Recovery Coaches Alberta will adapt the training requirements accordingly

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For information regarding cost, duration and topics please refer to www.rc-academy.ca

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