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Take courses at CUNY to begin a career as a Professional Addiction Recovery Coach

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There are many approaches that have been developed to achieve sobriety and long-term recovery. One approach is the use of Professional Recovery Coaches. Learn the dynamics of a strengths-based system for changing addictive behavior through a process of reconnecting to one's joyful identity and work toward helping others overcome and break the cycle of addiction. In this course students learn the effects of addiction on the brain and discover the foundational role that joy plays in recovery as students see how lasting, joyful connections are vital to the recovery process. Students also learn the role of the Professional Recovery Coach along with the desired skills, traits and competencies needed for success in the coaching relationship. This course also reviews special issues in working with families as well as ethical issues that are commonly addressed in Professional Recovery Coaching. The program is certified by the IAPRC (International Association of Professional Recovery Coaches). This 60 hour course is taught over 6 months.
  • Cost or fees
    $1695
  • Earn certificate
    This course has been approved by INAOPS, the International Association of Peer Supporters and may be accepted by State Certification Boards that provide credentials for Recovery Peer Specialists or Peer Supporters.
  • Eligibility description
    Basic computer skills are required.
  • Boroughs Served
    Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
  • Counties Served
    New York City

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