16 CE Hours | Virtual via Zoom

Ethical decision-making is an essential skill for every Recovery Coach navigating today’s complex behavioral health systems. In this highly interactive 2-day virtual training, participants will deepen their understanding of ethics, explore real-world ethical dilemmas, and build a personalized decision-making framework they can immediately apply in their coaching practice.

This training, developed by the Connecticut Community for Addiction Recovery (CCAR), creates a supportive space for Recovery Coaches to explore boundaries, role clarity, and professional integrity. Through guided discussion, reflection, and experiential learning, coaches will examine the unique challenges of ethical practice in peer-based recovery support and begin creating their own personal Code of Ethics.

Participants will:

• Define ethics and recognize their importance in the peer role

• Learn how to "stay in your lane" while supporting others

• Explore the process of making ethical decisions

• Create clear guidelines for navigating ethical challenges

• Apply tools and strategies to real-life coaching scenarios

Who Should Attend:
Recovery Coaches, Peer Advocates, Certified Recovery Peer Specialists, and others working in recovery support roles.

Format:
Live, online via Zoom. Participants must have reliable internet access and a computer with audio/video capabilities.

Class Manual:
Manual required and sold separately.

DATES: November 12, 13, 14 @ 9-4 pm

$350 per person (reach out for group discounts)

Download Manual

Participants are responsible for obtaining the Ethical Considerations Manual themselves. This manual is crucial to being able to complete this training. The Ethical Considerations Manual can be purchased via Amazon (see link below)
Ethical Considerations Manual 2022

This training is approved by ASAP-NYCB for 16 credit hours of Peer Ethics.