When Am I A Recovery Coach?
I am often asked, “When am I a recovery coach?” It’s a hard question to answer. I’ve noticed the role of the recovery coach shifts …
I am often asked, “When am I a recovery coach?” It’s a hard question to answer. I’ve noticed the role of the recovery coach shifts …
Several years ago, still finding my way in a new leadership role, I realized the importance of work culture. I asked myself, “What type of …
By Phil Valentine CCAR Recovery Coaches wield two questions that have the power to alter perspectives, to change opinions, and to permanently affect the landscape …
By Phil Valentine (with input from the entire CCAR staff) As the Recovery Coach field gains momentum, it’s imperative that we recovery coaches conduct ourselves …
Recently, I attended an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, specifically a Step meeting, and we were on Step 3. After the step was read, a gentleman across …
By Phil Valentine Many years ago, Carol Kardas, my executive coach asked me three powerful questions that permanently altered my leadership style. “What type of …
By Phil Valentine Every time I facilitate one of our trainings, I listen to people describe working environments that demean, devalue and diminish the recovery …
By Phil Valentine The CCAR Recovery Coach Academy© reviews the following roles associated with recovery coaching. Motivator and cheerleader Ally and confidante Truth teller Role …
When I climbed Katahdin on September 23, 2015 I was in a lot better shape than this past time (June 12, 2018). 2,000 miles of …
By Phil Valentine When it comes to evaluating the effectiveness of the recovery advocacy movement maybe it’s time to use The Casserole Measure. In 2010, …