Perpetuating the Stigma
By Stacy Charpentier Over the past few months I had the pleasure of training several of the CCAR training programs, in CT and as I […]
Perpetuating the Stigma Read Post
By Stacy Charpentier Over the past few months I had the pleasure of training several of the CCAR training programs, in CT and as I […]
Perpetuating the Stigma Read Post
By Haner Hernandez, Ph.D., CPS, CADCII, LADC I may be a lot of things, but let me tell you what I’m NOT. More importantly, I
In the CCAR Recovery Coach Academy© (and in most of our training offerings) we examine and consider 10 roles of the recovery coach as first
Storyteller: Recovery Coach Role #11 Read Post
By Rebecca Allen “Hi, my name is Rebecca and I’m a woman in long-term recovery and for me, it’s been over 21 years since the
Note to the World: I Am Not Damaged. Read Post
No issue causes more contention within communities of recovery than abstinence. Many people believe that if you do not completely abstain from substances, any substances,
On April 9, 2018, Rebecca, Jennifer and I wrote a blog called No Coach is an Island. As recovery coaching expands across the country, some
Deploying Recovery Coaches: The Best Model Read Post
“No one will ever accuse me of being professional!” Have you ever looked back on things you used to say, and say publicly, and wince?
Recovery Coach Professional Read Post
I sat nervously at a front table in the hotel ballroom. I watched my daughter entertain my granddaughter. Elizabeth perched on Mary’s lap and chattered
One Necessary Belief Read Post
In 2010, I experienced aggressive treatment for Stage 4 cancer of the tongue. When a doctor says aggressive, beware. I knew trouble brewed when the
CCAR 20 Strong By Paula Figueroa-Vega Director of Scholarship Programs The Ammon Foundation I attended CCAR’s 20-Year Strong celebration on March 7th, 2019 in Cromwell,