My Time as an Emergency Department Recovery Coach
By Tom Russo I served as a CCAR Emergency Department Recovery Coach (EDRC) for a little less than a year and in that relatively short …
By Tom Russo I served as a CCAR Emergency Department Recovery Coach (EDRC) for a little less than a year and in that relatively short …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
“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? …
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 …
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 …