Recovery Alive Coaching 201

Summary
For 85 years, the 12 steps have provided a process and system of support for millions of people dealing with a variety of life-altering struggles. Recovery Alive Coaching 201 covers a faith-based perspective of mental, spiritual, and addiction recovery to train coaches and facilitators to resurrect hope through the power, people, & process of the Christ-centered 12 steps.

Learning Objectives
Participants will...

1. Learn basic cognitive behavioral strategies in recovery coaching
2. Gain knowledge in the theological underpinnings of recovery
3. Achieve competency in the instruction and implementation of the Christ-centered 12 steps
4. Understand the importance of boundaries and forgiveness in recovery
5. Identify signs and symptoms of relapse and strategies for relapse prevention
6. Recognize family patterns in recovery while gaining strategies for supporting families in recovery

Course Lessons and Descriptions

RAC 201: Crisis Response and Recovery: Emergency Care and Counsel, Intervention and Prevention
Jennifer Ellers, M.A.

RAC 202: Catch It; Challenge It; Change It: Cognitive Behavioral Strategies and Recovery
John Eklund, M.S.W., and Mercy Connors, Ph.D.

RAC 203: Boundaries, Life and Healthy Relationships
John Eklund, M.S.W.

RAC 204: The Weapons of our Warfare: Decision-Making along with Tools and Strategies for Self-Reflection, Monitoring and Assessment
Karl Benzio, M.D.

RAC 205: Sword and Spirit: The Power of God's Word and The Spirit of God in Recovery
Ron Hawkins, D.Min, Ed.D.

RAC 206: The 12 Steps Recovery Process: The Path Toward Freedom
John Eklund, M.S.W

RAC 207: The Power of Surrender: Steps 1-3
John Eklund, M.S.W

RAC 208: The Power of Ownership: Steps 4-9
John Eklund, M.S.W

RAC 209: The Power of One Day at a Time: Steps 10-12
John Eklund, M.S.W

RAC 210: Let It Go: Forgiveness and Recovery
Everett Worthington, Ph.D.

RAC 211: Families in Recovery: Issues, Patterns, Support and Strength
Shannae Anderson, Ph.D.

RAC 212: Relapse Prevention and the Road Forward: Sobriety and Staying Strong
Jim Cress, M.A.

Continuing Education 
12.00 CE Credits available for IBCC Credential Holders. 

This training offered through Light University meets the ongoing CE requirements for counselors, life coaches, and crisis responders who are credentialed through the International Board of Christian Care (IBCC) or one of its affiliate boards: the Board of Christian Professional and Pastoral Counseling (BCPPC); the Board of Christian Life Coaching (BCLC); the Board of Mental Health Coaching (BMHC) and the Board of Christian Crisis and Trauma Response (BCCTR). For more information Light University Continuing Education programs, please visit: https://lightuniversity.com/continuing-education-statements/.