Next Cycle: May 11 – June 25, 2024
Facilitators may include, but are not limited to, persons that identify with the following roles: Coaches, Counselors, Health Educators, HR, Wellness and Healthcare Professionals, and other Recovery Peers and Advocates
Here’s What You’re Going to Learn:
You will be able to invite participants into authentic conversation and experiential learning surrounding the breaking down of stigma and silence around addiction issues.
Students will earn Certification and access to use a practical, engaging Addiction Awareness ‘Lunch & Learn’ Presentation and related materials. The course content is presented in three parts:
1. Addiction Awareness
2. Professional Facilitation Skills
3. Resiliency Training
Students share content and resources designed to reduce stigma, overcome myths, build resiliency, and promote conscious choices about alcohol, drugs and other risky behaviors. Students will identify, engage, deliver content, and follow-up with a range of community groups and businesses.
Do You Want to Learn How You Can Guide Safe & Comfortable Workplace Discussions About Addiction?
Here’s what you’ll get when you register for the ICARE Certified Facilitator in Addiction Awareness course:
2. Facilitators also Receive: Introductory Membership in iCoachRecovery, Participation in Closed Facebook Group, Discounts on Other Certification Programs
3. 14-hour CEU Training Live Online
4. Certification as an Addiction Awareness Facilitator through the IAPRC
Now offering NAADAC, National Wellness Institute (NWI) and SHRM Educational Hours. See purchase cart for options.
May 14 – June 28, 2024 Schedule – all live calls are conducted on Eastern Time on Tuesdays
- May 14, 11am-12:30pm – Orientation
- May 21, 11am-1pm – Live Online meeting: Addiction Awareness
- Week of May 28 – Self-study week, no live call
- June 4, 11am-1pm – Live Online meeting: Addiction Awareness
- June 11, 11am-3pm – Live Online meeting with Facilitator Jesse Harless: Facilitation Training
- June 18, 10am-1pm – Live Online meeting with Facilitator Jesse Harless: Resiliency Training
- June 25, 11am-12pm – Live Coaching call with Jesse Harless
ENDORSEMENTS
I highly recommend the program. Especially if you are in a corporate setting or your clients come from the corporate space. The time is now to bring awareness into the workplace. While folks were struggling before the pandemic, the pandemic has created so many more issues with substance use disorders and mental health wellbeing. This program helps with communicating information and proper resources.
The CFAA-HR Program is an excellent opportunity for Human Resources Professionals to foster an inclusive and engaged workforce by developing and implementing a safe workplace environment that supports people in recovery. I recommend that ALL HR Professionals participate in this type of training to help and support their workforce efforts on sobriety. In addition to building a network of other HR professionals to share Best Practices, this program encouraged and assisted my efforts to develop a program for my company.”
Having observed my employees complete the Healthy Self Checkup has helped me discover a need in the company and the fact that when people feel supported and not judged, they open up and accept help. On the other hand, I also learned that a person needs to be open minded and ready.
The CFAA-HR class is long overdue in my opinion. “Whether personal or professionally, I have witnessed the ravages of substance use disorder and felt the helplessness of parents, managers, and HR professionals alike. Everyone needs to be much more aware of mental health issues, including SUD, and the various signs of how these disorders can display in the workplace or homelife. Recognizing the signs, and engaging the individual without shame or fear of reprisal is key in making sure more individuals know they have options for recovery. As well as ensure that others do not succumb to this illness.”
Compliments the Skillset of any HR Professional.
“The CFAA-HR Program was informative, insightful, and thought provoking. The instructors, who were all subject matter experts in their field, presented participants with a wide range of knowledge in addiction and recovery awareness which compliments the skillset of any HR professional.
Because the training was delivered in such an open and honest manner, it allowed free-flowing dialog to be shared amongst the group.”
ICARE Certified Facilitator Addiction Awareness
ICARE Certified Facilitator Addiction Awareness (CFAA) training prepares individuals to lead and facilitate conversations around substance misuse, addiction, and recovery in the workplace. Certified Facilitators are empowered to deliver webinars and/or workshops that create psychological safety and raise awareness in order to heal the sickness of silence that exists within the workplace relating to substance misuse and addiction.
Reinvent the Conversation about Addiction
Optimize Best Practices from Wellness, Prevention & Recovery
Build Resilience, Change Lives, Families, Businesses & Communities through Practical, Engaging & Safe Conversations
Raise Awareness and Break the Silence Caused by Stigma
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You may participate in the special ICARE CFAA Program for only $2450.