Recovering from Addiction Training

The training is an informative course drawn on years of experience and hours of recovery work with people from all walks of life and all sorts of trauma and expressions of addiction.

Recovery is possible

The same elements that lead to addiction can be the starting place for recovering.  These were learned through real life experiences from the author and others met over years of mentoring and mutual support in recovery of addictions of many types. Our brains lock into habits, especially when early developmental foundations are insufficient, and those same processes can rebuild new healthy sober lives.

In this insightful and practical 1/2 day training, we consider real life case studies to learn together how tools taught in this course can be be offered and learned. Everyone is different and there isn’t a formula or step by step plan that works for everyone.  But perspectives from those who are recovering give insights that aid to your empathy, understanding, patience and hope.

Quotes from attendees of our training

Take a look at our upcoming training dates and book your place here and All our addiction training dates are here.

"I attended online and it was full of really interesting facts which were backed up by KC's own experience and passion. The tone of the training was one of kindness."
“I could listen to KC teach all day long!”
“I think it was really good to hear more about addiction and how people become addicted. I did not really have much knowledge about addiction and how people get affected by this. On reflection this was a very important part of my personal life.”
"KC was really knowledgeable and the training flowed well. People were saying that they had learnt a lot."
“I've got ADHD and was able to concentrate all the way through. That just shows how engaging it was.”
"KC was fantastic, knowledgeable and enthusiastic. The actual tech and content of the presentation was also brilliant. The three hours were very well spent."
"I do feel it's a good course for counsellors to do because addiction does come up. And it was good that behavioural addictions were explained, not just substance addiction."
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About KC

KC works on his own recovery, mentoring others to recover, drawing on his own experience of recovery after 25 years in active addiction. Plus he learns by researching as well as talking to others in addiction and colleagues who work in the mental health and addiction recovery field. KC enjoys teaching, raising awareness, challenging stigma and giving a voice to others who have experienced these challenges.

Take a look at our upcoming training dates and book your place here.


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