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50HR CRPA & CARC Foundational Training Bundle
Complete all 50 hours of foundational training in one convenient bundle.
Training Details
Training Length:
50Hrs
Cost:
$$950
Time:
4:00 AM
11:00 AM
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CE / Approval Info
Intitial CRPA & CARC Certification
About This Training
The CRPA & CARC Foundational Training Bundle includes all three core foundational trainings in one package: the 30-Hour Recovery Coach Academy, 16-Hour Ethics Training, and 4-Hour Medication Supported Recovery Training.
Together, these courses provide 50 hours of foundational education focused on recovery coaching skills, ethical practice, person-centered support, and medication supported recovery. The bundle is designed for participants completing the foundational training pathway for CRPA and CARC certification requirements and offers a convenient way to register for all three required trainings together.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this training bundle, participants will be able to:
Define the recovery coach role, responsibilities, scope of practice, and professional boundaries.
Apply core peer recovery values, person-centered principles, and multiple pathways of recovery.
Use effective communication, active listening, and trust-building strategies in recovery support relationships.
Recognize stages of change and use strengths-based approaches to support individualized recovery goals.
Use lived experience and self-disclosure intentionally, ethically, and appropriately.
Practice cultural humility and recognize the impact of power, privilege, and individual identity in recovery support.
Apply ethical standards and structured decision-making tools to real-world recovery coaching situations.
Develop and support individualized recovery and wellness plans, including practical goal-setting strategies.
Explain Medication Supported Recovery using recovery-oriented, non-stigmatizing language and recognize it as a valid pathway of recovery.
Maintain appropriate peer scope when discussing medications while supporting informed choice, autonomy, and self-determination.
Recognize and challenge stigma related to medication supported recovery.
Apply advocacy and shared decision-making strategies that strengthen recovery capital and support person-driven recovery.