IC&RC APPROVED
15 HOURS
Mission
To educate industry professionals about the many pathways to recovery.
Vision
Industry professionals are empowered to run a truly client-centered practice; allowing all individuals to CHOOSE a recovery pathway that resonates with them.
Curriculum Includes:
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Video Lectures
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Expert Interviews
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Lecture Notes
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Self Assessments
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Quizzes
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Handouts
See what past students are saying!
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In one word: ILLUMINATING!
Rachel B.
This course was beautifully comprehensive, insightful, inspiring, and well-organized. In a recovery sphere so dominated by the 12-step model, I had never even imagined that there were so many different approaches to recovery available. The course ...
Read MoreThis course was beautifully comprehensive, insightful, inspiring, and well-organized. In a recovery sphere so dominated by the 12-step model, I had never even imagined that there were so many different approaches to recovery available. The course creator and moderator, Irina, did an amazing job of representing each path, particularly the more controversial ones (such as harm reduction), in a balanced, factual, and unbiased manner. The course consists of a series of in-depth interviews from professionals in the field. Each session is packed full of information and resources that are valuable not only to service providers in recovery, but to anyone wanting an in-depth, behind-the-scenes look at the many paths to recovery. I would highly recommend this course to professionals and aspiring professionals in the recovery field.
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Important information
Rachel F.
The information contained in this course is incredibly important for a client centered approach to recovery. Multiple people need multiple pathways.
The information contained in this course is incredibly important for a client centered approach to recovery. Multiple people need multiple pathways.
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Choice in Recovery: A Client-Centered Approach
Thea W.
This course was great! It really helped to expand my knowledge of the many different options for recovery. It also reiterated the importance of having options.
This course was great! It really helped to expand my knowledge of the many different options for recovery. It also reiterated the importance of having options.
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A One-Stop Shop for Valuable Knowledge of Recovery Pathways
Meghan R.
The Choice in Recovery course offers the awareness and knowledge needed for professionals to confidently recommend the recovery pathways that are most likely to be the best fit for clients, patients and consumers. Such valuable knowledge is power,...
Read MoreThe Choice in Recovery course offers the awareness and knowledge needed for professionals to confidently recommend the recovery pathways that are most likely to be the best fit for clients, patients and consumers. Such valuable knowledge is power, and the right recovery program can be the difference between relapse or celebrating long-term recovery for someone under our care. We owe it to ourselves, those we serve and our communities as a whole to be in-the-know.
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Having all of these options laid out in one place is awesome!
Carmen J.
Thanks for helping me help others!!
Thanks for helping me help others!!
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Great Training!!!
Gary Coleman
Coming from a 12 step recovery background, this is awesome! Choices are very important!
Coming from a 12 step recovery background, this is awesome! Choices are very important!
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Instructor
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Irina Bogomolova
Founder & CEO
[email protected]Irina is a Russian born, Colorado native-enough, University of Colorado at Boulder graduate; holding a BA in Sociology and Russian. Irina founded Choice in May of 2014; her own journey in which she chose moderation, inspired her to step into the field and express the need for various pathways to recovery. Irina has trained on the topic at the University of Colorado at Boulder, Auraria Campus, Denver Health, the Office of Behavioral Health, The 22nd National Symposium of Juvenile Services, the Southern Nevada Substance Use and Behavioral Health Summit, Surrounded by Recovery, The University of Denver, and The Colorado Association of Addictions Professionals Conference.