SouthCoast Recovery is presenting it’s second seminar “Mastering Life’s Engergies” on June 25^th through June 29^th, 2008 in Laguna Hills, California.  This is 36 CEU hour course open to all drug and alcohol educators and interested professionals.   

SouthCoast Recovery is presenting it’s second seminar “Mastering Life’s Engergies” on June 25^th through June 29^th, 2008 in Laguna Hills, California.  This is 36 CEU hour course open to all drug and alcohol educators and interested professionals.   

 Visit:  www.southcoastrecovery.com/continuing_education.html 
 

SouthCoast Recovery is now accredited as a continuing education provider by CAADE, The California Association of Alcohol and Drug Educators. 

Recovery professionals work hard. They want the best for those they serve. This desire to make a difference and have a lasting impact can often be met with frustration. Questions arise, such as: why is it so difficult for people to do what they say they’re going to do with regard to their sobriety? Why don’t they stick with their program? How can I help late-stage recovery clients to expand their world to new possibilities? These and other questions prompted us to ask how can we make a difference. 

What is CAADE? 

CAADE works with the California State Department of Alcohol and Drug programs to develop guidelines for alcohol and drug studies within higher education. The goal is to set and maintain a higher standard of education for excellence in counseling. 

CAADE offers certification for individuals interested in becoming a Certified Addictions Treatment Counselor (C.A.T.C.). Requirements for C.A.T.C. requires 36 hours of semester units at a CAADE accredited college, passing a comprehensive exam and continuing education in the field. These requirements ensure quality education for quality counselors in the field. For initial certification, please visit The California Association of Alcohol and Drug Educators. 
 

Continuing Education Requirements 

In order to maintain current certification, members are required to obtain 40 hours of continuing education every two years toward renewal of their certification. A minimum of 20 hours is required in advanced drug and alcohol abuse treatment and counseling. The remaining 20 hours may be in the area of professional advancement. 

At SouthCoast Recovery, we have over 100 years combined in the treatment of drug and alcohol addiction. Our staff members are all members of CAADE. Staying current on new studies in drug and alcohol treatment is as important to your career as networking with other professionals in the field. Recovery professionals need support from others in the industry who understand the stress that often accompanies our field. Building a support network in the educational realm of the recovery community can help improve the quality of counseling from a personal and professional perspective. 

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Coaching and Recovery

4 day 36 CEU Course 

The purpose of the Coaching and Recovery program is to give you leading-edge tools to do what you have always wanted to do: empower and support others to thrive both in early and late-stage recovery. 

Course Information:

Dates:

June 25th-29th, 2008

Location:

Holiday Inn

25205 La Paz Road

Laguna Hills, CA 92653

For Reservations Please Call:

(949) 268-9315

Rate Per Night: $129

or

http://www.holiday-inn.com/lagunahillsca

Course Leaders:

Maria Nemeth, Ph.D.

Wayne Manning

Beth Ann Suggs

Fee:

$950 before June 1, 2008

$1050 after June 1, 2008

To Register:

Call the Academy at 916-569-0779

or register online at

www.academyforcoachingexcellence.com 

It’s no secret that coaching skills and methods have become increasingly popular in the recovery community. That’s because coaching is pro-active, optimistic, results-oriented, and takes clients from where they are to where they want to be without the recovery professional doing “all the work.” Using coaching strategies, you can create an environment in which the client discovers—and works towards—exhilarating goals and dreams that help sustain a clean and sober lifestyle. 

Why Coaching? 

When you coach someone, you convey that you recognize that their life counts, that they still make a difference and have a life worth living. As a result, your interactions with them come alive with possibility and promise. 

An even more potent approach is to marry potent coaching strategies with simple yet powerful spiritual principles. The Academy for Coaching Excellence has done just that. Our program is based upon principles from timeless wisdom traditions. The results are coaching tools that are powerful and that produce long-lasting results in all areas of a client’s life. 

Program Features 

Re-invigorate your own experience of being a recovery professional. Learn some simple coaching practices that support others to take positive action. We guarantee that you will leave this seminar with strategies that will make your life easier! 

Areas that are most suitable for coaching

How to create a powerful coaching alliance

What motivates your client to be successful

The five secrets of successful coaching

How to bring out the best in others

Why people have difficulty reaching their goals -

--and what to do about it

How to focus the six energetic components of life

Harnessing people's innate desire to make a difference

Clarity, focus, ease and grace: a forumla for success

Getting away from strees

Being Willing: A tool for lasting empowerment 

Re-invigorate your own experience of being a recovery professional. Learn some simple coaching practices that support others to take positive action. Interactive demonstrations combined with audio-visual presentations give you practical, hands-on tools for working with clients in a variety of settings. We guarantee that you will leave this seminar with strategies that will make your life easier!