- learn professional recovery coaching - develop leadership through lived experience - connect recovery communities across countries - build recovery capital in their own communities See our Calender Professional Recovery Coach in Private Practice • Tuesday – Recovery Coaching Practice - Live discussion or reflection from your global class. Professional Recovery Coaches working within organisations i.e. LERO's • Thursday Morning – Leadership and Systems How recovery interacts with organisations, policy, and community systems. • Thursday Afternoons – Leadership Development and supervision Community Stories Students share learning, challenges, and insights.

Fantastic Class yesterday with @Daisy Ashe and @Katie Cole Directors from ROAR and the ever impressive @Marcus Ward sucking up the wisdom within the container. Thank you all - We love you !!! @Clive Hallam take note please - Very insightful

Hopefully this fits in with the Mapping of Recovery Capital for Families currently underway. Outlined are the use of structured Family Recovery Agreements designed to foster a stable, transparent, and supportive home for individuals overcoming substance use disorders, process and behavioral disorders and mental health challenges. Rather than acting as a punitive tool, the agreements serve as collaborative roadmaps that define specific responsibilities for both the person in recovery and their family members. Key components include commitments to sobriety, financial honesty, and respectful communication, alongside clear boundaries and consequences that prioritise safety over control. Emphasis is placed on rebuilding mutual trust as a gradual process achieved through consistent actions rather than past failures. By using Family Recovery Agreements as guides, families can establish healthy household routines and ensure all parties remain engaged with external support systems. These living documents are intended to be regularly reviewed to adapt to the evolving needs of the family’s healing journey.

Hello everyone, my name is Nic Davis, and I’m joining from Cape Town, South Africa. My background is somewhat unconventional. I spent many years in aviation and entrepreneurship before eventually becoming a Professional Recovery Coach. My own lived experience with addiction, anxiety, and depression ultimately led me into recovery and a profound change in direction. That journey inspired me to train formally as both a Peer Recovery Specialist (PRS) and a Certified Professional Recovery Coach (CPRC) through U-Act/Mauni. Today I work with individuals and families who are navigating substance use disorders, burnout, depression, or major life transitions. My approach combines lived experience, practical structure, and compassionate accountability to help people reconnect with purpose, stability, and meaning in their lives. I’m grateful to be part of this community and look forward to learning from and contributing to the conversations here.

Here is todays recording thank you for your continued support @Marcus Ward and @Olivia Steele Welcome @Dan Allen @mary and @Tommy Polworth - Will post the infographic and the presentation Tomorrow. Remember this is a TRAINING to be a PROFESSIONAL Recovery Coach - It is NOT Therapy ..... However you might find the LEARNING/TEACHINGS Theraputic. Have Fun Good People.