Women In Recovery

Women often experience addiction and recovery through the intersection of trauma, relationships, caregiving responsibilities, mental health, physical health, and social expectations. This 2-CEU training explores the unique biological, psychological, and social factors that can influence women throughout the recovery process.

Participants will examine common barriers women face when seeking and sustaining recovery, including trauma histories, stigma, relationship dynamics, parenting and caregiving demands, and women’s health considerations. The course also explores protective factors and practical, strengths-based approaches professionals can use to support women in building sustainable recovery.

Participants will receive ready-to-use clinical worksheets and resources designed to help translate concepts from the training directly into their work with clients.

Designed for therapists, counselors, social workers, addiction professionals, peer recovery specialists, and other helping professionals, this training combines evidence-informed education, clinical application, and practical tools that can be used immediately with clients.

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