Two Steps to Start Your Career

Becoming a professional recovery coach in Kansas requires two things:

Step 1: Get Your Kansas Peer Certification

Kansas requires peer support specialists to be certified through the Department for Aging and Disability Services. This is your foundation credential that qualifies you to work in treatment centers, hospitals, and community organizations.

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Step 2: Sign Up for Core Values Executive Coaching

Once you have (or are pursuing) your state certification, our advanced training teaches you to work with high-performing clients and build a successful private practice.

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Why Both Certifications Matter

Whether you're pursuing state certification or starting your own practice, Core Values Recovery Coach Training provides everything you need to launch and grow a successful recovery coaching career.

Comprehensive Curriculum

Our training goes beyond basic peer support to give you advanced professional skills:

Core Recovery Coaching Competencies

Motivational interviewing techniques
Trauma-informed care approaches
Crisis intervention strategies
Relapse prevention planning
Family systems and support
Ethics and professional boundaries

Business & Marketing Skills

Building your coaching practice from scratch
Marketing strategies for recovery coaches
Client acquisition and retention
Pricing and packages
Insurance and billing basics
Online presence and social media

ICF & NAADAC Approved

Our training provides 20 ICF CCE hours and NAADAC CE hours approved by both ICF (International Coaching Federation) and NAADAC (Association for Addiction Professionals). These hours count toward maintaining your professional credentials.

Proprietary Technology (Included Free)

SobaSearch.com - Because all recovery is local. Generate aftercare plans in minutes. Find and connect clients to meetings and local recovery resources.
RecoveryCapital.App - Because no recovery coach should fly blind. Track client progress with strength-based assessments and outcome measurements.
SamePageNotes.com - Because recovery is a team sport. Secure documentation and communication platform for client records, collaboration, and monitoring.
Virtual coaching best practices

Ongoing Support & Mentorship

Access to experienced recovery professionals
Peer network of fellow coaches
Continuing education resources
Business development coaching
Marketing and growth support

Training Format

Duration: 3-Day Intensive (20 ICF CCE Hours and NAADAC CE Hours) Format: Live virtual sessions + self-paced modules Schedule: Flexible options including weekends and evenings Support: Lifetime access to our coaching community

Who This Training Is For

✅ Individuals in recovery looking to turn their experience into a career ✅ Family members who want to support others facing similar challenges ✅ Healthcare professionals expanding into recovery coaching ✅ Treatment center staff advancing their credentials ✅ Current peer specialists seeking advanced training

Don't just become certified—become successful. CVR Coach Training gives you:

✨ Professional Credibility - Advanced training that sets you apart 💼 Business Acumen - Marketing and practice-building skills 🛠️ Proprietary Technology - SobaSearch, RecoveryCapital.App, SamePageNotes 🤝 Ongoing Support - Lifetime access to our coaching community 📈 Growth Potential - Strategies to scale your practice

Next Steps

1. Join an upcoming training cohort Check our training calendar for upcoming sessions

2. Schedule a consultation Speak with our team about your goals and how we can help: (833) 594-7146

3. Connect with the Kansas certification program Visit KDADS Peer Support

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I need to be certified to practice recovery coaching in Kansas? A: Kansas offers formal peer support specialist certification which may be required for certain positions. Our training helps you meet these requirements while building a successful practice.

Q: How long does it take to become a recovery coach? A: CVR Executive Coaching training is a 3-day intensive (20 ICF CCE hours and NAADAC CE hours). Kansas certification requirements vary by program. Many coaches are practicing within 3-6 months.

Q: Can I make a living as a recovery coach in Kansas? A: Absolutely! Recovery coaches in Kansas work in treatment centers, private practice, hospitals, and community organizations. Income varies based on setting and specialty—coaches in private practice working with executive clients typically earn more than those in community positions.

Q: What's the difference between peer support and recovery coaching? A: Peer support typically involves sharing your story and offering hope. Recovery coaching is a professional service that includes goal-setting, accountability, skill-building, and strategic intervention. CVR Coach Training teaches the advanced skills that transform peer support into professional coaching.

Your Experience Is Your Qualification

You already know what it takes to support someone in recovery. CVR training gives you the professional skills, business knowledge, and technology to turn that experience into a career.

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Become a Professional Recovery Coach in Kansas