Intermediate
Grief/Loss in Addiction Recovery
A 10-hour intermediate-level course providing comprehensive training in grief work within addiction recovery contexts. This evidence-based course covers a six-step process for helping clients release pain from incomplete relationships, timeline therapy techniques, and strategies for addressing the myths that prevent emotional healing. Designed for Canadian addiction counselors and mental health practitioners, this course integrates trauma-informed care, dual diagnosis considerations, and the latest research from Canadian addiction and mental health organizations.
Lifetime accessCertificate of completion22 lessonsMobile & desktop
Trauma-Informed CareConcurrent DisordersAssessment & ScreeningGrief & Loss
$100CAD
10 CEU hrs
What you'll learn
Understand the complex relationship between grief/loss and addiction recovery in Canadian contexts
Identify and assess grief-related issues using trauma-informed assessment approaches
Apply a six-step evidence-based process to help clients release pain from incomplete relationships
Implement timeline therapy techniques to process past trauma and unfinished business
Address common myths and misconceptions that block emotional healing
