Description
Mindfulness in Recovery® (MIR) course is designed to meet the growing demand for this transformative program. Treatment professionals throughout the USA, and now some in the United Kingdom, have trained in this program and have discovered great personal benefit and are bringing the MIR skills to their clients. Treatment professions can receive up to 36 NAADAC CEUs for this course. People in recovery have developed a greater degree of joy, connection, and resiliency in their lives through integrating the MIR skills with their tools of recovery. Whether they are new to recovery, have decades, have a 12 step program, or another recovery pathway, the MIR participants have consistently found this course transformative. We have yet to receive one negative course evaluation. Family and friends affected by the challenges arising from addictions, co-dependency, and other mental and emotional struggles, have developed the skills to fully engage in their lives and their relationships in ways that empower and support the life they find meaningful and fulfilling.
About the Course
You can register and begin the course at any time within 6 months of purchase. Once you begin the course, you will have 10 weeks to complete the 8-week course. To allow more flexibility you will have at least 3 different live sessions to choose from per week. Our current live session times are:
- Mondays at 6 – 7 pm Mountain Time, USA
- Wednesdays at 12 – 1 pm Mountain Time, USA
- Wednesdays at 7 – 8 pm in the United Kingdom
- Thursdays at 12 – 1 pm Mountain Time, USA
- Thursdays at 7 – 8 pm in the United Kingdom
You can attend any sessions you would like. We plan to add additional days and times as needed. *Mental health professionals who would like to earn NAADAC CEUs are required to attend at least one live session a week for 8 weeks and complete all assignments.
We ask that you register at least a week before you would like to start so that we can mail your book to you in time.
Questions? Email [email protected] or call (970) 633-0163.
