The Wounded Healer in Recovery Coaching
The Wounded Healer in Recovery Coaching
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Description
In this presentation, “The Wounded Healer in Recovery Coaching,” we will take a deep look into the archetype of the wounded healer—tracing its roots from ancient mythology all the way to its relevance in modern helping professions. Together, we’ll explore how personal experiences with struggle, transformation, and healing can deepen a recovery coach’s empathy, insight, and ability to support others on their journeys. At the same time, we’ll examine the essential ethical responsibilities that come with this role, emphasizing the importance of ongoing self-care, professional supervision, and continuing education. By understanding both the power and the boundaries of the wounded healer archetype, we can strengthen our practice and ensure that the support we provide is compassionate, grounded, and sustainable for both ourselves and those we serve.
Learning Objectives
Participants will be able to:
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Describe how personal experiences of struggle and healing can positively influence empathy, insight, and connection in recovery-oriented work.
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Identify the ethical responsibilities of recovery coaches who resonate with the wounded healer role—including healthy boundaries, professional supervision, and the importance of ongoing training.
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Reflect on the needs of recovery coaches and create strategies for ongoing self-care that support emotional resilience, prevent burnout, and ensure that they can offer compassionate, grounded, and sustainable support to others.
Educational Goal
Target Audience
- Addiction Professional
- Counselor
- Marriage & Family Therapist
- Social Worker
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Financially Sponsored By
- GXC Events - The Global Exchange Conference