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Counselling on Addiction Recovery Level 2 Overview
Build introductory counselling, addiction recovery and ethical support awareness with the Counselling on Addiction Recovery Level 2 course. This online addiction counselling course is designed to help learners understand counselling basics, counselling aims, counselling fields, counselling theories, counselling skills, group counselling, ethics, conducting sessions and addiction recovery awareness.
The course covers what counselling is, the purpose and aims of counselling, fields of counselling, counselling theories, skills needed in counselling, group counselling, ethics in counselling, conducting sessions, addiction recovery and addiction counselling awareness.
Throughout the course, you will learn how to:
- Understand the foundations of counselling
- Recognise the purpose and aims of counselling
- Explore different fields of counselling
- Build awareness of counselling theories
- Understand key counselling skills
- Develop awareness of group counselling
- Recognise ethical responsibilities in counselling
- Understand basic session structure
- Build awareness of addiction recovery and addiction counselling
This Counselling on Addiction Recovery Level 2 course is suitable for counselling learners, mental health awareness learners, support workers, wellbeing learners, addiction recovery awareness learners and anyone interested in counselling and recovery support.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
- Understand introductory counselling principles.
- Recognise the purpose and aims of counselling.
- Identify different counselling fields and theories.
- Develop awareness of key counselling skills.
- Understand group counselling at an introductory level.
- Recognise ethical responsibilities in counselling.
- Build awareness of addiction recovery support.
- Develop foundational knowledge for further counselling or wellbeing training.
Who is This Course For
This course is ideal for:
- Counselling learners
- Addiction recovery awareness learners
- Mental health awareness learners
- Support workers
- Wellbeing learners
- Care learners
- Anyone interested in counselling and recovery support
Why Enrol in This Counselling on Addiction Recovery Level 2 Course?
Benefits of this course include:
- CPD Accredited Counselling and Addiction Recovery Awareness Training
- 100% Online and Self-Paced Learning
- Covers Counselling Basics and Counselling Theories
- Includes Counselling Skills and Group Counselling
- Covers Ethics and Conducting Sessions
- Includes Addiction Recovery Awareness
- Useful for Counselling, Mental Health, Wellbeing and Support Pathways
Career Opportunities
Completing this course can support learners interested in counselling, wellbeing and support-related pathways.
Potential career opportunities include:
Support Worker Pathway Learner
Use counselling awareness before progressing into supervised support roles.
Average salary: £20,000 to £28,000
Mental Health Support Worker Pathway Learner
Build addiction recovery awareness before progressing into further training and supervised experience.
Average salary: £20,000 to £28,000
Counselling Learner
Use this course as preparation before progressing into recognised counselling qualifications.
Average salary: Varies depending on qualification level, setting and experience.
Wellbeing Assistant
Support wellbeing activities and awareness-based support programmes.
Average salary: £20,000 to £28,000
Assessment Method
The Counselling on Addiction Recovery Level 2 course is assessed through an online assessment process.
After completing the course modules, learners may be required to complete:
- A multiple-choice assessment
- An online test
- Knowledge-based questions related to the course topics
Learners can complete the assessment online at their own pace, making the process flexible and convenient.
Eligibility Requirements
This course is open to learners from different academic and professional backgrounds.
No previous counselling or addiction recovery experience is required.
This course is suitable for learners who want to:
- Develop counselling awareness
- Understand addiction recovery support basics
- Build ethical support knowledge
- Progress towards further counselling or mental health training
Entry Requirements
- Age Requirement: Learners should be aged 16 or above.
- Academic Background: No formal academic qualification is required to enrol in this course.
- Language Proficiency: A good understanding of English is recommended to follow the course materials effectively.
- Device Requirement: Learners will need access to a smartphone, tablet, laptop or desktop computer with an internet connection.
- Study Commitment: Learners should be prepared to complete the online lessons and assessment independently.
Why Choose Us
- Affordable and high-quality online learning materials
- Beginner-friendly counselling and addiction recovery course content
- Practical knowledge for counselling awareness, ethics and support skills
- Flexible study through a user-friendly online platform
- Efficient online assessment process
- Helpful student support via email
Certification
At the end of the course, you will be required to sit an online multiple-choice test. After successfully completing the final test, you will get a CPD-accredited Certificate of Achievement. The PDF Certificate is priced at £9.99 and will be emailed to you immediately. Also, a printed hardcopy certificate can be purchased for £17.99 and will be sent to your address by post.
Frequently Asked Questions
Addiction recovery counselling helps individuals overcome substance or behavioural dependencies and maintain long-term recovery.
You will learn the principles of addiction, recovery strategies, counselling techniques, and client support methods.
Yes, it explores both substance-related and behavioural addictions and their impact on individuals.
Counselling helps individuals identify challenges, develop coping skills, and build healthier habits.
Yes, the course covers techniques for recognising triggers and supporting relapse prevention.
Support workers, caregivers, community workers, and anyone interested in helping individuals through recovery can benefit from this course.
