Rhythm2Recovery provides two levels of accreditation accessible to those who have completed either the standard two day, face to face, training or our online training option.
The initial accreditation is that of ‘Practitioner’ level. Participants who have completed the two day training or the online training can utilise this level of accreditation and display the R2R ‘Practitioner’ Logo on their website, email signature and other marketing material.
The second level of accreditation is the ‘Senior Accredited’ level. To achieve senior accredited status participants must submit either:
1. An evaluation of a group program utilising the 8 lesson session plans provided as part of the training, or a course specific to a Rhythm2Recovery program manual. The evaluation should utilise pre and post questionnaires provided on the ‘Resources’ page of the website or other validated scales or questionnaires.
The addition of a ‘control’ group is not essential but highly recommended. The final report should roughly follow the format of the ‘Research Report Template’ provided on the ‘Resources’ page of the R2R website.
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2. For therapists and educators working with individuals – 2 Case Studies should be provided, following roughly the examples of a ‘Case Study Template’ found on the Rhythm2Recovery website.
For ethical purposes, permissions to participate in the research should be provided and all identification of participants should be redacted.
’Senior Level Accredited’ Facilitators can display the Senior Level logo on their website, email signature, and other marketing material and will also be listed on the Rhythm2Recovery website as endorsed providers. Senior Level Facilitators will be forwarded enquiries received from Rhythm2Recovery for facilitation work in their region, including from our ‘Learn It, then Embed It’ mentoring program designed to assist services embed the program after completing training.
Senior Level Accreditated Facilitators may also deliver brief presentations on the R2R model at professional seminars or conferences.
Click here for information on developing a ‘Research Report’.
Click the following links to download the evaluation templates: