Reading the Processed Food Addiction textbook alone does not prepare someone to take another person through the long process of recovery from processed food addiction. Peer support in recovery is the process of offering an addicted person many small steps forward over multiple years. Becoming skilled in peer support means you gain many crucial abilities that could make all the difference in helping another person regain their vibrancy. Being an ARC Manager with the Food Addiction Recovery Advocate (FARA) Certification means you have the confidence to adopt the right encouraging compassionate tone with someone who is suffering.
What are some of the skills people learn in the training? Why couldn’t someone do this on their own?
Being able to break through a deep-seated addiction requires skills such as a compassionate tone of voice, incredible patience, and being able to explain why automatic programmed eating controls us even when we don’t want it to. Being an ARC Manager with the FARA Certification is meaningful because trainees get practice in subtle, nuanced support techniques that can not be acquired through book study.
Does this happen on a one-on-one basis?
The science shows that this process needs to take place in a group in order to take advantage of our natural conformance drive. Following the example of a group is one of the most powerful forces for changing behavior. The ARC Manager Training prepares people to run their own online communities. It creates an incredibly satisfying part-time job in an environment that protects your recovery and generates a really nice income.
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