Learn the framework. Receive the tools. See it in action.
A two-day training experience designed to equip coaches, therapists, and trained facilitators to confidently walk alongside women as they create a Relapse Safety Plan.
Training Details
📅 November 13 and 14, 2026
Day 1: Coach & Facilitator Training | 1:00 – 4:00 PM Eastern
Day 2: Participant Insight Day | 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM Eastern
💻 Online via Zoom
Cost: $250 Early Bird | $295 Regular
Registration includes both training days and the 50+ page Relapse Safety Plan Coaching Guide.
What You’ll Receive
📅 DAY 1 | Coach & Facilitator Training
- 3-hour training Learn the Relapse Safety Plan framework and how to walk a client through the process, including:
- Understanding slips and relapse
- Identifying needs and safety
- Support systems
- Boundaries and responsive actions
- Responding after a relapse
- Re-establishing safety
- Using the coaching resources with clients
- 50+ Page Coaching Guide – a comprehensive resource featuring:
- A 9-session coaching framework
- Client worksheets and reflection exercises
- Graphics and practical resources
- Tools to help you walk clients through the process
📅 DAY 2 | Participant Insight Day
- 5-hour participant workshop – Attend the full participant workshop and see the framework in action. Observe how an experienced facilitator teaches the material, creates space for reflection, and helps women apply the concepts to their own situations.
You don’t have to create a Relapse Safety Plan process from scratch. You’ll learn the framework, receive the tools, and see it put into practice.
A Few Details
Who is the training for?
- APSATS coaches
- Betrayal trauma coaches
- Therapists
- Trained peer facilitators
- Ministry leaders supporting women after betrayal
Is this a certification?
No. This is a professional training designed to equip you with a Relapse Safety Plan framework and practical resources. Completion does not constitute certification.
Do I need to be APSATS trained?
No. The training is open to coaches, therapists, trained facilitators, and ministry leaders who support women impacted by betrayal.