About The CCoRP
The Certified Caregiver Resilience Practitioner (CCoRP) program was founded by Bola Abimbola Aworinde, BSc MBA CCoRP-S, an emotional intelligence educator, counsellor, and resilience specialist with nearly three decades of work in caregiver wellbeing. Bola holds a graduate degree in Psychology and an MBA. She is a trained and seasoned SEND Advocate and has supported parents and caregivers since 2000 through a blend of evidence-based strategies and compassionate, real-world application. In 2016, she expanded her qualifications to include Counselling, Trauma Recovery, and Energy Healing, bringing a holistic, trauma-informed perspective to her work. Alongside her professional expertise, Bola has 29 years of lived experience caring for elderly loved ones and parenting two neuro diverse sons, now thriving as a trainee sous chef and a medical doctor. Bola has also worked alongside caregiver organisations worldwide for over 15 years. This combination of personal insight and professional training inspired her to create the CCoRP program, scaling her impact to train caregivers, professionals, and community leaders and transform the caregiver resilience
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Our Commitments
All Certified Caregiver Resilience Practitioners™ (CCoRPs™) commit to upholding the highest standards of care, integrity, and trauma-informed practice. Our focus is on supporting adult caregivers. Practitioners who also hold professional qualifications to work with children may integrate the CCoRP™ framework into their practice, provided it aligns with their scope of competence.
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Care
Always act in the best interest of caregivers, avoiding any practice that could cause physical, emotional, or psychological harm.
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Trauma-Informed Practice
Work with sensitivity to the impact of trauma. Recognise signs of distress, respond with care, and prioritise safety.
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Respect & Dignity
Treat every caregiver with respect, free from discrimination on the basis of age, gender, race, culture, ability, or background.
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Boundaries & Safety
Maintain clear professional boundaries, confidentiality, and safe practice in all settings.
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Competence & Integrity
Offer services only within your training and certification scope. Seek supervision, collaboration, or referral whenever necessary.
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Ongoing Learning
Commit to continuous professional development in resilience, trauma-informed practice, and caregiver wellbeing.
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Transparency
Be honest and clear in all communication about qualifications, services, fees, and scope of practice.
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Cultural Humility
Honour diverse cultural perspectives on caregiving, and adapt your approach with openness, respect, and humility.
Our Roles & Responsibilities
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The CCoRP will:
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Certify Caregiver Resilience Practitioners (CCoRPs™) to recognised professional standards.
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Standardise and regulate the field of caregiver resilience practice.
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Establish and uphold the CCoRP™ Training Framework and Code of Ethics.
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Provide resources, supervision, and ongoing support to certified practitioners.
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Educate and advocate for the benefits of caregiver resilience across care systems.
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Share high-quality, evidence-informed information on resilience for parents, professionals, and the wider public.
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Deliver training and professional development on resilience, trauma-informed practice, and transformative healing for those working with caregivers and care organisations.
Our Values
Caregiver-Centred Support: We design every strategy to protect, empower, and sustain the caregiver.
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Evidence-Informed Practice: We combine research-driven approaches with tools that work in real-world care settings.
Whole-Person Resilience: We strengthen emotional, physical, social, and spiritual wellbeing in balance.
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Connection Over Isolation: We build networks of support to reduce caregiver loneliness and burnout.
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Advocacy With Integrity: We promote speaking up effectively in systems and institutions while safeguarding personal wellbeing.
Global Accessibility: We ensure our methods are adaptable and relevant across cultures, contexts, and care environments.