Earning Criteria

• Utilize evidence-based tools and information to identify CIRS in one’s client community and refer, educate, and/or treat according to one’s scope of practice. Support CIRS clients in effectively navigating medically important inspections, remediations, small particle cleanings, contents cleanings, human habitat actinos mitigation, house hunting, leak prevention/home maintenance and minimization of re-exposures/cross-contamination.
• Level One CIRSx Coaches and Consultants are ideally suited to collaborate with CIRS primary medical specialists and indoor environmental specialists to support the whole-person needs of the CIRS patient population. Comprehension of the foundational aspects of practical CIRS care for non-prescribing allied health professionals, coaches, consultants, advocates and community facilitators.
• Provide education, accountability and organization for CIRS clients Utilize communication techniques that enhance trust, safety, rapport and adherence Identify and accommodate stages of change, stages of readiness and stages of grief Appreciate “scope of practice” and participate in collaborative care with other professionals