This training is for individuals interested in becoming Registered Peer Supervisors. Participants will gain an understanding of the requirements, skills, and knowledge necessary to supervise a Peer Recovery Specialist. MABPCB approved for initial Peer Recovery Specialist supervision.
This training will help prepare Peer Recovery Specialist to take the IC&RC Peer Recovery Specialist certification examination. This training includes understanding exam eligibility requirements, review examination administration, review scheduling, cancelation, rescheduling & missed examinations, provides study & test taking strategies. CEUs available: 4
This training provides 12 MABPCB-approved CEUs in the Recovery and Wellness Domain. Initial CPRS or CPRS recertification Participants who complete this training will: Define spirituality. Explore personal beliefs and values as it comes to spirituality. …
Participants will learn about professionalism for recovery coaches. Participants will develop skills to help in professional settings such as hospitals, treatment facilities, police stations & court systems. CEUS: Advocacy – 8 CES, Ethics, 4 CEUS …
The CCAR Ethical Considerations training is a two-day training for peers. A variety of ethical considerations will be explored including defining the coaching role and functions, coaching standards, issues of vulnerability, ethical decision making, performance enhancement and legal issues. 16 CEUs are available upon completion.
This training will give Peer Specialists the skills to engage with the individuals they serve within their organization that has suffered from some trauma, along with knowing their role. Awareness of secondary trauma and compassionate fatigue will allow the Peer Specialist information that supports self-care and prevents burn-out