This training for peers includes reviewing the roles and scope of peer recovery specialists and information about ethics, rights, responsibilities, and other topics. MABPCB approved for initial certification and recertification. CEUs available: 7
In this two-week long training, students will be provided basic training on the role and responsibilities of a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist (CPRS) and how to effectively partner with Certified Peer Recovery Specialists. High School Diploma or GED required. Total CEUs available: 46
Students will be provided basic training on the role and responsibilities of a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist (CPRS) and how to effectively partner with Certified Peer Recovery Specialists.
Total CEUs 46:
Advocacy: 10
Ethical Responsibility: 16
Mentoring/Education: 10
Recovery/Wellness Support: 10
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 …
Register to join On Our Own Maryland for the next Baltimore City IPS training cohort. Applications are due by Thursday, December 15. The training begins on December 21.
This is a 5-day required Core training designed for individuals interested in becoming Peer Support Specialists. The training will provide individuals with the skills needed to guide, mentor and support anyone who would like to enter into sustain long term recovery. Total 30 Hours of CEUs: 7.5 Advocacy, 9 Ethics,5.25 Mentoring/Education, 8.25 Recovery/Wellness
The CCAR Ethical Considerations training is a two-day training for peers. A variety of ethical considerations will be explored including defining the coaching service role and functions, coaching standards, issues of vulnerability, ethical decision making, performance enhancement and legal issues. 16 CEUs will be available upon completion.
This online training will provide behavioral health professionals with tools for managing mental health emergencies, including an understanding of the consumer’s perspective, general principles of how and when to initiate an emergency petition and a review of the emergency petition process. Co-sponsored with Affiliated Sante Group.
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.