This training will enable Peer Recovery Specialists and other substance use disorder and behavioral health staff to identify conflict & unmet human needs which create conflicts, identify forms of communication & techniques to transform conflicts, and use skills to conduct quality checks of a transformed conflict. 3 CEUs. Mentoring Education.
Join BHSB and Women of Valor Inc., for a training that will explore the intersection of domestic violence and suicide prevention.
30 Peer CEUS available for attending every session.
Join the Baltimore City Health Department’s Bureau of Maternal and Child Health for a training on practical tips for working with caregivers to create a safe sleep environment. The training will be led by: Jen …
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This training highlights the knowledge, skills and abilities associated with implementation of the job task related to the Mentoring/Education domain. The training includes recognizing the characteristics of an effective role model, active listing skills, how to recognize when self-care is needed and the various forms of self-care, understanding the importance of maintaining the Peer relationship, Peer navigation, how to share experiences and conflict resolution techniques.
Advocacy training will help Peer Recovery Specialists gain knowledge and skills for advocacy. The training includes defining advocacy and demonstrate the difference between little and Big A advocacy, methods, skills, and traits. Recovery Wellness training includes understanding the importance practice of self-care.
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 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