The Art of Peer Mentoring (6 CE Hours)
- 1 Section
- 13 Lessons
- 3 Quizzes
The Art of Peer Mentoring (6 CE Hours)
- Introduction & Outline
- Module 1: Defining the Mentor: Role Clarity and the Prevention of Drift
- Video Overview The Art of Peer Mentoring (6 CE Hours) Module 1
- Module 2: The Architecture of the Alliance: Ethics, Boundaries, and Power
- Video Overview The Art of Peer Mentoring (6 CE Hours) Module 2
- Module 3: The Tools of Connection: Communication and Storytelling
- Video Overview The Art of Peer Mentoring (6 CE Hours) Module 3
- Module 4: Action-Oriented Recovery: Goal Setting and Problem Solving
- Video Overview The Art of Peer Mentoring (6 CE Hours) Module 4
- Module 5: Culturally Humble Mentoring: Honoring Diverse Pathways
- Video Overview The Art of Peer Mentoring (6 CE Hours) Module 5
- Module 6: The Professional Peer: Documentation, Supervision, and Resilience
- Video Overview The Art of Peer Mentoring (6 CE Hours) Module 6
- Post-Test The Art of Peer Mentoring (6 CE Hrs)
- Program Evaluation
- Program Evaluation
This comprehensive 6-hour training program provides Certified Recovery Peer Specialists (CRPS) with an in-depth exploration of the "Mentoring" domain of peer support practice. Moving beyond basic support, this course dissects the specific skills required to mentor peers through skill acquisition, goal setting, and self-advocacy. Participants will examine the distinctions between mentoring and clinical roles to prevent peer drift, explore ethical boundaries unique to mentorship, and master evidence-based strategies for problem-solving and recovery planning. The curriculum integrates cultural humility and crisis intervention principles, ensuring peers can provide safe, equitable, and effective mentorship to diverse populations within the Florida behavioral health system.
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