Recovery Support: Bridging Lived Experience and Evidence-Based Practice (6 CE Hours)
- 1 Section
- 13 Lessons
- 3 Quizzes
Recovery Support: Bridging Lived Experience and Evidence-Based Practice (6 CE Hours)
- Introduction & Outline
- Module 1: The Wounded Healer: History and Evolution of Peer Support
- Video Overview Recovery Support (6 CE Hours) Module 1
- Module 2: Defining the Lane: Scope of Practice and Core Roles
- Video Overview Recovery Support (6 CE Hours) Module 2
- Module 3: Building Wealth: Recovery Capital and Wellness Planning
- Video Overview Recovery Support (6 CE Hours) Module 3
- Module 4: The Ethics of Shared Experience: Boundaries and Professionalism The Ethical Framework of Peer Support
- Video Overview Recovery Support (6 CE Hours) Module 4
- Module 5: Culture and Trauma: Creating Inclusive Recovery Spaces
- Video Overview Recovery Support (6 CE Hours) Module 5
- Module 6: The Power of Voice: Communication and Advocacy
- Video Overview Recovery Support (6 CE Hours) Module 6
- Post-Test: Recovery Support – Bridging Lived Experience and Evidence-Based Practice
- Program Evaluation
- Program Evaluation
This comprehensive 6-hour training creates a bridge between the lived experience of recovery and the professional competencies required for Certified Recovery Peer Specialists (CRPS). Participants will explore the historical roots of the "wounded healer," the shift toward Recovery-Oriented Systems of Care (ROSC), and the ethical frameworks necessary for non-clinical practice. The curriculum emphasizes evidence-based strategies such as Recovery Capital, Whole Health Action Management (WHAM), and trauma-informed peer support to empower individuals in sustaining long-term wellness.
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