Integrating Whole-Health in Peer Recovery: WRAP, WHAM, and Holistic Wellness Strategies (8 CE Hours)
- 1 Section
- 17 Lessons
- 1 Quiz
- 8h Duration
Integrating Whole-Health in Peer Recovery: WRAP, WHAM, and Holistic Wellness Strategies (8 CE Hours)
- Introduction & Outline
- Module 1: The Evolution of Recovery: From Pathology to Whole-Health
- Video Overview Integrating Whole-Health in Peer Recovery (8 CE Hours) Module 1
- Module 2: Mastering the WRAP Model: Tools for Self-Regulation
- Video Overview Integrating Whole-Health in Peer Recovery (8 CE Hours) Module 2
- Module 3: WHAM and Resiliency: A Science-Based Approach
- Video Overview Integrating Whole-Health in Peer Recovery (8 CE Hours) Module 3
- Module 4: Cultural Humility and Health Equity in Peer Support
- Video Overview Integrating Whole-Health in Peer Recovery (8 CE Hours) Module 4
- Module 5: Crisis Intervention and Trauma-Informed Care
- Video Overview Integrating Whole-Health in Peer Recovery (8 CE Hours) Module 5
- Module 6: Ethics, Boundaries, and Professional Standards
- Video Overview Integrating Whole-Health in Peer Recovery (8 CE Hours) Module 6
- Module 7: The Art of Coaching: Communication and Goal Setting
- Video Overview Integrating Whole-Health in Peer Recovery (8 CE Hours) Module 7
- Module 8: Sustainability, Community, and the Helper’s Wellness
- Video Overview Integrating Whole-Health in Peer Recovery (8 CE Hours) Module 8
- Post-Test: Integrating Whole-Health in Peer Recovery: WRAP, WHAM, and Holistic Wellness Strategies (8 CE Hours)
This comprehensive 8-hour course provides Certified Recovery Peer Specialists (CRPS) with the essential knowledge and skills to implement Whole-Health approaches in recovery support. Participants will examine evidence-based frameworks, specifically Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) and Whole Health Action Management (WHAM), to promote integrated physical and behavioral wellness. The curriculum emphasizes the peer’s unique role in bridging the gap between medical systems and self-directed recovery, addressing health disparities, trauma-informed crisis planning, and ethical practice within the Florida system of care.
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