Individuals with lived experience are providing valuable peer-based recovery services in our communities, proving that recovery is possible and sustainable. It is encouraging to see peer support workers being integrated into clinics, hospitals, emergency rooms and community-based organizations. While the increase in peer support workers is happening these staff members are typically supervised by clinicians and other professionals who have limited experience working with people who have lived experience. Often, this can lead to unclear job descriptions, miscommunication, and siloing of services intended to strengthen an organization’s service delivery model.

The Northeast & Caribbean and National Hispanic and Latino ATTCs have partnered to bring you an exciting and interactive 4-part training for those who are currently supervising peers and/or are interested in integrating peer-based recovery services into their organization. You will leave this training better equipped to provide effective and tailored supervision to peers on your team, fostering a fully integrated model of care, and creating a competitive advantage for your organization.

Who is encouraged to attend?
Clinicians, providers, administrators, and leadership who are currently (or interested) in integrating Peer Based Recovery Support Services at their agency. Whether you currently supervise Peer or are preparing to supervise peers we highly encourage you to participate.

*Seating is limited to 50 individuals on a first-come, first-served basis. As such, we ask that you register only if you can commit to all four sessions.*

Please download our flyer for additional details, including information regarding credits/CEUs.