Virtual Peer Specialist Training Support  (VPST)
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Virtual Peer Specialist Training Support (VPST)

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By Organization of Hope, Inc.

Location

Online

About this event

Calling all Peer Support Specialists and Supervisors! Enhance your skills and gain valuable insights at our monthly Virtual Peer Specialist Training. This free session, hosted by HOPEYA and Bridging Hope, will equip you with the tools to navigate your role with confidence. Whether you're new to the field or a seasoned supervisor, this group offers support and practical advice. Don’t miss out—reserve your spot today for the second Tuesday of every month!

Frequently asked questions

Who can attend the Peer Specialist Training and Support Group?

This training is intended for peer support specialists and supervisors working in mental health or substance use recovery.

Is there a fee for this training session?

No, it’s a free session supported by HOPEYA and Bridging Hope.

How do I register?

You can register through Eventbrite or directly through the HOPEYA and Bridging Hope websites.

Will I receive a certificate for attending?

Yes, participants will receive a certificate of completion, which may contribute to continuing education requirements.

How are these sessions delivered?

Sessions are live on Zoom, with recordings available to registered participants after the event.

What are common challenges peer specialists face?

Common challenges include burnout, maintaining boundaries, and managing emotional triggers.

How does this training help with managing burnout?

The training provides techniques to prevent burnout, such as self-care practices, workload management, and peer support strategies.

What role does a supervisor play in supporting peer specialists?

Supervisors are essential in providing guidance, creating a supportive work environment, and ensuring peer specialists maintain professional boundaries.

What resources are available to peer specialists after the session?

Participants will receive a list of resources, including support groups, further training options, and wellness tools.

How does peer support differ from traditional therapy?

Peer support focuses on mutual experiences and empowerment rather than clinical diagnosis or treatment, emphasizing shared understanding and trust.

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For more information, visit us at www.OrganizationOfHope.org.

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Multiple dates