Audio. Recovery to Practice Training 4/25/2014. inaps Webinar -Steve Harrington, Rita Cronise, Lisa Goodale 1

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1 Welcome to the next in a series of webinars for peer supporters. This webinar series is presented by members of the International Association of Peer Supporters (inaps) with generous assistance from Optum, without whom this series would not be possible. inaps is solely responsible for the content of the webinars. The webinar begins at noon, Eastern time. Thank you for joining us today. Audio When signing into the webinar website, you were prompted to enter a telephone number (without an extension) for call back. When you answer the phone at that number, the audio portion of the webinar will be on your telephone. 2 Cronise, Lisa Goodale 1

2 PLEASE NOTE: This webinar will be recorded and made available on our website for future viewing. As a participant in the webinar, your name, if you choose to provide it in the chat function, and any interactions in the Q and A session may be included in the recording Thank you for your participation! Peter Ashenden Director of Consumer Affairs OptumHealth Behavioral Solutions Contact Information T F Peter.ashenden@optum.com Recovery to Practice Training for Peer Supporters Presented by International Association of Peer Supporters (inaps) Steve Harrington Rita Cronise Heidi Levy Noelle Pollet Lisa Goodale Cronise, Lisa Goodale 2

3 Today s webinar Recovery to Practice initiative: What is it? Get to know the peer supporter training curriculum: how it was developed, what it covers, and how it s delivered -Topics - Structure - Collaborative learning style Next steps you can take to bring a Recovery to Practice peer training to your area Recovery to Practice initiative 5 year SAMHSA-funded project Infuse recovery principles through training major behavioral healthcare provider associations - American Psychiatric Association - American Psychological Association - American Psychiatric Nurses Association - Council on Social Work Education -National Association for Addiction Professionals - International Association of Peer Specialists (inaps) Peer Supporter training Target audience: Working peer support providers (both employees and volunteers), who have completed a basic peer specialist training and have a minimum of 1000 hours of on-the-job experience Cronise, Lisa Goodale 3

4 Training topics Based on field input 1. Transforming power of recovery / self-care 2. Complex simplicity of wellness 3. Effects of trauma on recovery 4. Multicultural awareness and its influence on recovery Training topics (continued) 5. Co-occurring conditions and recovery of the whole person 6. Peer support values and boundaries 7. Strengthening workplace relationships 8. Recovery relationships Post-training exam and certificate Participant Workbook May be downloaded from the inaps website. Hard copies of the participant manual can be ordered through Recover Resources Cronise, Lisa Goodale 4

5 How it s delivered 32 hours - 8 hours pre-work - 24 hours face-to-face training Collaborative learning style - Experiential exercises Seeds of Equality Have you ever. Course pilots and testing 2012 inaps National Conference in Philadelphia 2012 Cincinnati, Ohio 2013 New York: New York City, Rochester, Syracuse 2013 Grand Rapids, Michigan 2013 Optum webinars Cronise, Lisa Goodale 5

6 inaps Recovery to Practice peer training Opportunities to participate Attend in conjunction with the 2014 inaps National Conference (Atlanta, Georgia October 13, 14). inaps RTP training nearby on October 15-18, Other opportunities will be announced shortly. How? Watch and regular monthly announcements for details inaps Recovery to Practice peer training Opportunities to participate Bring a course to your area How? Visit DBSA Training and Consultation Complete an interest indicator on the DBSA site: RI_ACTION_USER_REQUESTS&SURVEY_ID=7241 Or send to training@dbsalliance.org inaps Recovery to Practice peer training Facilitator preparation To be recognized as a facilitator of the full training, interested individuals must first successfully complete the entire in-person training course with an additional facilitator training. We do, however, encourage anyone who has taken the training to freely share what they ve learned within their own organizations and local communities. Cronise, Lisa Goodale 6

7 inaps Recovery to Practice peer training Any questions? Please use the CHAT feature to ask questions. A FAQ will be posted after the inaps webinar if your question is not answered during the webinar. To Peter Ashenden and Optum for their ongoing support of this series and their continuing dedication to quality in the practice of peer support Cronise, Lisa Goodale 7

8 Certificate To receive a certificate of participation for this webinar, go to our website: and take a brief quiz. Certificates will be issued in approximately two weeks. 22 Cronise, Lisa Goodale 8