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Peer Support Skill Development

Peer based recovery support services and best practices in the behavioral health field are constantly changing. Continuing education is required for workers to stay current with the latest developments, skills, and new technologies required for their fields.

Peer Support Workers and Recovery Coaches also require continuing education to comply with certification requirements or maintain membership in an association.  Overall, continuing education is considered a way for professionals to keep abreast of their fields so they don’t lag behind and can deliver the best possible services to their clients.

Below are a list of Continuing Education programs currently offered by Peer Supports Academy.  There are several other options for obtaining your continuing education credits.  A few of our favorites are:  

Our Current Offerings

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Forensic Peer Support

Do you provide recovery support services to individuals with criminal justice system involvement?  This training brings specialized knowledge to enhance your services whether in institutions or in the community!

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MAT/OUD & The Role

of Peer Support Workers

Do you provide recovery support services to individuals who live with opioid use disorder?  Learn the science behind Medication Assisted Treatment and the role that peer support workers play in supporting those with opioid use disorder!

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Community Education /Advocacy

Education and awareness are crucial to fighting and reducing the effects of substance use disorder within our communities.  Learn more about presenting evidence based educational material to civic, educational, corporate and faith based organizations in your town!

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