Price
$90.00
Dates
-
Location
Virtual by Zoom
Location Type
Virtual
Address
United States
Region
Virtual
Ethical Responsibility
6.00
Total Hours
6.00
Organization
Choices Recovery Trainings
Contact Person Name
Ginger Ross
This course is designed to solidify your understanding of the core competencies, including the four domains of peer support, and deepen your knowledge of ethical principles and practices.
Through an interactive exploration of role drift, professional boundaries, and the Code of Ethics, you’ll gain tools to navigate complex situations with confidence and integrity. Strengthen your foundation in the essential principles of peer support and recovery coaching, and build your capacity to continue making a meaningful impact. Whether you’re seeking renewal or want to enhance your expertise, this course will empower you to thrive in your role and continue growing as a trusted recovery professional.
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Course Objectives:
Gain a concrete understanding of SAMHSA’s working definition of recovery
Explain the importance of Social Supports in peer work, as defined by SAMHSA
Apply the four core domains of peer support as outlined by the IC & RC
Define and recognize role drift to maintain clarity in professional boundaries.
Build confidence in ethical decision-making and navigating complex scenarios.
Strengthen foundational peer principles to support long-term professional growth and peer service delivery.
PLEASE NOTE: The quiz is at the end of the CompanionWorksheet.pdf attached. Thank you.
Gain a concrete understanding of SAMHSA’s working definition of recovery
Explain the importance of Social Supports in peer work, as defined by SAMHSA
Apply the four core domains of peer support as outlined by the IC & RC
Define and recognize role drift to maintain clarity in professional boundaries.
Build confidence in ethical decision-making and navigating complex scenarios.
Strengthen foundational peer principles to support long-term professional growth and peer service delivery.
PLEASE NOTE: The quiz is at the end of the CompanionWorksheet.pdf attached. Thank you.