This 6 hour training provides a solid foundation for those interested in becoming a Registered Peer Supervisor by the MABPCB. Participants will be engaged in conversation, case studies, and learn techniques for working with peers, such as motivational interviewing. This training prepares RPS candidates in cultural competency, harm reduction skills, advocacy, mentoring/education, and the ethical commitments of becoming a Registered Peer Supervisor. Participants will also receive access to templates and tools to assist RPS’ in tracking the progress for mentees.

What You’ll Learn:

• Hands-on peer supervision techniques
• Typical challenges RPS’ face
• Tools for more effective supervision
• Trauma-informed care
• Resource toolkit