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[Indiana Only] Role Clarity Webinar (3 Hour Training)
Zoom Meeting RoomVirtual: This 3-hour training explores the differences and similarities between the roles of peer-support workers and case managers. Both support people beginning or maintaining recovery, but they each have unique skills and job focus. The training clarifies the roles in treatment and recovery services, and distinguishes peer-recovery supports and case management. Participants engage in discussions…
Welcome to Recovery Cafe! Virtual Screening with Community Q&A Forum
Zoom Meeting RoomJoin Faces & Voices of Recovery and TouchPoint Production for a virtual screening of Welcome to Recovery Cafe! leading up to this dynamic Q&A Speaker Panel on Thursday, December 12th at 7 PM EST. The film will be available for free for all participants for 48 hours prior to the forum, you will receive an email…
[Indiana Only] Virtual Ethics and Boundaries for Recovery Support Professionals (3 Hour Training)
Zoom Meeting RoomVIRTUAL: This 3-hour course introduces ethical codes of conduct and peer roles in the context of peer support services. Ethical codes can become muddied when working with human beings struggling with obstacles like addiction and mental health conditions. Managing boundaries can be especially challenging when delivering peer support services. This course reviews ethical considerations, the…
CAPRSS Virtual Learning Community 2024
Zoom Meeting RoomCAPRSS’s virtual learning community is a place for people involved in Peer Recovery Support Services (PRSS) to learn about topics related to the CAPRSS standards. The Learning Community is the hub for all information that can help your program to become accreditation ready. Through this community, you’ll have access to: - In-depth, annotated descriptions of…
[AICDAC] Virtual Organizational Development (3 Day Training)
Zoom Meeting RoomThis combination of comprehensive training and technical assistance empowers participants to effectively oversee and manage the operations of their recovery community organizations (RCOs). The curriculum covers a wide array of essential content, ranging from mastering the art of contract negotiation to assuming meaningful and impactful roles within boards, councils, committees, and stakeholder groups. Participants will…
2024 Election Cycle and Recovery Communities: What to Expect and How to Get Involved
Zoom Meeting RoomJoin us for an empowering one-hour webinar, “2024 Election Cycle and Recovery Communities: What to Expect and How to Get Involved,” designed to engage people in recovery and their allies in the upcoming election. Learn about the Recovery Voices Count campaign and how you can take action to make your voice heard at the ballot box.…
CAPRSS Accreditation 201: Understanding the Standards
Zoom Meeting RoomA deeper dive into the CAPRSS standards designed to: Identify the elements of the CAPRSS standards taxonomy and how they relate Describe the core domains and standards Discuss how peer reviewers – and PRSS programs – will use standards, criteria, and elements of performance in the accreditation process. This session begins at 12:00 ET and…
CAPRSS Accreditation 101: Introduction to Accreditation
Zoom Meeting RoomOur introduction to the CAPRSS Accreditation course: describes the mission and purpose of CAPRSS provides an overview of the standards and criteria describes the steps in the accreditation process presents resources for getting your organization accreditation-ready and completing your application for accreditation candidacy.
Advocacy 101 Webinar
Zoom Meeting RoomReady to make a difference? Join us for Advocacy 101, a virtual training hosted by Faces & Voices of Recovery. Since 2001, we’ve been standing up for the rights and dignity of people affected by substance use disorders, while embracing all the different paths to recovery. This training is for anyone who wants to learn…
[AICDAC] Virtual Our Stories Have Power- Recovery Community Messaging (2 Day Training)
Zoom Meeting RoomFaces & Voices of Recovery's groundbreaking messaging training advances the recovery agenda. There is no more potent weapon against stigma than the thousands of people who have learned to use the Our Stories Have Power recovery messaging tools. Attendees sharpen their skills as recovery communicators, learning how to tell their story with a purpose. Only…