(IPS) Intentional Peer Support

*This course is open to everyone*

Peer support is not about developing more effective services, but rather about creating dialogues that have influence on all our understandings, conversations, and relationships. Intentional Peer Support (IPS) training equips individuals with skills to build transformative, mutual relationships in peer support and community settings.

Overview of IPS Training

IPS is a peer support model designed to foster intentional, mutual, and transformative relationships. Training focuses  on helping participants see situations from new perspectives, recognize patterns in relationships, and supporteach other in trying new approaches. IPS is widely used in mental health, addiction, and community services, and is suitable for both traditional and alternative settings.

The primary responsibility of a Certified Peer Support and Recovery Professional is to help individuals achieve their own needs, wants, and goals.

  • Certified Peer Support and Recovery Professionals will maintain high standards of personal conduct and will conduct themselves in a manner that fosters their own recovery.
  • Certified Peer Support and Recovery Professionals will be guided by the principle of self determination for all and shall serve as advocates for the people they serve.

Group Rates for up to 15 Participants.

For more information about Trainings and cost please contact dsmith@newlife2.org

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