Transcript Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse

Tennessee Department of Mental Health and
Substance Abuse Services
Certified Peer Recovery Specialist Training
Overview
Vik Moore, MS, CPRS
CPRS
TRAINING
OVERVIEW
Meet the Trainers
Mark Bresee, Ph.D., CPRS
Aim Center, My Health
My Choice My Life
Karen Dennis, LADAC,
NCAC II, QCS, CCJS, CPRS
Karen Consultants
Ron Hanaver, LADAC,
NCAC, QCS, ADS, CPRS
Knox County
Drug Court
Meet the Trainers
Sheryl McCormick, ALWF,
CPRS
Peninsula a Division of
Parkwest Medical Center
Michelle Webster, CPRS
Tennessee Association
of Alcohol, Drug,
& other Addiction
Services
Certified Peer Recovery Specialist Training
40 intensive hours of interactive
class participation, role-play, selfexamination, and testing.
The tests average about five
multiple-choice questions each.
75% must be answered correctly
(65/87).
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Homework
Each night you will be given
reading assignments and
exercises to complete on
your own.
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Section 1: Welcome
Training Agreement
Section 2: History
A Brief History of Mental Illness &
Substance Use Disorder Treatment
Self-determination & Legal Rights
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Section 3: Peer Recovery Specialists
 What Is a Peer Recovery Specialist?
 Peer Recovery Specialist Roles &
Definitions
 What Do Peer Recovery Specialists Do?
 Why do Peer Recovery Specialists Do
What They Do?
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Section 4: Recovery
A Consensus Statement
Defining Recovery
The Importance of Hope
Recovery & the Strengths
Perspective
Recovery Langauge
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Section 5: Values
Values Clarification Exercise
Section 6: Communication
Active Listening
The Three Main Components of
Active Listening
Reflecting Feelings
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Section 6: Communication,
continued
Awareness of Nonverbal Messages
Paraverbal Messages
Paraphrasing
Using Open-Ended Questions
Helpful Phrases
Listening Blocks
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Section 7: Problem Solving
 Decision-Making & Problem-Solving
 Conflict Resolution
Section 8: Group Facilitation
Definition and roles of a Facilitator
 Types of groups
 Facilitator’s tool box and agenda
 Designing a realistic agenda
 Guide and control the event
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Section 9: Stigma
Stigma, Labels & Types
Recognizing & Responding to
Stigma
Strategies & Examples
Section 10: Cultural Competency
Cultural diversity
Communication is key
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Section 11: Ethics & Boundaries
Confidentiality
Making Ethical Decisions
Roles
Peer Recovery Specialists & Lived
Experience
The Vulnerability of Peers &
Providers: Potential Conflicts & the
Risk of Harm
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Section 11: Ethics & Boundaries,
continued
Ethical Considerations
Core Peer Support Values & Ethical
Conduct
Self-Disclosure
Boundaries
Codependency
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Section 12: Trauma-Informed
Care
Prevalence of trauma
Lasting effects of trauma
Creating safe relationships
Understanding how the system
has re-traumatized people
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Section 13: Co-occurring
Disorders
Prevalence
Need for integrated treatment
Complicating factors
Minkoff’s Parallels
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Section 14: Motivation & Readiness
What is Motivation?
Motivational Interviewing
Readiness to Change
Stages of Change
Talking about Change
Strategies for Evoking Change Talk
Pitfalls to Avoid
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Section 15: Wellness
Eight Dimensions of Wellness
Habits to Support Physical
Wellness
Action Planning
Sobering Statistics
Contributing factors for
preventable, premature death
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Section 16: Self-care & Stress
Management
What helps you stay well?
What helps you manage
stress?
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Section 17: Documentation
What to document
Things to remember when
documenting services
Ethical & Legal Issues
What NOT to write
Using Recovery Language
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Section 18: Supervision
How Peer Recovery Specialists &
their supervisors can work
together
Your supervisor is not your
therapist
Give your supervisors what they
need to help you
Contact Info
Certified Peer Recovery Specialist Program
Vik Moore, MS, CPRS
Peer Recovery Coordinator
Office of Consumer Affairs & Peer Recovery Services
[email protected]
(615) 741-7693
http://www.recoverywithinreach.org
5th Floor Andrew Jackson Building
500 Deaderick Nashville, TN 37243