Join us in this timely masterclass for faith leaders to learn about addiction and recovery support. Addiction impacts 1 in 3 American households. In 2021,…

A learning pathway developed for Peer Recovery Support Specialists seeking to deepen their understanding and hone their skills in harm reduction and grassroots outreach work. This course is perfect for peer recovery support specialists who may want to work in a syringe service program, medication for addiction recovery clinics, and other community-based organizations servicing people who use drugs. By completing this learning pathway you will earn a certificate of completion to help you stand out to employers as a PRSS with continued specialization in these key areas.

This self-paced course, composed of text, videos and activities, is a comprehensive computer literacy course designed to equip beginners with the essential knowledge and skills needed to navigate the digital world confidently. The course covers a variety of topics, from understanding basic computer terminology to mastering essential software applications like email, Zoom, and Google Workspace. 

This course should take three hours to complete, and will help you understand and develop foundational skills necessary to navigate technology in your personal and professional life.

Substance use and mental health challenges affect every workplace, often in ways that are unseen, misunderstood, or misattributed to “performance issues.” This self-paced module provides…

As we move into a conversation regarding how recovery is defined, it’s important to remember that all individuals living with substance use and mental health…

The foundations of a recovery-supportive work culture begin when employers move beyond awareness and intentionally embed recovery-supportive practices into everyday organizational operations. Awareness alone does…

This module will guide you through understanding how the working environment and culture can impact mental health (MH) and substance use disorders (SUD), and how…

This self-paced module focuses on how hiring and onboarding practices can actively support wellness, mental health, and recovery. These early touchpoints shape how employees experience…

Policies play a critical role in shaping workplace culture. In a recovery-friendly workplace, policies are not just rules; they are tools that protect dignity, encourage…

Creating a recovery-friendly workplace requires more than good intentions—it also requires an understanding of the legal and regulatory landscape that shapes how employers support employees…

A learning pathway developed for Peer Recovery Support Specialists seeking to deepen their understanding and hone their skills in metal health crisis systems in Nevada. This course is perfect for peer recovery support specialists who may want to work in crisis intervention teams or mental health support settings. By completing this learning pathway you will earn a certificate of completion to help you stand out to employers as a PRSS with continued specialization in these key areas.

Welcome to the Nevada Peer Recovery Support Specialist Training! You have taken an important first step towards joining the growing workforce of peer recovery support specialists in Nevada. Completion of this training satisfies the credentialing requirements based on the following learning domains set forth by the International Certification and Reciprocity Consortium (IC&RC) and our state certification board:

1. Mentoring and Education
2. Recovery and Wellness
3. Advocacy
4. Ethical Responsibility

The Nevada Certification Board (NCB) is the statewide certifying body that oversees the PRSS certification. It aims to provide the state of Nevada with a well trained, educated and skilled community and behavioral healthforce. The NCB works to ensure the safety of those receiving services and enhance accountability by applying rigorous standards for acquiring and maintaining certification. The board is also in charge of enforcing the code of ethics that govern the PRSS and other helping roles, including Community Health Work,  PRSS Supervisors, and Prevention Specialists. Find more information about the board by visiting nevadacertboard.org.

 

Welcome to the Nevada Peer Supervision Certification Training course provided by Foundation for Recovery. The purpose of this course is to train individuals who will be supervising peer recovery support specialists in clinical and non-clinical settings; to provide guidance and support and promote competent and ethical delivery of peer services.

Why Become a Certified Peer Supervisor?

In 2021, Senate Bill 69 (SB69) was passed in Nevada. Among other provisions, the law now requires anyone providing peer support services to become state certified through the Nevada Certification Board. The law also requires anyone who supervises individuals providing peer support become certified as an approved supervisor. Sara Cerruto scerruto@forrecovery.org

This self-paced course, composed of videos and activities, is designed to help individuals best prepare for finding employment and re-entering the workforce. 

 

These videos will cover a variety of topics, including practical tips on acing your interview and excelling at your new place of employment. It will also touch on the importance of communication and how to adjust your communication skills to fit into a professional setting, as well as maintaining boundaries and professional relationships. The video series will cover cognitive behavioral theory and the importance of reframing your mindset to do your best, personally and professionally. 

 

This course should take two hours to complete, and will help you understand and develop foundational skills necessary to thrive in your professional life.

A learning pathway developed for Peer Recovery Support Specialists seeking to deepen their understanding and hone their skills in physical health and wellness. This course is perfect for peer recovery support specialists who may want to work in a community clinic setting or public health agency. By completing this learning pathway you will earn a certificate of completion to help you stand out to employers as a PRSS with continued specialization in community, physical, and public health education.

Please complete this final assessment after your self-paced Bonterra training and the instructor-led Penelope workshop. This final assessment must be completed before interns gain access to Penelope.

Interns will have three chances to pass this exam. If the exam is not successfully passed after three attempts, interns will be asked to attend another in-person Penelope workshop. You may use any notes you took during the workshop during this exam. You may open up another browser or ask other interns or staff members for assistance.