A Peers Introduction to Mental Health, Signs, Support & Wellness @ NCHC    Begins 11/13/24 virtually by NCHC
This course is for professional peer recovery workers who wish to expand their knowledge on mental health and wellness to serve better the population they work with by knowing what signs to look for that require a referral to a higher level of care, providing traditional peer support and understand wellness plans and how they differ from recovery plans.
Course # CRT-24-301-004  
Subjects # [Mental Health]

Begin Date: 11/11/2024
Course # CRT-24-301-004
Status: OPEN
Type: Online
Location: North Country Health Consortium (NCHC)
State: New Hampshire
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Suicide Prevention - Non-clinical Workers @ P2P    Nov 26 & 27 Hosted by P2P
This training is designed for individuals that are looking to begin their journey as a certified peer recovery support specialist or peer recovery coach in the substance use field. Or, for those who are looking to learn how to better engage with those who suffer from Substance Use Disorder (SUD). Participants often include family members, law enforcement, first responders, social workers, community partners, policymakers, CASAs or GALs, or anyone that has been affected by or from SUD.
Course # CRT-25-300-002  
Subjects # [Suicide Prevention]

Begin Date: 11/26/2024
Course # CRT-25-300-002
Status: OPEN
Type: Online
Location: Virtual P2P
State: Colorado
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HIV/AIDS & Infectious Diseases @ Choices    6hr - Virtual Dec. 5, 2024
This presentation will educate nonclinical workers on the risk of HIV/AIDS/HepB & Hep C with substance users. Harm reduction and protective factors will be discussed. Participants will learn about new methods of treatments, area resources, and how to engage in a conversation with clients around knowing their status.
Course # CRT-24-400-016  
Subjects # [Recovery Coaching]

Begin Date: 12/05/2024
Course # CRT-24-400-016
Status: OPEN
Type: Online
Location: VIRTUAL-National-Choices Recovery Trainings
State: New Hampshire
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Ethical Foundations For Peer Recovery Coaches @ GateHouse    Dec 16 & 17, 2024 Private Training Gatehouse
This training will address what ethics are and their role in peer recovery support. This training will explore the importance of boundaries and boundary management extensively and the need for continuous monitoring of boundaries. The training will explore adverse outcomes due to poor ethical guidelines and boundary management. Additionally, this training will discuss HIPPA and 42CFR part two regarding confidentiality.
Course # CRT-25-203-001  
Subjects # [Addiction], [Ethical Responsibility], [Recovery Coaching]

Begin Date: 12/16/2024
Course # CRT-25-203-001
Status: OPEN
Type: Face to Face
Location: Gatehouse Treatment Ctr
State: New Hampshire
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Peer Recovery Coach Training @ Choices    Virtual @ Choices Begins Jan. 16, 2025
This training is designed for individuals that are looking to begin their journey as a certified peer recovery support specialist or peer recovery coach in the substance use field. Or, for those who are looking to learn how to better engage with those who suffer from Substance Use Disorder (SUD). Participants often include family members, law enforcement, first responders’, social workers, community partners, policymakers, CASAs or GALs, or anyone that has been affected by or from SUD.
Course # CRT-25-102-007  
Subjects # [Peer Coach Core Trainings], [Recovery Coaching], [Recovery/Wellness Planning], [Recovery]

Begin Date: 01/16/2025
Course # CRT-25-102-007
Status: OPEN
Type: Online
Location: VIRTUAL-National-Choices Recovery Trainings
State: New Hampshire
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Ethical Foundations For Peers @ Family Resource Center    Family Resource Center Feb 10 & 11, 2025
This training will address what ethics are and their role in peer recovery support. This training will explore the importance of boundaries and boundary management extensively and the need for continuous monitoring of boundaries. The training will explore adverse outcomes as a result of poor ethical guidelines and boundary management. Additionally, this training will discuss HIPPA and 42CFR part two regarding confidentialit
Course # CRT-25-103-003  
Subjects # [Ethical Responsibility]

Begin Date: 02/10/2025
Course # CRT-25-103-003
Status: OPEN
Type: Face to Face
Location: Family Resource Center
State: New Hampshire
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HIV/AIDS & Bloodborne Pathogens @ Family Resource Center    Family Resource Center Feb. 20, 2025
This presentation will educate nonclinical workers on the risk of HIV/AIDS/HepB & Hep C with substance users. Harm reduction and protective factors will be discussed. Participants will learn about new methods of treatments, area resources, and how to engage in a conversation with clients around knowing their status.
Course # CRT-25-400-003  
Subjects # [HIV/Blood Borne Pathogens]

Begin Date: 02/20/2025
Course # CRT-25-400-003
Status: OPEN
Type: Face to Face
Location: Family Resource Center
State: New Hampshire
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Ethical Foundations For Peers @ Choices    Virtual Feb 26, 27,2025
This training will address what ethics are and their role in peer recovery support. This training will explore the importance of boundaries and boundary management extensively and the need for continuous monitoring of boundaries. The training will explore adverse outcomes as a result of poor ethical guidelines and boundary management. Additionally, this training will discuss HIPPA and 42CFR part two regarding confidentialit
Course # CRT-25-103-005  
Subjects # [Recovery Coaching]

Begin Date: 02/26/2025
Course # CRT-25-103-005
Status: OPEN
Type: Online
Location: VIRTUAL-National-Choices Recovery Trainings
State: New Hampshire
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Peer Support in the Emergency Department    March 26 & 27, 2025
Across the country, emergency departments are treating rising numbers of patients harmed by using alcohol, opioids, methamphetamine, and other substances. Between 2006 and 2014, emergency room visits for alcohol and substance use disorders increased by about 75%. Once these individuals have been medically cleared, they are often discharged absent of appropriate support or treatment to address their addiction. Individuals and families are handed packages of information to sort through and make follow up phone calls for potential treatment. With today’s understanding of addiction and recovery, we know that there is only a brief window of opportunity when someone is ready and/or willing to move toward recovery. Today, with the rise and recognition of peer recovery coaches, more hospitals are implementing this role in their care model to improve outcomes. The Recovery coach role in the ED carries different responsibilities than in community settings. This training addresses those roles and responsibilities..
Course # CRT-25-102-011  
Subjects # [Recovery Coaching], [Recovery]

Begin Date: 03/26/2025
Course # CRT-25-102-011
Status: OPEN
Type: Online
Location: VIRTUAL-National-Choices Recovery Trainings
State: New Hampshire
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