Consumer Connections provides a variety of continuing education opportunities throughout the year that both meet the recertification needs of the CRSP credential and provide vital education to the peer workforce.
The Wednesday Webinar Series brings 1 to 2 hour presentations to the peer community each Wednesday at 10:00 AM EST. Certificates of attendance are provided to participants that meet attendance thresholds. Click here to see our current schedule and to register for any of these free webinars.
Peer Information Sessions are offered virtually at least once per quarter. These informational sessions provide participants with an introduction to the topic of peer support, as well as an overview of the Core Training. Detailed instruction on how to apply for Core Training and pursue credentialing as a CRSP is provided during these virtual sessions. Click here to view upcoming events.
CRSP Credentialing Overview. This quarterly webinar is geared toward Core Graduates who are in the midst of applying for their Certified Recovery Support Practitioner (CRSP) credential. The webinar walks through the application process, outlining everything an applicant for the CRSP credential needs to know. Click here to view upcoming events.
Digital Peer Support (DPS) is a 4-hour certification course intended for peer support specialists working with any population. The training covers topics such as digital communication skills, how to engage service users with technology, privacy and confidentiality, and how to address a digital crisis. Click here to view upcoming events.
WRAP (Wellness Recovery Action Plan) is an evidence-based, prevention and wellness process that people in all kinds of circumstances can use to address physical, mental health and life issues. MHANJ offers Seminar I, Seminar II, and specialty WRAP workshops throughout the community. For more information on WRAP, email wrap@mhanj.org.
To view our full catalog of continuing education offerings, click here. Please email Consumerconnections@mhanj.org with training requests.